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Master of Arts (MA) · KU Leuven / LUISS University
With a master's in International Relations at LUISS and an advanced master's degree in EU Policies and Public Administration from KU Leuven, Arianna's focus relies in US politics, especially transatlantic relations with the EU. Past projects are a study on US Political Appointees and their role in EU-US relations, and a published paper on US Intelligence during the American Revolution.As of now, she is studying to become a diplomat for her country, Italy.
The UK elections renewed debate over independence as Plaid Cymru advanced in Wales and the SNP strengthened its position in Scotland, keeping constitutional questions in focus.
Is South America’s shift to the right ideological or cyclical? Voters have turned to right-wing leaders mainly because of economic problems, crime, and frustration with prolonged left-wing governments. Hence, the shift is a short-term, corrective reaction rather than ideological in nature.
How can the UN effectively address the Israel-Palestine conflict after the 80th UNGA? The UNGA revealed renewed international will to pursue peace through the two-state solution, reaffirmed in the New York Declaration, yet divisions among key states and the absence of enforcement mechanisms hinde…
