Edoardo holds a B.A. in Political Science and International Relations and is pursuing a Franco-Italian Master’s degree in “Strategy, Economic Intelligence and Risk Management” at Sciences Po Lille. He is an honors recipient at the Sapienza School for Advanced Studies (SSAS), with research focused on Game Theory. He is also part of Geopolitica.info and CSE, and is the youngest trained handler and designer at the defense wargaming laboratory of the Italian Centre for Higher Defense Studies (CASD).
The European Union is struggling to answer one of the information-era dilemmas: for the sake of security, what’s the line of negotiation for privacy exceptionality? The “Chat Control” package may set a precedent in blurring the line of EU citizens’ right of private communications.
AI that reinforces rather than challenges military assumptions could weaken decision-making. The article argues Europe needs AI systems that embed structured dissent, not compliance.
The 2026 Italian Arctic Policy responds to the end of Arctic exceptionalism by defining Italy as a “Near-Arctic State”. Through the concept of “teleconnections,” Italy links Arctic stability to Mediterranean security. It employs science diplomacy and the Navy’s “High North” operation to protect i…
How does Russia leverage AI and the digital domain to destabilise Eastern Europe’s security architecture? Moscow utilises an automated ecosystem of generative AI, cyber-kinetic attacks, and domestic proxies to exploit societal fractures, inducing strategic paralysis in “in-between” states. To cou…
