Opinions

Accepting exemptions from WTO rules may ease tensions in the short term, but it risks legitimizing trade pressure as a political tool. Europe faces a choice with consequences extending far beyond negotiations with Washington

Anti-competitive tactics by online behemoths damage consumers in various ways. Addressing them calls for an equally multi-pronged approach

How regulation, corporate culture, and sustainability are reshaping the relationship between industry, responsibility and the environment

The United Kingdom is the third-largest country of origin for international applications. Amid record growth in UK applications and an increasingly strategic approach to international mobility, Bocconi University is strengthening its position as a leading European alternative for the most competitive students in the British system.

From security to energy, Europe is redefining its borders, with deeper internal integration and stronger external protection

In the contest between the US and China, Europe is playing the role of arbiter of rules: but if the EU does not develop its own technological capability, it could end up being crushed