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Europe's Energy Frontier: Nuclear Power and European Energy Security 📅 Event Overview On February 25th, at Bocconi University, Aleph - Analisi strategiche had the honor of hosting the event “Europe's Energy Frontier: Nuclear Power and European Energy Security.” We extend our sincere gratitude to Doctor Claudia Pavarini for her in-depth analysis of financial aspects related to investments in nuclear energy, Doctor Carlo Stagnaro for his engaging discussion on the economic and political, historical and future feasibility of nuclear projects, Professor Marco Ricotti for his thought-provoking insights on the technical aspects of the nuclear technology, and Professor Nilanjana Dutt for her role in moderating the event, facilitating the discussion, and exceptional time management, which ensured a dynamic and engaging experience for all participants." The event witnessed a high level of engagement from a diverse audience, with more than 100 interested students showing up, demonstrating the importance and relevance of the topics discussed. We cannot thank our attendees enough for their active participation and enthusiasm throughout the discussions. 🙏 Special Acknowledgments We would like to give special acknowledgment to the Aleph - Analisi strategiche Team for their exceptional work in organizing the event: Andrea Ceciliani, Giulio Guidotti, Francesco Maffei, Michele Mauri, Michela Miglio, and Federico Zoppini. We also extend our gratitude to the Aleph - Analisi strategiche Social Media Team—Edoardo Maggi, Eduardo Alessandro Pavone, Giulia Ristagno, and Ema Stanciu for the outstanding coverage, ensuring the event’s messages reached an even broader audience. We are proud to have organized this event and are thrilled with the success it has achieved. We look forward to organizing more impactful events in the future. #ThankYou 🙏 #StrategicAnalysis 📊 #GlobalPolitics 🌍 #EuropeEnergyFrontier 🗳️ #Teamwork 🤝#NuclearEnergy⚛️

Battery storage is crucial for the EU’s plans to achieve carbon neutrality and rebuild industrial prominence. While the technology involved is increasingly accessible on the global level, Europe’s failures to develop a domestic alternative to Chinese giants could eventually result in overdependence on foreign suppliers and overall irrelevance in the sector. To avoid this fate, the bloc has to work collectively and find measures to achieve self-sufficiency. - Pietro Gallino https://lnkd.in/dFtU4Hnp

In a seemingly miraculous turn of events, France, instigator of twenty years of war, was able to preserve its status as one of the great powers of Europe, shaping how it was to be run for the next 99 years between 1815 and 1914 during the Congress of Vienna. How did a France that marched from Lisbon to Moscow, founded kingdoms and destroyed an empire, survive the biggest conflict yet fought? - Eduardo Alessandro Pavone https://lnkd.in/d6J4r8Tr

Aleph is excited to announce our next event: Europe’s Energy Frontier - Nuclear & European Energy Security The event will be held at Bocconi, in Room 202 in the Leoni building in Via Sarfatti 25, at 18.30, on Tuesday, February 25. The European energy crisis has reignited the debate on the role of civil nuclear energy in the EU’s pursuit of energy security while striving to meet ambitious climate goals. Join us to explore the economic dynamics behind nuclear investments, and how they impact European security in an ever-changing geopolitical landscape. Speakers at the event will be Bocconi Professor Nilanjana Dutt, AFRY Management & Consulting Claudia Pavarini, Politecnico di Milano Professor Marco Ricotti, and Dr. Carlo Stagnaro of Istituto Bruno Leoni Registration is free at the link below. Registration closes at 11.59pm, on Monday, February 24. The event will not be livestreamed or broadcast. https://lnkd.in/d3r9xmtm

Many parallels have been drawn between the series of events that led to the removal of Bangladesh’s strongwoman and the popular revolt in Sri Lanka two years prior, when its own despotic dynasty was forced to flee amid an economic crisis. Strikingly, both countries are part of the South Asian region - home to a quarter of the planet and a tenth of the global economy - and the crises were exacerbated by remarkably similar macroeconomic conditions. With its deep integration into global commodity and debt markets, the effects of the global energy and inflation crisis were acutely felt in South Asia. The resulting surge in unemployment and runaway inflation fueled widespread discontent, which the region’s weak democratic institutions were ill-suited to handle. These democratic institutions had been further weakened by structural imbalances created by decades of neoliberal establishments that fueled corruption, rent-seeking and kleptocratic political establishments. The foundations of these institutional structures and the political ramifications of the series of economic crises is explored in this article - Naveen Sivakumar for Aleph https://lnkd.in/dfGtGtsn

Are you a Bocconi student interested in global affairs, international relations, or electoral politics? Lucky for you, Aleph Spring Recruitment is now open! • Deadline: Friday, February 21 @ 11.59 • There is NO rolling admission, all applications are considered as long as they are submitted prior to the deadline • Apply as Analyst, Events, or Social Media • After application, interview will be conducted, and afterwards written sample if interview was successful • Please contact for any questions, comments, or concerns Apply Here: https://lnkd.in/dNyZR7HW

- 𝐴𝑙𝑒𝑝𝘩 𝐵𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑓 - The future of EU-US trade relations 💬 Milo Alberto Dainelli https://lnkd.in/eWmvGzbS

- 𝐴𝑙𝑒𝑝𝘩 𝐵𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑓 - US President-elect Donald Trump aims to significantly reduce federal government spending, going so far as eliminating the Department of Education, ceding its functions and budget to the individual states with federalist purity. To achieve these goals, he will create a new federal agency, named the ‘Department of Government Efficiency’. 💬Leonardo Fresa Check it out here 👇 - 𝐴𝑙𝑒𝑝𝘩 𝐵𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑓 - https://lnkd.in/e9qDcxYK

Taiwan finds itself in unknown territory with an unpredictable American foreign policy under a second Trump administration. Trump's cabinet picks explain one story, but the prevailing issue remains whether Trump values chips or weapons sales to Taiwan more with ongoing Chinese pressures. Check it out here 👇 https://lnkd.in/e9f6piWb

First Edition of Aleph Briefs With a Trump victory in the 2024 Election, many questions arise in terms of European defense, especially whether it will face greater challenges or have greater acceleration from a potentially less reliable US support. At the forefront is Eastern Europe, with various countries to be profoundly affected by any decision that the US takes. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/em7bAu9C