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28 May 2012
Terzi: «The line has been crossed. The people need protection» (La Stampa)

Italy is ready to support tougher a resolution regarding the humanitarian crisis in Syria. This, in brief, was Minister for Foreign Affairs’ Giulio Terzi ‘s comment in light of the massacre in Houla. Mr. Minister, once again the international community seems to be standing by powerlessly. «Allow me first to express the horror and pain […]

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24 May 2012
Why Libya Matters (Foreign Policy) Versione originale

One year ago, a large international NATO-led coalition was critical in helping Libyans free themselves and their country from Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi’s three-decade-long bloody dictatorship. But that victory is not yet secure. Today, international engagement is even more necessary to win sustainable stability in post-conflict Libya. The success of a peaceful, democratic transition in Libya […]

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24 May 2012
Why Libya Matters (Foreign Policy) Versione originale

One year ago, a large international NATO-led coalition was critical in helping Libyans free themselves and their country from Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi’s three-decade-long bloody dictatorship. But that victory is not yet secure. Today, international engagement is even more necessary to win sustainable stability in post-conflict Libya. The success of a peaceful, democratic transition in Libya […]

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23 May 2012
Boniver immigrazione. Turchia Europa

La scorsa settimana ha avuto luogo una missione in Turchia del Comitato Schengen finalizzata a “toccare con mano” la realtà dell’immigrazione che dall’Asia giunge in Europa. La delegazione guidata da Margherita Boniver dopo un’intensa due giorni di incontri ad Ankara con i del Parlamento e del governo turco, è giunta fino al confine tra la […]

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10 May 2012
“Thousands of armed men. We may need a more robust mission”, says Terzi (la Repubblica)

Rome – Fifteen Italian observers are about to leave for Syria: our contribution to the UN mission of 300 observers envisaged by the Annan Peace Plan. “But that number is probably too low and we’ll need to go back to the Security Council”, warns Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi. “To ask for a more robust force, […]

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8 May 2012
Dassù: «Francois, ultima fermata per l’euro» (Il Foglio)

Roma. Mentre il ministro degli Esteri tedesco, Guido Westerwelle, è pronto a combinare la disciplina di bilancio con l’attenzione alla crescita, il cancelliere Angela Merkel ha fatto sapere, attraverso il suo portavoce, che il Patto di stabilità firmato da 25 su 27 paesi della Ue è un risultato assodato, che non è più passibile di […]

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8 May 2012
Dassù: «Francois, ultima fermata per l’euro» (Il Foglio)

Rome – While German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle is prepared to combine budget discipline with an eye to growth, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told the world, through her spokesperson, that the Stability Pact signed by 25 of the EU’s 27 member states is a consolidated achievement not open to further negotiation. Yet French Socialist […]

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7 May 2012
Boniver «In Africa si rischia un altro Afghanistan» (Secolo d’Italia)

«Se non stiamo attenti, qui si rischia un nuovo Afghanistan». A lanciare l’allarme è Margherita Boniver, inviata del ministro degli Esteri per le emergenze umanitarie, rientrata da poco dalla capitale della Nigeria Abuja, dopo gli attentati contro i cristiani da parte della setta Boko Haram. L’ultimo dei quali avvenuto proprio ieri in un mercato nel […]

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3 May 2012
Terzi: “The Europe of the future cannot operate like a ‘Directoire’” (l’Unità)

From the Tymoshenko case to the French election, via the Middle East and Africa. The interview granted to l’Unità by Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi is broad in scope. With one unifying strand: the Europe of today and of the future. The first “hot” dossier right now is the “Tymoshenko case”. Your German colleague has threatened […]

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2 May 2012
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“What has happened over the last few days is horrific and barbaric”. Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi doesn’t mince his words when he condemns the massacres in Nigeria, just hours after the latest attack on Christians. The authors of the attack are probably Boko Haram, who had already struck out against Christians at Christmas 2011. The […]

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