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Why Italy Acts Like a Small Country Despite Its Vast Size

Italy, vast in potential and economic strength, often feels like a mosaic of small, distinct states. Sharp political divides, striking regional differences, and persistent governance challenges hinder the creation of unified national strategies, limiting the country’s influence and impact on the global stage

Is Japan Turning the Page on Decades of Pacifism?

Japan finds itself at a pivotal crossroads, where fiery debates are reshaping its cherished pacifist ideals. Recent policy shifts highlight a nation boldly reconsidering its post-war commitment to non-militarization, spurred by escalating security threats in the region