Network Reflections: What does the election of Giorgia Meloni mean for Italy’s foreign policy and international relations?
Five members of the ELN’s Network reflect on the election of a new Italian government
Five members of the ELN’s Network reflect on the election of a new Italian government
The 10th NPT Review Conference ended last week without an agreement on a consensus outcome document. At a RevCon side event to launch a new ELN project, network member Adam Kobieracki remarked that “diplomatic success should not be measured by the number and volume of documents agreed and adopted” but instead should focus on concrete steps that need to be taken to reinforce and implement the NPT system.
As diplomats debate the draft final document of the 10th NPT Review Conference, former disarmament ambassador and ELN senior network member, Carlo Trezza, argues that the severity of the wounds to international norms in Ukraine will “make it necessary – if consensus fails – to have recourse to a vote”.
On the opening of the 2022 Review Conference, five members of the ELN consider what the NPT means to them.
On Friday 14 June the ELN hosted a meeting of Balkan parliamentarians representing 12 countries at the House of Lords. This meeting launched an open-ended programme of work on Balkans security, with a focus on strengthening collaborative capacity among Balkans parliamentarians to address security matters.
Five members of the ELN Network share their views on the 2022 NATO Madrid Summit