5 October 2026 – Monday
5 October 2026 – Monday

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In today’s Monday Briefing, we highlight the Spanish housing crisis and how European countries have been unable to resolve the continent’s increasingly dire real-estate situation. We then cover Andy Burnham’s vision for the UK, Brazil’s general election results, and Israeli presence in East Africa. Finally, we discuss Cornell’s sexual assault case.
In today’s Monday Briefing, we highlight the Spanish housing crisis and how European countries have been unable to resolve the continent’s increasingly dire real-estate situation. We then cover Andy Burnham’s vision for the UK, Brazil’s general election results, and Israeli presence in East Africa. Finally, we discuss Cornell’s sexual assault case. Spotlight: Spain’s (and Europe’s) Housing Crisis Erupts By Diego de Carvalho Maria del Carmen Abascal is an 87-year-old…

Monday Briefing 21/09/2026

In today’s Monday Briefing, we discuss the increasing apprehension about AI development. In Europe, both Russia and Germany go to the polls. Meanwhile, Bolivia faces unrest, the US expands influence in Africa, and Revolut suffers a data breach.
Monday Briefing 21/09/2026 In today’s Monday Briefing, we discuss the increasing apprehension about AI development. In Europe, both Russia and Germany go to the polls. Meanwhile, Bolivia faces unrest, the US expands influence in Africa, and Revolut suffers a…

The ESBS Open Seminar: Stories, Statistics, and Memory

Tra i Leoni and the Economic Society for Bocconi Students are proud to announce a new and exciting partnership: starting with this article, TiL and ESBS will collaborate on articles in our new Economics and Finance column! In this opening event, the Economic Society showcases itself to the university community, by explaining its internal functioning and presenting fascinating research to the attending students. TiL was invited to recount the night, and a couple of our members showed up alongside more than a hundred aspiring economists up to the challenge.
Tra i Leoni and the Economic Society for Bocconi Students are proud to announce a new and exciting partnership: starting with this article, TiL and ESBS will collaborate on articles in our new Economics and Finance column!In this opening…

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Today’s Monday Briefing highlights the restart of the extremely deadly Ethiopian civil war. Here in Italy, we discuss rhetoric around fashion and feminism. Around the world, we cover a dispute between Anthropic and the US government, the effects of Houthi attacks on Middle Eastern diplomacy, and lacklustre education results in Latin America.
Today’s Monday Briefing highlights the restart of the extremely deadly Ethiopian civil war. Here in Italy, we discuss rhetoric around fashion and feminism. Around the world, we cover a dispute between Anthropic and the…
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L’Unione Arma La Forza

Tra le mille sfide che l'unione europea deve affrontare, l'integrazione sembra necessaria per la sicurezza della stessa. Dopo il tentativo della CED nei primi anni 50, le condizioni sembrano essere tornate a richiedere l'istituzione di un esercito federale, ma come superare le sfide politiche e non di tale scelta? in questo nuovo articolo di "Parole Forti" Riccardo De Ambroggi analizza partendo dal saggio di Federico Fabbrini le possibilità di rendere comune la difesa europea
Tra le mille sfide che l’unione europea deve affrontare, l’integrazione sembra necessaria per la sicurezza della stessa. Dopo il tentativo della CED nei primi anni 50, le condizioni sembrano essere tornate a richiedere l’istituzione di un esercito federale, ma…

Why Does the Future Look So Familiar? 

Technology is advancing at an extraordinary speed. Still, our creativity and imagination seem to be fashionably stuck in a twenty-year-old aesthetic, with Y2K fashion, endless sequels, revivals and familiar forms dominating our cultural landscape. Even though we are racing towards the future, we seem increasingly interested in making it look like the past.
Look around.   Your phone is a black rectangle. Your laptop is a slightly larger black rectangle. Your car is probably white, black, or grey and, most likely, closely resembles the one parked next to it. There is no doubt…

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