Luigi Scazzieri

Luigi Scazzieri is senior research fellow at the CER. He works on European foreign and security policy, focusing on the EU’s neighbourhood, migration, and transatlantic relations. Scazzieri also carried out research at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). He regularly contributes opinion pieces and comments on European security and governance to outlets such as The Guardian, CNN and The Daily Telegraph.

L’Europa e il conflitto di Gaza: peso limitato, poche buone opzioni

La risposta iniziale dell’UE al conflitto tra Israele e Hamas è stata caotica. A seguito delle atrocità di Hamas contro i civili israeliani il 7 Ottobre, il Commissario europeo all’Allargamento, Olivér Várhelyi, ha annunciato in maniera…

European diplomacy and the crisis over Ukraine: limited options and the cohesion test

As Vladimir Putin demands a new security order in Europe and Russian troops mass along Ukraine’s borders, the threat of a major conflict on the continent is real. A war in Ukraine could have a big spill-over effect on other European…

Towards a reinvigorated West?

After the acrimony of the Trump years, the first in-person summits between US President Joe Biden and European leaders were bound to be a feel-good moment. The recent G7, NATO and EU-US summits provided many photo opportunities and were…

The EU and the Eastern Mediterranean flashpoint

Tensions are running high in the Eastern Mediterranean. Turkey disputes Greek and Cypriot maritime boundaries, and argues that Cyprus has no right to exploit its natural gas resources until it reaches a deal to share them with Turkish…

London calling Huawei out

After much deliberation, in mid-July the British government decided to implement restrictions on the role of controversial Chinese company Huawei in the UK’s next-generation 5G telecommunications network. Mobile providers will not be able…

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