In this meeting, the participants will have the opportunity to gain a clearer understanding of the outcomes of an increasingly uncertain and multipolar world, where clashes between major powers are becoming more frequent and a direct conflict seems to be approaching inexorably.
The first part will be dedicated to analyzing the relations between major global players, in a situation that, in some respects, eerily resembles the 1930s.
The second part will focus on analyzing the American elections in November, to understand how either candidate could shift the dynamics, not only in the USA but also, and especially, on the international stage, with significant implications for Italy and Europe.

The participants will be able to delve into:

• how the world order is being restructured
• the potential developments of ongoing crises and the actual possibility of escalation to direct conflict between powers
• the prospects for Europe amid a reluctant America and an aggressive Russia with imperial ambitions
• how the scenario would change with a victory of Trump or Harris, in a climate of deep division within the USA
• the consequences of a growing American "isolationism."