Alberto Rizzi
Policy Fellow on Geoeconomics at ECFR (Rome Office) - Energy, infrastructure, trade, and EU-Developing countries economic relations.
History and art lover.
Born in Bergamo and proud Atalanta BC fan.
ecfr.eu/profile/alberto-rizzi/
- Pyongyang on the Potomac
- Reposted by Alberto RizziThe EU-India FTA deal is hot on the heels of Mercosur. Instead of decrying the end of a world order from which they benefitted, Europeans are finally embracing their trade strengths, writes @alberto-rizzi.bsky.social 👇Read the full commentary in our website. bit.ly/4tayhi4
- Reposted by Alberto RizziEU decided to bring up Anti-Coercion Instrument, a 'trade bazooka', against Trump. What does the EU's Anti-Coercion Instrument provide? With their cards in hands, the EU should create an economic deterrence infrastructure and strengthen its existing anti-coercion instrument. bit.ly/4sWevqr
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- Reposted by Alberto RizziWhat are Trump's plans in the trade (tariffs), investment (decoupling) and financial (US dollar depreciation) spheres, and what do US policies mean for Europe? Join us next Tuesday in Berlin @ecfrberlin.bsky.social to discuss these topics - more info and registration 👇
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- I spoke yesterday with @deutschewellerss.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy about Zelenskyy's visit to Greece: more gas supplies are crucial to compensate for Ukraine's lower production due to attacks by Russia. And defending Ukrainian infrastructure is equally important. www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAnh...
- Reposted by Alberto RizziI have a very bad feeling about this...
- My take on incoming EU steel tariffs in this Deutsche Welle piece: the move aims at obtaining concessions form the US, most likely a tariff-free quota for European producers, but at the cost of worsening trade relations with other suppliers to the bloc www.dw.com/en/eu-seeks-...
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- In Brazil, if you plot a coup to subvert the result of democratic elections, you end up in jail. In the US, if you actually execute one, you end up in the White House. www.ft.com/content/f07c...
- Looks like North Korea with stars and stripes
- This is a real photograph of Washington, DC this week, where the United States president has ordered military occupation in peacetime, and ordered the display of colossal portraits of himself. www.wsj.com/politics/pol...
- My take on the US-EU trade deal in this @ecfr.eu policy alert: - EU preferred an unequal deal rather than retaliating to maybe get a better one - Some economic silver linings don't cancel the political capitulation - EU needs credible retribution to prevent further US demands ecfr.eu/article/scot...
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- My views of a no deal scenario in EU-US trade negotiations for @cnbc.com - ACI does allows for flexibility in the response - If no deal, EU would want swift and substantial retaliation - ACI likely to be kept in reserve after retaliatory EU tariffs come into force www.cnbc.com/2025/07/25/w...
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- The perfect description of Trump by Bruce Springsteen on Monday in Milan: Rainmaker says white's black and black's white Says night's day and day's night 'Cause they don't care or understand How easy it is to let freedom slip through your hands www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIhq...
- MY @france24.com interview on Meloni's new visa scheme for non-EU migrants: Italy's awful demographics require large inflows of foreign workers to keep the economy running, even if this runs counter to the anti-migration agenda on which the government got elected. www.france24.com/en/tv-shows/...
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- Ain't nothing like Bruce Springsteen playing in San Siro
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- Europe's demographics are not necessarily a curse for its global standing. Next week, we'll be discussing together with @agathedemarais.bsky.social and @johnspringford.bsky.social what European policymakers can do to tackle this strategic challenge. Register here 👇 ecfr.eu/event/people...
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- It was Iraq, who started also the Iran-Iraq War (unprovoked), that started the Tanker War during that conflict. Iran started retaliating only years after the first Iraqi attacks.
- Increase the median age to 50 and you have the average think-tank/international politics panel in Italy
- Here are some comments of mine in this piece by @cnbc.com about the state of EU-US trade negotiations: taxation and big tech regulation are considered domestic issues by Europe. While a small deal might be possible, a broad and comprehensive one seems out of reach. www.cnbc.com/2025/06/18/t...
- My debut on "World in 30 minutes", talking with Mark Leonard about demographics and how global trends will shape Europe's place in the world 👇🏻
- DEMOGRAPHICS IS DESTINY. OR NOT? 🧵 The greatest overlooked challenge for Europe's future is demographics. In my @ecfr.eu work I have analyzed the effect of the demographic transition for the continent's role in global geoeconomics and how should Europe respond 1/ ecfr.eu/publication/...
- The Trump-Musk fallout is something worth watching with pop-corns. If only they weren't the US President and the world's richest man arguing like elementary school kids.
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- UAE cheating OPEC quotas is an open secret, but the scale of it is becoming massive, and in the race against the clock for peak oil demand, Saudis and Emiratis are bound to clash in global energy markets. From @economist.com www.economist.com/finance-and-...
- Excluding dairy might speed up the EU-India deal, yet to make it economically meaningful beyond its political value, India has to open up for real in machinery, car part, and industrial goods. As well as a CBAM arrangements. From @financialtimes.com www.ft.com/content/51ce...
- Something to be very mindful of when thinking about protection of critical infrastructure
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