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Senior Europe Analyst, Eurasia Group
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By Federico Santi, Eurasia Group| GZERO Media@ Italian politician Matteo Salvini has long been one of Italy's most outspoken critics of the EU — just a year ago he called the Union a "den of snakes and jackals." But the plain-spoken firebrand has abruptly changed his tune in recent weeks, joining the national unity government led by Prime Minister Mario Draghi. As far European politicians go, Draghi, a former head of the European Central Bank, is about as pro-EU as you can get. So what might have prompted Salvini's surprising about-face?
By Federico Santi| Newport Now Verified By Federico Santi | on December 17, 2020 EDITORIALThe reading of Clement C. Moore’s famous Christmas poem “A Visit from St. Nicholas” was always a tradition in my Chicago childhood’s household. I can vividly remember 60 years back, sitting on my father’s lap, and listening to him read the words to me. That same Dec. 24 ritual was performed with my children, too, as it was with millions worldwide.
By Federico Santi, Eurasia Group| GZERO Media@ Italian politician Matteo Salvini has long been one of Italy's most outspoken critics of the EU — just a year ago he called the Union a "den of snakes and jackals." But the plain-spoken firebrand has abruptly changed his tune in recent weeks, joining the national unity government led by Prime Minister Mario Draghi. As far European politicians go, Draghi, a former head of the European Central Bank, is about as pro-EU as you can get. So what might have prompted Salvini's surprising about-face?
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Eurasia Group
Eurasia Group is a political risk consultancy founded in 1998 by Ian Bremmer. It was the first firm dedicated to helping investors and business decision-makers understand how politics affects risks and opportunities in foreign markets. Initially focused on the former Soviet Union, the company has since expanded its expertise to include both developed and developing countries across various economic sectors. The company offers a comprehensive range of political risk solutions, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative tools to help clients anticipate and manage political risks. Its clients include macro hedge funds, institutional investors, family businesses, and multinational corporations. Eurasia Group's approach emphasizes a "politics first" perspective, providing unbiased analysis to help clients navigate the complex geopolitical landscape. Headquartered in New York, the company operates globally with offices on four continents and has established partnerships with notable organizations like Citi Private Bank, Bank of America, and KPMG International.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1998