The 70th anniversary of General Marshall’s Nobel Peace Prize

Few Nobel Peace Prizes are as deserved as that awarded in 1953 to George C. Marshall, the only career soldier to ever receive this award.

Few Nobel Peace Prizes are as deserved as that awarded in 1953 to George C. Marshall, the only career soldier to ever receive this award.

by Paolo G. Parovel and Silvia (Verdoglia) Verdoljak The most dangerous internal destabilizing factor for the Atlantic Alliance within its current strategic assets is the persisting influence, on a relevant portion of Western Europe’s public opinion, of anti-American prejudices due to decades of political propagandas spread by both the right and the left wing. Analyses […]

Analysis by Paolo G. Parovel The recent decision of the European Commission that orders Apple to pay up to EUR 13 billion ($14.5 billion) for taxes that were not payed because of a tax ruling with Ireland, is weakening the cohesion of the EU even further, as well as favoring European States that do not […]