Centrists and pragmatic rightwing parties could at least compromise on the most urgent global threats

As floods, fires and storms escalate, the world needs a body with the expertise and resources to protect people and the planete, says philosopher and activist Lorenzo Marsili

The EU could welcome individuals as well as countries – and create a new kind of citizenship for the modern world, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

Cultural colonialism has rightly been rejected – but China’s protest shows that authoritarians can also weaponise tradition, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

A new community could help to bring EU countries closer to the rest of Europe, says Lorenzo Marsili

There’s nothing nostalgic about the far-right political space that the country’s new leader is trying to carve out in Europe, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

The prospect of the far right taking power underlines the failure of technocratic government – and the need for true alternatives, says Italian philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

The problems Europe faces require the overhaul of a bankrupt system, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

After the pandemic, EU citizens must build a democracy of equals, say the writers and activists Lorenzo Marsili and Ulrike Guérot

The EU is in desperate need of reform. But it’s unlikely to get help from Italy’s inward-looking new rulers, says writer and philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

With the League dominating the north and Five Star Movement the south, the political landscape is in a state of flux, says the writer and philosopher Lorenzo Marsili