Podcast
25 May 2018
Director’s Cut: What risk does Italy’s new government pose to the euro area?
In this Director’s Cut of ‘The Sound of Economics’ podcast, Guntram Wolff discusses with Bruegel senior fellow Francesco Papadia the potential consequ
Global governance
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Opinion piece
30 April 2018
The upheaval Italy needs
While Italy remains without a new government, it would be foolish to believe that a country where anti-system parties won 55% of the popular vote will
Opinion piece
20 March 2018
Europe needs a strong Italy
Europe needs to have its Italian voice. A stable government is required not only to pursue domestic policies and remain fiscally prudent but also to n
Blog post
28 February 2018
Clouds are forming over Italy’s elections
While the prospect of a gridlock reassured investors about the short-term risk of an anti-establishment government, Italy still needs a profound econo
Blog post
26 February 2018
The Italian elections
Italy goes to the polls on March 4, with a new electoral law that is largely viewed as unable to deliver a stable government. We review recent opinion
Opinion piece
17 August 2017
G20 climate commitments must be turned into action
The G20 is just about holding together in difficult times, but the world's leading economies need to make good on their climate promises. Major projec
Opinion piece
30 May 2017
How the G20 should change its approach to migration and development in Africa
The G20 is redesigning its Africa strategy. Meanwhile, migration from Africa is an increasingly controversial topic in European politics, even though
External publication
03 April 2017
Key policy options for the G20 in 2017 to support an open and inclusive trade and investment system
In the face of exceptional challenges, the G20 should step up its efforts in 2017 to preserve the current global trade and investment system, includin
Policy Brief
26 October 2016
Financial regulation: The G20’s missing Chinese dream
The current fairly peripheral role of China in the global financial regulatory system is increasingly problematic. The system needs a guiding vision i
Blog post
22 August 2016
China's political agenda for the G20 summit
Chairing the G20 offers China a unique opportunity to set the tone in global economic debates, and the Hangzhou summit is the focus of attention. The
Opinion piece
18 August 2016
The G20 in a post-Brexit world
As Britain enters a period of political and economic instability, following a referendum vote that many now interpret as anti-globalisation, it is wor
Opinion piece
15 March 2016
The G20’s structural reform agenda should address income gap and financial system fragility
G20 leaders must address major issues like the distribution of income and the structure of our financial systems in order to combat the deeper underly
Blog post
16 December 2015
A vade mecum for Italy’s G7 presidency
Following Germany this year and Japan in 2016, Italy will assume the rotating presidency of the G7 in 2017. However, even the global governance aficio
Article
16 December 2015
Global economic governance: Italy's role in the G7 and G20
This paper was produced for the Italian Parliament and Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Policy Brief
14 November 2014
The twenty-first century needs a better G20 and a new G7+
In an environment of rapid change in global patterns of trade and wealth creation, a new revamped (but highly representative) grouping should be creat
Blog post
29 October 2014
The world is ready for a global economic governance reform, are world leaders?
A survey of G20 practitioners reveals how, notwithstanding the post-crisis loss of momentum, the G20 is still considered a useful forum of discussions