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Emanuele Rossi
An Italian journalist and analyst focused on foreign policy, he writes about the Mediterranean, the Indo-Pacific, and the shifting links between Europe and the wider world. His work brings big geopolitical questions down to clear, readable stories.
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About the author
Based on profiles published by outlets and research organizations he writes for, Emanuele Rossi is an Italian journalist and international affairs specialist whose work centers on the Mediterranean and its connections to broader global politics. Several of those biographies describe him as Diplomatic Editor at Formiche and a senior analyst at Decode39 and the Med-Or Italian Foundation.
His articles and commentary focus on geopolitics, security, trade, and strategic relations, with particular attention to the Indo-Pacific and what some organizations call the Indo-Mediterranean space. Across these roles, he appears to write for both general readers and policy-minded audiences, translating complex international developments into accessible analysis.
On his Formiche author page, he also sketches a more personal note, describing himself as a husband, father, and son from Umbria who writes stories and analysis about world affairs. That mix of policy focus and approachable voice helps explain why his work travels easily between journalism, commentary, and think-tank research.