Culture wars or convivence: a societal choice

“Culture wars” have evolved into symbolic confrontations that polarise and fragment society. In contrast, convivence proposes the active integration of diversity as a shared asset. It does not eliminate disagreement, but prevents it from becoming destructive, offering a demanding and necessary path for pluralistic democracies.

Intricate stonework entrance of a Roman Catholic cathedral in Córdoba, Spain.

Europe, last chance

An urgent reflection on the future of the European Union, based on the analysis of Enrico Letta and other leading figures. The text warns of a critical situation shaped by strategic dependencies and a lack of integration, and calls for far-reaching reforms in innovation, defence and governance. Europe faces a decisive choice: act now or accept its decline.