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Gabriele Crescente

Gabriele Crescente (b. 1980) is an Italian journalist. Having worked for weekly magazine Internazionale since 2006, he is also Presseurop's Italian site editor.

Updated: 14 December 2012

By Gabriele Crescente

Editorial: Italian election may have a silver lining

The Italian election results have been met with astonishment on the other side of the Alps. However, Europe’s leaders should in fact be heaving a […]

28 February 2013
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Editorial: Who’s afraid of Berlusconi?

"The exalted and disproportionate reactions from some European politicians to the announcement of my reentering politics offends the freedom of choice of Italians.” Silvio Berlusconi's […]

14 December 2012
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Editorial: The “federalist plot”

In recent weeks, the abysmal performance of "bailout + austerity" therapy (until now, the sole remedy deployed to treat the euro crisis) has […]

8 June 2012
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Interview: Antonio Tajani: “Citizens of Europe need responses that the member states cannot give on their own.”

Antonio Tajani is Vice-President of the European Commission and Commissioner for Industry and Entrepreneurship. Presseurop met up with him at the International Festival of Journalism in Perugia (Italy) last April. PE: The EU has been very discreet during the uprisings in north Africa, even absent. Was it worth going to the […]

10 May 2011

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Editorial: EU foreign policy running on empty

What with opposition from Germany and controversy between Italy and France, the intervention in Libya is yet more alarming evidence that, as the Daily Telegraph […]

25 March 2011
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Editorial: Respect for the ref

When interviewed in the wake of a defeat, Italian football managers often resort to a technique which invariably enables them to divert […]

11 February 2011
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Editorial: Sit down at the Bear’s table

Vladimir Putin’s call for the creation of a "harmonious economic community stretching from Lisbon to Vladivostok" has been received with scepticism in Europe. According to […]

29 November 2010
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Editorial: What's wrong with populism?

One of the debates that marked the fourth Internazionale Festival, held last weekend in the Italian town of Ferrara, dealt with the question of "Winners […]

6 October 2010
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Gabriele Crescente

By Gabriele Crescente

Editorial: Italian election may have a silver lining

Editorial: Who’s afraid of Berlusconi?

Editorial: The “federalist plot”

Interview: Antonio Tajani: “Citizens of Europe need responses that the member states cannot give on their own.”

Editorial: EU foreign policy running on empty

Editorial: Respect for the ref

Editorial: Sit down at the Bear’s table

Editorial: What's wrong with populism?