Professor Stefano Lucoli, professor of History and Institutions of the Americas at the University of Padua, offers an exclusive look at the 2024 US presidential elections, analyzing the dynamics of the national conventions of the Democratic and Republican parties and the crucial role of the vice presidency
Midterm elections will be held on 8 November to redraw the balance of the US Congress. All the seats in the Chamber and a third of those in the Senate are up for grabs. Here's everything you need to know
The President of the United States, Joe Biden, is visibly losing ground while the nightmare Trump still hangs over America - In the New York Times the columnist and Pulitzer Prize winner, Maureen Dowd (of which we publish one of her most recent speeches in Italian) explains…
The probable election of Biden changes the state of relations with Europe that the new American president will need to face the Chinese challenge - Trump has lost in the USA but not the Republicans, with all that…
The virtual Convention of the US Democrats launches Biden in the race for the White House but he has to deal with the segmentation of the electorate to try to defeat Trump in a presidential match more open than ever
