Analyst A. Lagazzi on Italy's entry into the second phase
After more than 2 months, people in Italy could return to work. Alexandr Lagazzi spoke on the Italian government's decision to further ease the pandemic restrictions.
The interview is available online on TA3 website.
#Italy # interview # COVID-19
Alexandr Lagazzi
Associate Research Fellow
Associate Research Fellow
Expertise: Diplomacy, EU foreign policy, Italy, China, International security, Terrorism, Behavioural Economics
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