Rota Marco Author Marco Rota is a political analysts at the Gino Germani foundation in Rome and author of several essays including his latest book The Putin's spies. Towards WWIII against the West. Articles Middle East The kingdom that cannot slow downLongitude #174 Cover story Constrained power’s strategic paradoxLongitude #171 Cover story The key of global competitionLongitude #170 Cover story Driver of the global economyLongitude #169 Cover story Weaponizing the capital flowsLongitude #168 Cover story The current type of warLongitude #167 Cover story The middle power trapLongitude #165 Cover story The Cotton Road and the Architecture of the New OrderLongitude #164 World order India’s indecisive turn eastLongitude #163 International security Grasping Russian sabotage in EuropeLongitude #162 Cover story Making sense of the divided American soulLongitude #161 Cover story Mr. President and the Supreme leaderLongitude #160 Cover story The spy warLongitude #159 Cover story Casting long shadowsLongitude #158 Cover story The perennial eastern temptationLongitude #157 Germany Germany’s fateLongitude #156 Cover story Can Europe defend itself with less America?Longitude #154 Cover story Israel in the midst of a broken world orderLongitude #153 Cover story The American conflictLongitude #152 Featured briefing NATO’s high stakesLongitude #151 Featured briefing A paradigm of contemporary conflictsLongitude #150 Featured briefing Security’s vanity fairLongitude #149 Cover story The unstable mosaicLongitude #148 Cover story Achieving the unthinkableLongitude #147 Cover story The secret warLongitude #146 Cover story A change of mindsetLongitude #145 Featured briefing A twist of strategyLongitude #143
