Dossier UE | 1 - 2026

This issue focuses on an in-depth analysis of the European Union's proposed budget for 2028-2034 and addresses key issues such as the vulnerability of territories in the current geopolitical competition and the increasingly strategic role of the space industry in international politics.

The picture is completed by analyses of the EU's strategic axes and intervention instruments, the European Commission's work programme for 2026 and in-depth analyses of innovation and technology transfer in the Blue Economy, as well as the prospects for food and wine tourism in the Euro-Mediterranean area.

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Against an international backdrop marked by geopolitical tensions, the energy transition, the technological revolution and the reshaping of global value chains, Europe is called upon to strengthen its competitiveness and resilience.

This issue of the EU Dossier examines the main developments in EU policies and their impact on the regions, with a particular focus on Southern Italy and the Mediterranean. From the new governance mechanisms of the 2028–2034 EU budget to the challenges of ESG regulation, and from the prospects for cohesion policy to European strategies for the maritime and port sector, this volume offers analyses, contributions and testimonies that help to understand how Europe is rethinking its development model. Of particular note are the two interviews with the President of Assologistica and the President of Assoporti on the role and importance of the logistics and port sector for our economy. Finally, ample space is devoted to the themes of Innovation, the Space Economy and the Bioeconomy, identified as strategic levers for sustainable, competitive and inclusive growth.


Contributors to this issue: 
Elide Alinovi, Debora Assisi, Marco Boscolo, Luca Bottaro, Salvio Capasso, Agnese Casolaro, Andrea Conte, Daniele Corbino, Autilia Cozzolino, Gaetano D’Adamo, Filippo di Pietro, Maurizio Di Pietro, Roberta Garganese, Giulio Limpido, Claudio Lubatti, Alessandro Panaro.

We would like to thank the following for their collaboration:
Assologistica, Italian Ports Association, Intesa Sanpaolo – European Regulatory & Public Affairs, Istituto Pugliese di Ricerche Economiche e Sociali (IPRES), JRC (Joint Research Centre) of the European Commission.

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