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HOLY WAR! East Cop 58-Def Layout 1 12/02/15 16:40 Pagina 4 East cop 58-def_Layout 1 12/02/15 16:40 Pagina 3 58 MARCH APRIL IT’S NOT IMPORTANT 2015 THE WORLD. PAGE AFTER PAGE JUST TO PARTICIPATE. 12,00 fr CH 110,00; kr N £9,00; UK 10,00; 58 3 HOLY WAR! HOLY 12,00; F/NL F/NL 12,00; BUT TO RUN FASTER. 3 9,00; A/D A/D 9,00; 3 For over ten years we made internet run at higher speed 7,00; B/E/L/P B/E/L/P 7,00; 3 THAT’S FIBER I BIMONTHLY (6 ISSUES A YEAR) - POSTE ITALIANE SPA - SPEDIZIONE IN ABBONAMENTO POSTALE DL 353/2003 [CONV. IN L27/02/2004 N46] ART 1 COMMA 1 - DISTRIBUZIONE MEPE DISTRIBUZIONE - 1 COMMA 1 ART N46] L27/02/2004 IN [CONV. 353/2003 DL POSTALE ABBONAMENTO IN SPEDIZIONE - SPA ITALIANE YEAR) POSTE A (6 - ISSUES BIMONTHLY e Owens, Berlino 1936 Berlino e Owens, ss MARCH APRIL 2015 APRIL MARCH Je HOLY WAR! East cop 58-def_Layout 1 12/02/15 16:40 Pagina 4 oYour every movemo coun ...st You stand tall and achieve your goals when you have our banking services working for you. 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Between those who claim that the terrorists were provoked by tasteless cartoons and those who believe freedom of or the past 10 years, we have speech is an unalienable human Fstrived to inform our readers right, we choose freedom. about what has happened the world We do not stand with those who over, looking beyond phenomena believe that the Western ideal of and current events to provide facts, solidarity is last century’s model but forecasts and analyses that stem with those who seek a new from studies, interviews and understanding of democratic journalistic fieldwork. Which have coexistence that does not consider sometimes helped us even skill, entrepreneurship and merit to anticipate events. be profane. It is with them that we One example is the previous issue’s are committed to finding the road to “East-West” editorial, which recovery from a crisis that is not examined the disturbing merely economic but social and phenomenon of the recruitment of cultural as well. foreign fighters by terrorist groups, We believe that when our readers only to find them carrying out the hear expert economists such as most fearsome act of terrorism in Nouriel Roubini and John Paulson Europe – in its very heart – of predicting disasters from the Davos recent years. pulpits that turn out to be entirely The time has come to state our wrong – for example, the collapse of horizons clearly in an increasingly the euro by the end of 2012 – they confusing and complex world. want us to be swift, brave and We intend to stand tall, to ensure outspoken in countering that our readers – who are growing propagandistic ideas with serious, in numbers and hail from all corners in-depth analyses. of the globe – can always trust our We are determined to accompany viewpoint to be reliable, even if they our readers for decades to come by don’t always agree with it. continuing to stimulate an In other words, it is time to say increasingly cohesive community explicitly that we are on the side of and an increasingly informed global those dedicated to making the debate. I European integration model work and not those who criticize it on a daily basis. Between those who believe that migration should be curbed with walls and those who EAST MAR CH APRIL 2015 | 1 002-003_E_sommario58_Layout 1 16/02/15 13:00 Pagina 2 east THE WORLD. PAGE AFTER PAGE year XI · n. 58 · march april 2015 DIRECTOR Benedetta Fabbri SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ADVISORY BOARD Federico Ghizzoni (PRESIDENT), Giuseppe Scognamiglio (VICE-PRESIDENT), Reuben Abraham, Giuliano Amato, Umit Boyner, Joschka Fischer, Silvia Francescon, Enrico Giovannini, Aleksander Kwasniewski, Enrico Letta, Myrta Merlino, Giovanni Moro, Attilio Maria Contents Navarra, Vincenzo Nigro, Fabrizio Onida, Pier Carlo march april Padoan, Lapo Pistelli, Romano Prodi, Riccardo Pugnalin, Alexei Pushkov, Giuseppe Recchi, Anne- twothousandfifteen Marie Slaughter, Javier Solana, Boris Tadic, Danilo Taino, Zuo Xuejin, Matteo Zuppi CORRESPONDENT COMMITTEE Aldo Bonomi, Massimo Cacciari, Seyda Canepa, 1 Front page Ferruccio De Bortoli, Francesca Gori, Lev Gudkov, 8 UlrikeGuérot,WojciechJagielski,PredragMatvejevic, 4 no Comment MoniOvadia, Soli Özel, Lucrezia Reichlin, Sergio Romano, Gyorgy Schoepflin, Luigi Tomba by Mana Neyestani EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Silvia Francescon, Francesca Nenci, Fabrizia Falzetti, 6 EAST-WEST Roberta Ceccarelli, Simone Cofferati, Fabrizio Goria, Nicholas Hunt, Barbara Modugno, Valentina the Caliph's Foreign Legion Pascucci, Claudio Patriarca, Ilaria Sbarigia, Silvia by Giuseppe Scognamiglio Settecasi, Maja Kecojevic PUBLISHER Europeye srl - Via Gregorio VII, 368 - 00165 Roma [email protected] cover www.eastonline.eu - www.europeye.com BOARD OF DIRECTORS EUROPEYE 8 the Charlie effect Giuseppe Scognamiglio (PRESIDENT), Francesca Nenci (DIRECTOR), Silvia Francescon (DIRECTOR), Simone by Fadi Elhusseini Cofferati (DIRECTOR), Giuseppe Verderese (DIRECTOR), Riccardo Pugnalin (DIRECTOR), Attilio Maria Navarra 11 the tables are turned (DIRECTOR), Fabrizia Falzetti (EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR) by Alberto Negri NEWSROOM 22 Fabrizia Falzetti, Maja Kecojevic, Silvia Settecasi, Fabrizio Goria (WEB), Roberta Ceccarelli (WEB), 12 Is makes big money Valentina Pascucci (WEB) by Francesca Nenci [email protected] ART DIRECTOR 15 the Web as oracle Claudio Patriarca - [email protected] GRAPHIC DESIGNER by A. 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