What we can learn from the Varano case and the Delta-Carisp affair: the attack on San Marino and a way out (by Gerardo Giovagnoli) – part II

REDAZIONE Insider SM 31 August 2026 ·1 min di lettura

By Gerardo Giovagnoli

Mind you, there were plenty of valid reasons why Italy might have had an axe to grind: first and foremost the refusal to sign the 2005 Agreement, which I have already <a href="https://insider.sm/si-sblocca-la

By Gerardo Giovagnoli

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