Author: lorenzodallomo

I just graduated from UCL with a BA in European Social & Political studies and, having had the privilege of living in 6 different countries spread across 3 different continents, have always been transfixed by the historical, cultural and political diversity that presides over our world. I’m excited to be a part of the vibrant community of Plot Politics, not only to continue to try and make sense of a planet that seems to become more convoluted as each day passes, but also to foster my most cherished passion: writing.

September 6, 2021October 28, 2021 lorenzodallomo Italian Politics

Police Brutality Italian Style

The spring of 2020 was the barycenter of the first major COVID-19 wave for most countries around the world. It was also a global intersection of social upheaval and unrest, the most representative being the protests in Minneapolis against systemic racism in the US, spurred by the murder of civilian George Floyd at the hands … Continue reading Police Brutality Italian Style

August 2, 2021August 3, 2021 lorenzodallomo Global Affairs

Recalibrating our Multilateral System of Governance

Glass Ceilings in Cracked InstitutionsFor the first time in history, a woman and African citizen is currently serving as the leader of the World Trade Organization (WTO). Dr. Okonjo-Iweala assumed her post on the 1st of March, immediately being catapulted to the forefront of international news for the historic and glass ceiling-shattering nature of her … Continue reading Recalibrating our Multilateral System of Governance