Caracciolo: La rivoluzione mondiale vista da Roma - LimesReplay

In the series "The World Without a Center," held in the Diocese of Rome on January 13, 2026, Lucio Caracciolo titled his talk "The World Revolution Seen from Rome." The presentation was introduced by Father Giulio Albanese, director of the Missionary Center of the Diocese of Rome, and His Eminence Cardinal Baldassare Reina, Cardinal Vicar of Rome. This perspective is not accidental: Rome is not merely the Italian capital or the seat of the Holy See, but a universal symbol, a historic crossroads between Romanity, Christianity, and empires that are still reflected in the dynamics of global power today. From the United States' identity crisis and Trump's Pan-American vision of America, to strategic competition in the Arctic and control of future trade routes; from the Mediterranean as a contested and existential space for Italy, to the so-called "great war" linking the Ukrainian conflict to Israel's wars; and finally to demography, megacities, the role of Africa, and the global trajectory of Catholicism. An analysis that shows why the world no longer has a single center, and why the vantage point—Rome—continues to be one of the most challenging and revealing places from which to understand our times. Register for the 2026 Limes School course. All the info ►https://scuoladilimes.it/ All the videos on the Iran War ►    • Attacco all'Iran, la Guerra Grande in Medi...   Watch all the episodes of Mappa Mundi ►    • Mappa Mundi   Now you can also listen/watch them as podcasts here ► https://open.spotify.com/show/3uZuUus... Subscribe to Limes, the Italian geopolitics magazine edited by Lucio Caracciolo ►https://shop.limesonline.com/limes/ab... Listen to the Limes podcast ►   • Limes - il podcast di geopolitica   Note: We have activated the YouTube comment filter: offensive links and/or language are not allowed. #geopolitics #rome #LimesReplay A Gedi Visual - Limes production edited by Alfonso Desiderio ►https://linktr.ee/alfonsodesiderio Mappa Mundi is the name of ancient medieval maps.