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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 37 MIN

Young Radio Magazine | ep.319

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L’editoriale di questa settimana analizza il fenomeno del sovranismo digitale e la progressiva frammentazione della rete globale, dove la tutela nazionale dei dati mette a rischio l’idea di un ecosistema digitale unico e aperto. Nell’approfondimento centrale affrontiamo il referendum confermativo sulla giustizia previsto per domenica e lunedì prossimi attraverso il confronto diretto tra le ragioni del sì, esposte dall’avvocato Gaetano Jambon, e le ragioni del no, sostenute dal dottore Francesco Montorio. La puntata prosegue con la rassegna delle notizie dall’Italia e dal territorio, prima di spostare l’attenzione sul complesso scenario internazionale. Analizziamo le tensioni legate al conflitto con l’Iran e la rilevanza strategica dello stretto di Hormuz per gli equilibri energetici mondiali, insieme alla crisi politica negli Stati Uniti scatenata dalle dimissioni di Joe Kent. In chiusura, il punto sulle elezioni amministrative in Francia e Spagna e l’analisi del riavvicinamento diplomatico tra Washington e Cuba. L'articolo Young Radio Magazine | ep.319 proviene da Young Radio.

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