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  <title>From War Zones to Cultural Diplomacy: Claudio Pagliara on Peace, Power, and a Changing World - 273 - Alain Elkann Interviews</title>
  <description>PROMOTING ITALIAN CULTURE AND BRIDGING CULTURAL DIVIDES.&amp;amp;nbsp;Claudio Pagliara&amp;amp;nbsp;is a journalist who became the Director of the Italian Cultural Institute on Park Avenue in New York in September 2025, soon after he completed his term as head of the RAI Radiotelevisione italiana correspondence office in the United States. With enormous international experience that includes living in Jerusalem for almost 10 years, he was foreign desk chief at Tg2 — Italy’s second state channel — for seven years. His recent book&amp;amp;nbsp;L’imperatore&amp;amp;nbsp;is a journey through America’s transformation and the challenge it poses to the world. Pagliara holds a degree in linguistic philosophy from Rome’s La Sapienza University. “My first mission is to enlarge the love for Italian culture among Americans.” “We want to build a big family together with Italians and the American lovers of Italy.” “Maybe not everybody knows that Italy is the most important contributor to peacekeepers around the world.”  https://www.alainelkanninterviews.com/claudio-pagliara </description>
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