Questioni Internazionali

Questioni Internazionali is a historical account written in the early 20th century that examines Italy's foreign relations from 1870 to 1914, particularly during the tenure of Foreign Minister Francesco Crispi. The book analyzes Italy's diplomatic engagements, alliances, and territorial disputes, focusing on its interactions with Germany, France, and Austria. It highlights Crispi's proactive approach to managing Italy's foreign affairs and addresses the geopolitical tensions surrounding Italy's interests in North Africa, making it a significant work for understanding Italy's role in European diplomacy during this period.