Among the main publications of the Fondazione Italia Cina Study Centre are the following:
China Reporta bi-annual guide designed to support Italian businesses in understanding theChinese economy, of market policies and trends, both domestically and internationally. In May 2026 the first part of the 17th edition was published, entitled China 2026: economic and political scenarios. The opportunities of the energy transition on the Italy-China axis.
Sector analysesreports and in-depth analyses on key topics, drafted in English and Chinese. Among the most recent, notable examples include a report on the theme of sustainability and an analysis of developments in the Chinese healthcare system, with a particular focus on Sino-Italian collaborations in these areas.
China Monthly Bulletinmonthly English-language update dedicated to the trend of the Chinese economy (e.g. quarterly and half-yearly data), the main political events (e.g. the Two Sessions in March, Plenums, Congresses), the most significant anniversaries (e.g. 50 years of relations between China and the EU) and the evolution of bilateral relations with selected countries (e.g. China-India).
China Spotlightbi-monthly analysis jointly drawn up by the Study Centre and the Foundation's members, focused on current affairs and themes of strategic interest.
The Mondo Cinese magazine: the longest-running scientific journal in Italy dedicated to contemporary China. Founded in 1973 by Senator Vittorino Colombo, for over fifty years it has been dedicated to explaining China to the Italian public. The two issues published in 2025 analysed the theme of China in Transformation: the first (no. 176) with a focus on environment, technology and urbanisation; the second (no. 177) on politics, economy and society. The first issue of 2026 (no. 178), however, analysed the theme of China of the future.
All publications are aimed at members of the Fondazione Italia Cina and are presented during events, seminars and webinars, training programmes and marketing activities, fostering dialogue between the business community and institutions of both countries.
The analysis and insights of the Study Centre are reserved exclusively for the membership base of the Fondazione Italia Cina and disclosure to third parties is prohibited.
