Zelensky in Rome with the American Pope and the Vatican Speaks of a “Just Peace”
Zelensky returned to Rome, and the stop at the Vatican was predetermined. The Ukrainian president was met by Pope Leo, the American pope, for
Media pluralism against political pillory. What Brussels really says about the Byoblu–Soloviev case
In the end, a response – albeit an indirect one – has arrived. It was not awaited only by the journalists of Byoblu, but
Russia and India aim for greater trade by 2030
Russia and India have decided to raise the bar of their partnership. In New Delhi, Vladimir Putin and Narendra Modi have formally set an
Without training: how Ukraine uses up its young volunteers
When Pavlo Broshkov signs the contract with the Ukrainian army, he is twenty years old, has a nineteen-year-old wife, a small daughter and a
Hands Off Venezuela
In the Caribbean Sea, a wind of war is beginning to blow again. The United States has deployed ships, aircraft and troops under the
NATO Considers “Preemptive Attacks”
For thirty years we have been told that NATO is only a defensive alliance. It is the stock phrase of official communiqués, government leaders
Is Conscription Coming Back to Italy?
In Europe’s new rush to rearm, the Italian government has also decided to cross a line that, until yesterday, seemed untouchable. Defence Minister Guido
Megaphone diplomacy
The American peace plan for Ukraine was not presented through quiet talks, backroom meetings and long negotiations in Swiss hotels. It arrived in a
Ukrainian nationalist militias and Nazi violence in Drohobycz: what the Vienna records reveal
An occupied city: Drohobycz between ghetto, deportations and the machinery of repression In the spring of 1946 and the first months of 1947, men
Ukraine, the arrival of the “desks of shame”
In recent days, some Russian media have been circulating a story destined to go viral on social networks: in several Ukrainian schools a “desk