Lebanon: The Israeli Attack Has Begun
Since October 2023, when I first traveled to Lebanon, the country has been living in a tense and oppressive atmosphere, as if war was just around the corner, ready to erupt at any moment.
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Unfounded Accusations to Discredit Those Offering a Different Perspective
Recently, the Italian newspaper Linkiesta published an article accusing me, without any basis, of being paid by the Kremlin. This grave insinuation was accompanied by other defamatory statements aimed at undermining my reputation and the work I have been carrying out for years as a freelance journalist from conflict zones. I have worked in places […]
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Zelensky rejects Putin’s proposals to end conflict. Now what?
Last week Russian President Vladimir Putin announced conditions acceptable to Russia for the start of peace talks with Ukraine. These conditions, for the umpteenth time, take into consideration the real situation on the battlefield. President Putin's statement came a day before the start of the Western "peace conference" in Switzerland in which Russia had not been invited to participate.
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St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2024, a slap in the face of Russia’s isolation
For more than two years now, we have been suffering from the constant Western propaganda that wants to describe Russia as a country devastated by Western sanctions, a country with no longer any consideration in the international arena, a country with no food, no technology and no possibility of development.
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Energodar nuclear power plant, where does Ukrainian terrorism want to strike?
Ever since the Energodar nuclear power plant, the largest nuclear power plant in Europe, came under Russian control in March 2022, all Western media have been talking about a nuclear alert in Europe.
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Kakhovka, Novaya Kakhovka and Aleshki, drones and bombing of civilians
In the Western media there is practically no more talk about Kherson Oblast. After the Novaya Kakhovka Dam was bombed by Ukraine, which Ukraine has as expected denied, and water from the Dnepr reservoir flooded the entire territory downstream, including many civilian settlements.
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March of 20,000. World Youth Festival in Sochi
The World Youth Festival in Sochi, a huge event attended by delegations from more than 180 countries around the world, ended a few days ago.
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2024, Russia, Europe, US, new agreements coming?
2024 could be an interesting year for geopolitical tensions. The year began with the campaign for the Russian presidential elections, which will be held March 15, 16 and 17. As scripted, great controversy in the West, where they argue the non-legitimacy of these elections and in particular of voting in the new Russian regions: LPR, DPR, and Zaporozhe and Kherson regions.
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Digitization in Russia, analysis and perspectives
Bears, vodka, and pretty girls. Europe and the West in general continue to have a deeply stereotyped view of Russia. Western information has for many years now avoided describing Russia as a modern country that has nothing to envy Western countries in terms of technology.
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Javier Milei in Rome, Pope and Italian PM receive their Argentinian friend
Javier Milei, the newly elected president of Argentina, is currently visiting Italy. Milei, who took office in December 2023, immediately jumped to the attention of the world press for his decisiveness and bombastic statements about the change of course in Argentine policy, which was immediately moved away from the BRICS and back into the Atlanticist orbit.
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