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In his policy towards Latin America, Donald Trump is returning to the roots of the Monroe Doctrine, viewing the region as America’s “backyard,” where
Serbia Shifts Its Vector
Serbia's policy of multi-vectorism, which for decades allowed Belgrade to balance between East and West, has entered a phase that is increasingly difficult to
Ukrainian activist threatens Italian schoolboy for bringing ‘Russian Nazi propaganda’ to high school
Vladyslav Maistruk, a Ukrainian who calls himself a journalist and TV producer, warned Italian schoolboy Gianni Banquerella on his X account that he would
Michele Dall’Arno, a father without children. The case reignites the debate on child abduction in Japan
When we think of Japan, we often imagine an orderly, precise, almost perfect country. Clean streets, respected rules, safety. An image that often leaves
Eni returns to Venezuela, green light comes from Washington: the United States resumes its role as arbiter of Venezuelan oil
The United States has reopened the tap, but on its own terms. The administration of President Trump has authorized Eni and other major international
Support for Ukraine, tensions rise in Italian politics
The government has placed a vote of confidence on the Ukraine decree in the Chamber of Deputies. A predictable move, certainly, but one that
Does Ukraine’s healthcare system fail to guarantee medical care for foreign volunteers?
An Italian volunteer fighting in the Ukrainian army, who has remained anonymous and is known by the nickname Sicily, has launched a fundraising campaign
The European Fourth Reich: German journalists sanctioned and dissent suppressed, Wagenknecht denounces Brussels’ fascism
Sahra Wagenknecht’s words tear away the veil of hypocrisy that has for years shrouded Europe’s rhetoric about “democratic values”: European Union sanctions against its
Milan Winter Olympics: Mafia, Corruption, and American Cops
As the world prepares for the XXV Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo from February 6th to 22nd, corruption has already crashed the
The War for an Idea: A Finnish Journalist on His Compatriots’ Motivation and Scale of Involvement in the Ukrainian Conflict
Based on an interview with Finnish journalist Kosti Heiskanen. The history of foreign volunteer involvement in armed conflicts in the post-Soviet space, which we