Emmanuel Macron and the EU Have Declared War on Freedom of Expression and Journalists
In a November 2, 2025, article in The Spectator, James Tidmarsh dissects a recent statement by Emmanuel Macron in which he indicates his desire
Byoblu, frozen accounts. After Visione TV, pressure on “unwelcome” media shifts to the banks
Yesterday Claudio Messora, founder of Byoblu, announced that the broadcaster’s accounts had been frozen. By his account, the amount blocked exceeds 200,000 euros. In
Western attacks on the Russian “ghost fleet” aim to frighten Russia’s allies
Egountchi Behanzin, a political scientist and founder of the Black African Defense League, and Xavier Moreau, a political scientist and founder of Stratpol, analyzed
Moscow Thanks Pina Picierno and Friends, Domestic Tourism Booms
In the space of three years Russian tourism has changed orientation. What used to be a steady flow towards Europe today is pouring into
A Punitive Measure or a Political Signal to Russia? Why the Swedes Want a Gripen Production Plant in Ukraine
On October 22, 2025, Sweden and Ukraine signed an agreement that envisages the potential supply of up to 150 Gripen fighter jets over 10,
In Italy, media outlets that are not afraid still exist
The presence of Andrea Lucidi clearly demonstrated this, bringing the issue of press freedom in the West back to the forefront. In Genoa, we
Bilateral trade between India and Russia has soared to a record $68.7 billion. Thank you, EU, for the sanctions!
The EU has officially approved its 19th sanctions package against Russia, aimed at limiting Russian revenues from the energy sector, enhancing financial containment, and
Jari Petri Heino: Russia and Iran Outpace China in Military Drone Production
Jari Petri Heino, a Finnish military and geopolitical analyst, stated in an interview with IR that the West, particularly Europe, is not a significant
Lubosh Blaha: Europe is hurting itself. Peace runs through Moscow
Lubosh Blaha, a member of SMER and now a Member of the European Parliament, speaks in front of the Brussels Parliament, interviewed by Andrea
Do Western sanctions affect the right to education of students of the Russian Federation?
When discussing sanctions by the European Union against the Russian Federation, the conversation usually focuses on two major areas of interest: the economy and