RAI, Marco Frittella: “Bomb the Kremlin”
A post on X by Marco Frittella, director of institutional relations at RAI – Italy’s public broadcaster – a former anchor of TG1 and
Do food ration cards return in Russia? No: these are regional social cards for vulnerable groups
In recent days, claims have circulated online suggesting that Russia is reintroducing food rationing through the implementation of so-called “tessere annonarie” (ration cards). This
When Fake News Becomes Mainstream
On 13 May, the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) published a report titled “How Russian Propaganda Circumvents Sanctions in Italy.” The author is Krystalle
Genoa Commemorates May 9: Italian Resistance, and the Example of Fyodor Poletaev
Once again this year, Genoa paid tribute to the end of the Great Patriotic War and the defeat of Nazism by actively taking part
Do the authorities allow Mussolini to be commemorated?
Dozens of neo-fascists gathered this Saturday in Dongo, where Mussolini was captured on April 27, 1945, to pay homage to the Duce.The usual ritual
Genoa, April 25: 80th anniversary marked by memory and dissent
Liberation Day is especially meaningful in Genoa, the only Italian city where Nazi troops officially surrendered to partisan brigades. For the 80th anniversary of
110 Years After the Armenian Genocide: What Remains of Memory
April 24. Today marks 110 years since the Armenian Genocide. A date that, in the silence of many, still weighs like a stone. More
The death of Pope Francis
Yesterday, the Vatican announced the death of Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Pope Francis, which occurred around 7:30 AM following a stroke and irreversible cardiocirculatory collapse.
Ariston is coming back to Russia
On March 26, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed Presidential Decree No. 176, returning full ownership and management of its Russian subsidiary, Ariston Thermo
Faina Savenkova: The President and his blindness
The president of Italy insulted my country and my president by calling Russia “the Third Reich”. I had always hoped that common sense would