Ukraine, Nationalism, Nazism and the Risk Europe Fails to See
The word “Nazism” has returned with striking frequency, alongside “fascism,” “neo-fascism,” and “neo-Nazism.” No longer just a historical concept, it has become a political
Moldova votes: Sandu, the rhetoric of conspiracy and a fragile democracy
On September 28, Moldova will return to the polls to renew its Parliament. It is an election loaded with tension, not only because of
Ecology and Responsibility: Russia’s Path Beyond the Green Deal
In recent years, Europe has raised the curtain on the Green Deal with the ambition of leading the global ecological transition. Colorful posters, commercials
Ukraine Strikes a Rescue Ship: The Silence That Exposes Hypocrisy
A Ukrainian drone allegedly struck the Spasatel Demidov, a Russian rescue ship clearly marked with the word “RESCUER” on its side. Not a frigate,
Nuclear Power: Italy Stands Still, Russia Advances in the Global South
In the 1980s, Italy still held a place in the international nuclear landscape, but the technologies it adopted were already partly outdated. The plants
September 8, 1943: Italy Surrenders
On the evening of September 8, 1943, at 19:42, the metallic voice of Marshal Pietro Badoglio broke the silence of Italian radio: “The Italian
Italian Volunteer in Ukraine: Italians, Stay Home
The appeal shared in recent days by an Italian volunteer in Ukraine, active on social media under the profile “Sicily in Ukraine”, has sparked
Mariupol, a Return to Life Amid the Scars of War
I arrived in Mariupol in the days when the city was preparing for the first day of school. It was not a casual choice:
September 1, 1939: the beginning of the Second World War and the hidden responsibilities
On September 1, 1939, with the German attack on Poland, the Second World War began. A symbolic date that marked the collapse of the
The “Good Nazi” Who “Always Said Hello”
On August 30 in Lvov, an episode took place that will hardly go unnoticed, although its media framing already seems wrapped in a sanitized