Massive strike on Kiev: blurred lines between war and civilians
During the night between April 23 and 24, the Russian Armed Forces launched missile and drone strikes against various military targets in Ukraine, including
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
Andrea Lucidi appeals to the ECHR after Estonia violates his rights
Andrea Lucidi, editor-in-chief of Italian International reporters, intends to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights after he was detained at the Estonia-Russia
Non-Citizens in the Baltics: an in-depth look
Imagine being born, growing up, working, and growing old in the same country. You speak the language of your community, maybe even the official
Estonia restricts the right to vote
With a decision that passed almost unnoticed in the European media, the Estonian Parliament has approved an amendment that strips around 150,000 foreign residents
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
Trump doesn’t want a Russia-China alliance
In the last few months, President Donald Trump’s administration has undertaken a series of diplomatic initiatives aimed at resolving the conflict between Russia and
Zelensky, Trump and the strategic mistake besetting Europe
The meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Zelensky showed more than just a tough exchange between the two leaders. The Ukrainian president’s stance, his
Trump to Zelensky: you are playing with fire
The long-awaited meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump, Volodymyr Zelensky and U.S. Vice President JD Vance took place on February 28 at the White