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
Stefano Beltrame appointed Italy’s new ambassador to Moscow: who is the new envoy?
The Italian government has chosen Stefano Beltrame as the new ambassador to Moscow. The decision was announced by Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, who at
The Dawn of Vladivostok: a Mural about Nature and the Future
On August 27 at 1:00 p.m., a new mural was unveiled in Vladivostok, already positioning itself as an artistic and cultural symbol of the
Security guarantees for Kiev? What realistic proposals
According to Bloomberg, the so-called military “security guarantees” for Ukraine remain largely illusory. Ukraine will not be able to join NATO nor receive the
Russia Advances as Kiev and the EU Reject Peace
Moscow reiterates its readiness to continue military operations as long as Kiev and the European Union keep rejecting the option of negotiations. The stated
Why Russia is Not an Imperialist Country According to Lenin’s 5 Principles
The debate on imperialism has accompanied political and theoretical struggles of the global left for more than a century. Today, especially in Europe and
The United States between sanctions and military threats: Venezuela in the crosshairs of destabilization
The United States continues to exert pressure on Bolivarian Venezuela through a strategy that combines economic, diplomatic, and military tools. While financial and trade
Peace in Ukraine? Washington warns of long timelines
International diplomacy is once again focused on the conflict in Ukraine, but from the United States comes a note of caution: a quick resolution