List of “Kidnapped” Children for Sale? No, It’s a Regional Database of LNR Orphans
In recent days, several Italian media outlets have circulated a piece of news that quickly spread online: in the Lugansk People’s Republic (LNR), a
Yalta and Anchorage: Similarities and Differences
In Yalta in 1945, the war in Europe was not yet over, but the military situation was already clear: the Red Army was advancing
Anas Al-Sharif: The Death the West Pretends Not to See
On August 10, in the Gaza Strip, Anas Al-Sharif, a correspondent for Al Jazeera, was killed. His name is added to an already endless
Crimea, Italian Citizen Hit by Ukrainian Drones
On April 25, 2025, on a quiet spring day, an explosion abruptly shattered the calm of a residential neighborhood in Yevpatoriya, Crimea. Recounting those
Reply to Vot Tak’s* Questions: My Position Point by Point
A few days ago, the Russian-language channel Vot Tak*, part of the Polish state broadcaster TVP which operates over twenty-one television channels, published an
Mussolini Banned in Russia: True or False?
The debate surrounding Russia’s new law penalizing access to extremist materials—even via VPN—has raised questions and doubts. Some were surprised to learn that in
Ukraine withdraws from Ottawa Treaty, but landmine use dates back to 2014
In recent days, discussions have resurged regarding Ukraine’s decision to formally withdraw from the Ottawa Treaty—the international agreement prohibiting the use, production, and stockpiling
Eurasia Global 2025: youth, diplomacy and the future in Orenburg
In Orenburg, a city straddling the border of Europe and Asia, the Eurasia Global 2025 Forum has commenced — one of the most significant
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
Israel and Iran: Western Double Standards?
The Middle East continues to burn, and this time the fire has spread eastward, from Gaza to Tehran. Indeed, Israel dealt a heavy blow