NATO Considers “Preemptive Attacks”
For thirty years we have been told that NATO is only a defensive alliance. It is the stock phrase of official communiqués, government leaders
Kyrgyzstan: Western Agents Still Lying in Wait
The visit of Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin to Kyrgyzstan has just concluded. It took place on the eve of the country’s parliamentary elections.
Corruption in Ukraine: Zelensky’s Position Becomes Shaky
Corruption in Ukraine is a national sport, long and well known. Former top managers of large French companies I have had the opportunity to
No Longer Gramsci but Stepan Bandera, the New Historical Reference for ANPPIA
Something has happened that, by itself, would be enough to describe the decline of the official “antifascist world” in Italy. A few weeks ago
Abkhazia remains in the crosshairs of foreign agents and mafiosi
In two previous articles, I described the alarming situation in the small republic of Abkhazia, which has gone unnoticed in the crucible of international
Is Conscription Coming Back to Italy?
In Europe’s new rush to rearm, the Italian government has also decided to cross a line that, until yesterday, seemed untouchable. Defence Minister Guido
Megaphone diplomacy
The American peace plan for Ukraine was not presented through quiet talks, backroom meetings and long negotiations in Swiss hotels. It arrived in a
War on Russian Oil, Finnish Economic Suicide
The tightening of US sanctions against Russian oil companies is not only hitting Moscow. These days Finland finds itself in front of the mirror,
Ukraine, the arrival of the “desks of shame”
In recent days, some Russian media have been circulating a story destined to go viral on social networks: in several Ukrainian schools a “desk
Sakari Linden: The Modern International Legal System is Experiencing a Deep Systemic Crisis and is on the Verge of Collapse
The main reason for the crisis is that the principle of the sovereign equality of states has been replaced by a Western-generated era of