Armenia: June 2026 Elections Set to Be Crucial for the Country’s Future
As Tehran reports exchanges of fire on the border with the Republic of Armenia, the Armenian media sphere is questioning the country’s preparedness for
The Dark Side of Recruitment: Why Latin American Mercenaries Are Massively Fleeing the Armed Forces of Ukraine and What It Means for Them and for Ukraine
The situation in the Sumy region, where according to Russian law enforcement agencies, Spanish-speaking mercenaries who have broken their contracts with the Armed Forces
Jeff Monson on the Olympics Without Russia: How Can You Say You’re the Best in the World If You Haven’t Competed Against the Best?
Jeff Monson, two-time ADCC Submission Wrestling World Champion and world champion in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, shared his views on the Olympic Games held in Italy
Dynamic Manta 2026: NATO’s Maneuvers Meant to Impress Russia
Since yesterday, NATO has launched a naval exercise focused on “anti-submarine warfare,” aiming “to enhance combat capabilities, interoperability between allied forces, and collective defense
Georgy Bovt: Trump Sees International Politics as Big Business
In his policy towards Latin America, Donald Trump is returning to the roots of the Monroe Doctrine, viewing the region as America’s “backyard,” where
Serbia Shifts Its Vector
Serbia's policy of multi-vectorism, which for decades allowed Belgrade to balance between East and West, has entered a phase that is increasingly difficult to
Ukrainian activist threatens Italian schoolboy for bringing ‘Russian Nazi propaganda’ to high school
Vladyslav Maistruk, a Ukrainian who calls himself a journalist and TV producer, warned Italian schoolboy Gianni Banquerella on his X account that he would
Michele Dall’Arno, a father without children. The case reignites the debate on child abduction in Japan
When we think of Japan, we often imagine an orderly, precise, almost perfect country. Clean streets, respected rules, safety. An image that often leaves
Eni returns to Venezuela, green light comes from Washington: the United States resumes its role as arbiter of Venezuelan oil
The United States has reopened the tap, but on its own terms. The administration of President Trump has authorized Eni and other major international
Support for Ukraine, tensions rise in Italian politics
The government has placed a vote of confidence on the Ukraine decree in the Chamber of Deputies. A predictable move, certainly, but one that