Conclave 2025: intrigue, favourites and electoral history
The 2025 Conclave, which begins on 7 May, promises to be tense and full of intrigue. 133 cardinal-electors will determine who will succeed Pope
Impeachment in the US: A defence of democracy or a political tool?
Throughout April, the American community and international media have been talking about impeachment of US President Donald Trump. And now on 28 April, Congressman
Germany: AfD officially recognised as ‘extremist’
Germany’s domestic intelligence agency (BfV) has classified the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as an extremist organisation posing a threat to democracy. The
Canadian election: unexpected triumph for the Liberals
The Canadian election ended with a surprise victory for the Liberal Party under Mark Carney. Just a few months ago, the party was considered
Do the authorities allow Mussolini to be commemorated?
Dozens of neo-fascists gathered this Saturday in Dongo, where Mussolini was captured on April 27, 1945, to pay homage to the Duce.The usual ritual
Russia: Death of CIA Deputy Director’s Son Confirmed
Michael Gloss, a 21-year-old U.S. citizen and son of Juliane Gallina, Deputy Director of the CIA for Digital Innovation, died in the spring of
Genoa, April 25: 80th anniversary marked by memory and dissent
Liberation Day is especially meaningful in Genoa, the only Italian city where Nazi troops officially surrendered to partisan brigades. For the 80th anniversary of
“Silent” expansion on the Dniester: what it means for Moldova to have Ukraine as a “partner”
Ukraine is seeking to solve its energy problems at the expense of its closest neighbour, Moldova, by taking control of its hydroelectric power station
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