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From Mussolini’s gold to homes seized by the army: requisition is back in fashion in Europe

20 January 2026 20:39

Something enormous is happening in Norway, yet it is being narrated with the usual bureaucratic tone of “nothing to see here”: the military has begun sending thousands of digital notifications to owners

Tourists by chance? Refugees in Switzerland, holidaymakers in Ukraine, censors at taxpayers’ expense

18 January 2026 09:20

The Muralto affair is not a simple local dispute. It is an extremely serious political precedent, because it puts in black and white a dynamic that many had been observing for some

Venezuela: What Future?

The Mask of Maia Sandu Has Fallen

Analytics

19 January 2026 17:26

The Path of Betrayal: From Vlasov to the Russian Fifth Column

The history of betrayal by Russian defectors is not new, as during the Great Patriotic War, the Nazis recruited Soviets en masse. The Vlasov Army is undoubtedly the most well-known, but the

EU-Mercosur Association Agreement – A Treaty Still Fiercely Contested on the Eve of Its Signing

13 January 2026 19:32

The association agreement between the European Union (EU) and the Southern Common Market (also known as Mercosur, comprising Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay), which aims to create an integrated market of 780

“Bleuite” with a Ukrainian Sauce

Presidential Election Campaign: The Masquerade Will Soon Begin

Columnists

Venezuela : Chronicle of an announced escalation

8 January 2026 13:36

What happened in Caracas on the night of January 3, 2026, with the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro Moros and First Lady Cilia Flores

Propaganda or Alarmism? European Accusations Against Western Bloggers in Russia

21 December 2025 14:54

In recent years, and especially over the past four, in opposition to a rapidly growing Russophobia in the West, a number of channels have

Anna Novikova and Vincent Perfetti in prison: A new Thermidorian Trial?

30 November 2025 22:58

For those with even a passing interest in French history, our most frequent rivalries over the past centuries have been with the United Kingdom

Opinion: Trump’s Peace Plans for the Gaza Strip Raise Increasing Questions

27 November 2025 11:57

In October, Donald Trump ended the war in the Gaza Strip “after long years of suffering and bloodshed,” a statement made during a peace

Luis Miguel Rodriguez Noguera: A potential attack on Venezuela would be just one of the few future conflicts the US will be drawn into

15 November 2025 14:39

The crisis in Venezuela has crossed a dangerous threshold, and US policy demonstrates a troubling continuity. Trump, who portrays himself as a peacemaker, is

Investigations and fact-checking

23 December 2025 00:04