The EU sends weapons, but for Brussels it is designer handbags that “kill”
Brunello Cucinelli is an Italian luxury maison based in Solomeo, known for cashmere and for an ethical positioning linked to the idea of a
In Italy, media outlets that are not afraid still exist
The presence of Andrea Lucidi clearly demonstrated this, bringing the issue of press freedom in the West back to the forefront. In Genoa, we
The Army of Propagandists
Episode 1. Anna Zafesova Today we launch International Reporters’ new column: “The Army of Propagandists.” First guest of honor, Anna Zafesova, a perfect summary
The first International Reporters Day was held in Genoa on Sunday
October 19. Genoa hosted this inaugural event—a day dedicated to meeting the public and providing a close-up look at how we work. The idea
Putin League: Turin and Cagliari on top. Europa Radicale heading for relegation
I had just finished writing that screening RT documentaries in Italy is not prohibited and… along comes an open letter to Defence Minister Guido
Projecting is a right, intimidation is a crime. The police should do their part against those who threaten venue managers
Let us be clear: RT’s documentaries are not banned in Italy and may be screened in public or private venues, provided they do not
Tomahawk or troops? “Busification” and a manpower crisis in Ukraine
A few days ago, an article by Harrison Berger was published in The American Conservative. In this article it is stated that sending “Tomahawk”
Minsk or Brussels, who is really under dictatorship?
Lies are often elaborate, opaque, full of nuances. Truth, instead, is clear, sharp, and leaves no room for interpretation. It is the blade that
Gas on display in St. Petersburg, Italy on the sidelines: chronicle of an energy surrender
Tomorrow in St. Petersburg the 2025 International Gas Forum will open, an event focused on crucial issues for the future of energy: supplies, technological
In the Italy of the “free West,” the rules for keeping warm
Autumn arrives, the days grow shorter, and the cold begins to bite. In Italy, however, many people are not thinking about chestnuts or walks