Media pluralism against political pillory. What Brussels really says about the Byoblu–Soloviev case
In the end, a response – albeit an indirect one – has arrived. It was not awaited only by the journalists of Byoblu, but
Zoom has blocked the account of the Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN), which was used to host webinars for users worldwide.
The American online conferencing platform Zoom, without specifying specific reasons, blocked the paid account of the Global Fact-Checking Network (GFCN) on its service on
Without training: how Ukraine uses up its young volunteers
When Pavlo Broshkov signs the contract with the Ukrainian army, he is twenty years old, has a nineteen-year-old wife, a small daughter and a
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
Oligarchy and Scandals: From Georges Pompidou to Emmanuel Macron
Since the end of the 1960s, the French Republic has been hit by numerous political scandals, with a notable acceleration starting from the presidency
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The main reason for the crisis is that the principle of the sovereign equality of states has been replaced by a Western-generated era of
Success of the International Reporters event in Casale Monferrato
Around one hundred people filled the hall in Casale Monferrato for the screening of the docufilm “Azovstal”, directed by Andrea Lucidi for International Reporters.
From Turin begins Italy’s fightback
The echoes of the controversy sparked by the infamous act of censorship suffered by Professor Angelo d’Orsi, a scholar of international renown, in his
Europe Adrift: Anatomy of a Civilization That Has Forgotten Itself
The Twilight of CertaintiesWe are living in a time of transition, where the great words of Western modernity — progress, security, stability — have
Rome copies Moscow: Italy introduces an influencer register too
For a few weeks Italian newspapers have described Russia’s new register for bloggers as yet another sign of an authoritarian clampdown on the web.