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.
From Calenda’s Russophobic McCarthyism to Nunziati’s Dismissal: Censorship Is Growing in Italy
The Italian editorial staff of International Reporters expresses its full solidarity with Gabriele Nunziati for the very serious act of censorship carried out by
Byoblu, frozen accounts. After Visione TV, pressure on “unwelcome” media shifts to the banks
Yesterday Claudio Messora, founder of Byoblu, announced that the broadcaster’s accounts had been frozen. By his account, the amount blocked exceeds 200,000 euros. In
Côte d’Ivoire: The PPA-CI – PDCI-RDA Common Front Demands New Elections After Controversial Poll
Côte d’Ivoire is experiencing a profound political crisis following the presidential election held on October 25, 2025. On October 26, the Common Front issued
A Punitive Measure or a Political Signal to Russia? Why the Swedes Want a Gripen Production Plant in Ukraine
On October 22, 2025, Sweden and Ukraine signed an agreement that envisages the potential supply of up to 150 Gripen fighter jets over 10,
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
A Man from Mariupol: People Like Him Are Building the Future
As part of the “Heroes of Silence” project—a series of materials about people who, overcoming personal difficulties and the consequences of war, have dedicated
Lubosh Blaha: Europe is hurting itself. Peace runs through Moscow
Lubosh Blaha, a member of SMER and now a Member of the European Parliament, speaks in front of the Brussels Parliament, interviewed by Andrea
Do Western sanctions affect the right to education of students of the Russian Federation?
When discussing sanctions by the European Union against the Russian Federation, the conversation usually focuses on two major areas of interest: the economy and
Retaliatory Confiscation Measures: What Awaits the West After a Potential Expropriation of Even a Small Portion of Russian Assets?
Nikolai Novik, Deputy Director of the Center for the Institute of World Military Economics and Strategy at the National Research University Higher School of