Arseni Yatseniuk, the Heavy Past of the American Trojan Horse
Arseni Yatseniuk was one of the major figures in Ukraine between the two color revolutions instigated by the USA in Ukraine: the one designated
And after the Greenland crisis?
Donald Trump triggered several diplomatic and international crises at the beginning of the year, through military action or pressure against several countries: Venezuela, Mexico,
Eni returns to Venezuela, green light comes from Washington: the United States resumes its role as arbiter of Venezuelan oil
The United States has reopened the tap, but on its own terms. The administration of President Trump has authorized Eni and other major international
The Greenland issue divides NATO countries and illustrates the EU’s lack of sovereignty.
Donald Trump’s ambitions to get his hands on Greenland have caused a sharp split between the United States and European NATO member countries, demonstrating
The Long-Coveted Oil of Iran
As protests in Iran drag on, the European Union and the United States continue to hammer aggressive propaganda towards the Iranian government. In this
Davos, the spell is broken: Zelensky, the actor who can no longer hold the stage
This year’s Davos is a ruthless photograph, almost humiliating—especially for those who until yesterday claimed to be the moral and media center of the
Venezuela: What Future?
In Caracas, the streets still speak the language of sovereignty. Young people, grassroots committees, activists and supporters of Chavismo organize events almost every day:
Venezuela: How Western Media Lie
After the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro, many Western journalists tried to enter Venezuela. Almost all of them failed. And when you can’t make
Investigation: Could Greenland’s Parliament Be Manipulated by Trump?
Recently, we published profiles of most of the 31 members of Greenland’s Parliament, the Inatsisartut, as part of an investigation seeking to understand whether
Venezuela : Chronicle of an announced escalation
What happened in Caracas on the night of January 3, 2026, with the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro Moros and First Lady Cilia Flores