Putin thanks North Korean soldiers in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed his gratitude to the soldiers of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) who took part in military
Pyongyang: our troops are in Russia
Following the statements made by Valery Gerasimov, Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, confirmation has also come from Pyongyang, the
Genoa, April 25: 80th anniversary marked by memory and dissent
Liberation Day is especially meaningful in Genoa, the only Italian city where Nazi troops officially surrendered to partisan brigades. For the 80th anniversary of
Massive strike on Kiev: blurred lines between war and civilians
During the night between April 23 and 24, the Russian Armed Forces launched missile and drone strikes against various military targets in Ukraine, including
The habits we acquire
What takes the longest to get used to in war? Oh, that’s a question that sparks the longest and most heated debates and discussions!
Me, war correspondent under threat of sanctions by order of Kiev
I am Andrea Lucidi, a war correspondent, and I have dedicated my career to the search for truth, even when that has meant being
Lebanon: The Israeli Attack Has Begun
Since October 2023, when I first traveled to Lebanon, the country has been living in a tense and oppressive atmosphere, as if war was
There will be no winners in a nuclear war
Hello, Mr. Borrell! My name is Faina Savenkova, I am a teenager from Lugansk. A city that is being shelled by Ukraine with weapons
Faina Savenkova – The children who were killed are looking down on us from heaven
I have been a child of war for three years now, I write and tell the world about how the children of Donbass live.
Evgenia Bilchenko: Ukrainian Nazism is a form of modern social schizophrenia
Evgenia Bilchenko, Ukrainian and Russian poetess, philosopher, doctor of cultural studies, engaged in contemporary philosophy and psychoanalysis talks in an interview with Lucien Cerise