by Anna Violante
The IFJ’s death toll of 120 is high. The Press Emblem Campaign (PEC), a Swiss NGO with special consultative status at the United Nations, puts the figure at 140. The difference is due to the deaths recorded...
Text and photos by Matthias Canapini* - Unimondo**
The first episode is set in the Greek town of Polykastro
In the morning light, Syrian, Iraqi and Kurdish children wait for the OCC-rented van to pass. One of them chases a...
by Raffaele Crocco
Two days before the end of the year, 24 civilians were killed and hundreds injured in Russia. The next day, 50 Ukrainian civilians were killed. The carnage has not stopped. As 2023 has passed, the number of...
by Antonio Michele Storto
While it is now clear that 2024 will be the year Sweden becomes NATO’s 32nd member, it is far from certain when this will happen. The main stumbling block - apart from Hungary’s wait-and-see attitude -...
by Raffaele Crocco
As is often the case, the real devastation came with the second explosion. After the first blast, which had already caused loss of life and destruction, help arrived promptly. But the second bomb, in a well-rehearsed terrorist...
by Subir Bhaumik (from Calcutta)*
The Bangladesh Army, has been deployed to maintain law and order during the 7th January parliament polls, despite most of its top commanders seeking to avoid nationwide deployment to avoid allegations of helping the Government...
by Maurizio Sacchi
Chileans once again rejected a newly proposed Constitution, this time drafted by conservatives. On December 17, 56 per cent of voters rejected the draft, while 44 per cent supported it. This is the second consecutive rejection after...
by Alessandro Graziadei - Unimondo*
Despite two referendums against nuclear power, Italian MPs, both in Government and in opposition, in line with the ‘nuclearist’ Countries at COP28 (with the announcement of the commitment signed by 22 Countries to triple nuclear...
The editorial team of Atlas of Wars wishes all its readers a Happy New Year and reaffirms its commitment to covering the world’s conflicts and wars, now numbering 54.
The hope remains that rationality will triumph over the lust for...
by Raffaele Crocco
For some time now, it has been clear that Putin is not isolated, despite attempts to portray a different narrative. This is true both at home, where he is gearing up for widespread support in the upcoming...
