by Subir Bhaumik (from Calcutta)
Most believe the Hindu nationalist government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, known for its chest-thumping triumphalism on national security, has chickened out under US pressure following the FBI indictment of an Indian national for...
by Sarvish Waheed
In recent months, mass migration from West Darfur to Chad has become inevitable. Displaced civilians, bearing witness to the deplorable conditions in Sudan, have reported atrocities committed by Arab militias and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) against...
by Raffaele Crocco
The front begins to creak. Not the military one, which seems motionless, in a stalemate reminiscent of the trenches of the First World War. It is the front of Ukraine’s European allies that is showing signs of...
by Silvia Orri
Read part 1 here
(2 – More) A little more than a year has passed since the ceasefire, but the problem is far from being resolved. Attacks, arrests and tensions between armed border forces are not uncommon. The...
by Maurizio Sacchi
Before the three successive crises - Covid-19, the war in Ukraine and now the Gaza crisis - the climate crisis was the most worrying issue. A huge, global problem that not only has no solution but seems...
by Ambra Visentin
The ongoing ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, which began last Friday (24 October) and is expected to end today, has allowed humanitarian aid to flow more freely into the Gaza Strip, but not enough to meet the...
by Anna Violante
A week before the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, in the pan-Arab online edition of the New Arab, Moroccan women’s rights activist Yasmina Benslimane launches a joint appeal by feminists from North Africa...
by Raffaele Crocco
The question of victims, of dead, wounded or missing soldiers, of civilians killed, remains central. On this day, number 640 in the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, the number of casualties remains a mystery. There are...
by Miriam Rossi * - Unimondo
“Still, for one year, school to preserve my stubborn boyhood. Then my lonely life on the open sea - like a lost sail.”
Italian poet Antonia Pozzi wrote this poem in 1929 at the age...
by Silvia Orri
(1 - More) In Italy, the examination and understanding of the effects of the fascist colonial period has relied primarily on individual curiosity, self-education and literary exploration. This leaves the educational system with a peripheral role in...
