by Raffaele Crocco
"Stop everyone, we were wrong." A phrase that seems to dispel fears about the limited results of the Ukrainian counteroffensive on the 79th week of the war since Russia invaded the country. In reality, no one said...
By Paul Taylor * – The Guardian, OtherNews
There was a time when clear blue water separated Europe’s mainstream centre-right from the Eurosceptic populists and xenophobes of the hard right. A Christian Democrat such as Helmut Kohl or Angela Merkel would have...
by Maurizio Sacchi
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador publicly attacked a Reuters investigation: “They’re cheats, liars,” he said at his press conference. On 18 August, the British news agency described how organised crime groups disguise drug profits: to bring...
by Maurizio Sacchi
Javier Milei, an ultra-liberal economist, leads the primaries with 30% of the polls, followed by the Peronist Sergio Massa (21%) and the conservative Patricia Bullrich (almost 17%). The sum of the votes between Bullrich and another candidate...
by Raffaele Crocco
“If you need stability and security, come to us”. So said Evgheni Prigozhin, the founder of Wagner, who cared about publicity. Something must have gone wrong in terms of security, however, given that he died - not...
Again this year, here it is: the Executive Summary 2023, signed by National (Italian) Association of Civil War Victims (ANVCG) and Atlante delle Guerre/Atlas of Wars. As every year, it is a small summary of the latest edition of...
by Anna Violante
On 28 July, the Italian movement in solidarity with last year’s Iranian protesters, “Woman, Life, Freedom”, sent a letter to Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, Italian Foreign Minister, Antonio Tajani, European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen...
by Alessandro De Pascale
A new escalation with cross-military activities on the Korean Peninsula. On 21 August, South Korea and the United States launched a joint military exercise that Seoul described as the “largest ever”. The stated aim is to...
by Marco Grisenti* - Unimondo
De-dollarisation is not a new phenomenon, but a process that has been underway for at least 25 years, as evidenced by the composition of the world’s central bank reserves, where the dollar has steadily declined...
World War IIby Nadia Batok * - MEER, OtherNews
Wars bring out the worst in people and destroy the very foundation of humanity. Wars are barbaric and bring only death and destruction. Battles unleash the beasts in people. The monstrous...
