by Nicholas Vinocur, Hannah Roberts and Jacopo Barigazzi (Politico, OtherNews) When Giorgia Meloni first rose to power in Italy in 2022, Western elites harbored doubts about a prime minister who’d once professed admiration for fascism. Fast-forward two years, though, and...
A photo essay by Emanuele Giordana With the ‘Carnation Revolution’ of 1974, at the end of Antonio Salazar’s long dictatorship, Portugal decided that Lisbon should restore independence to its overseas colonies. East Timor - or Timor Lorosae in the local...
by Raffaele Crocco No Palestinian state in the future, no foreign influence on possible permanent arrangements, and the official death of Unrwa, the United Nation agency for Palestinian refugees. The Israeli government’s plan for the future of Gaza and the...
by Ambra Visentin Over the past five years, European countries have almost doubled their arms imports and their dependence on US suppliers is at an all-time high. At the same time, the volume of arms transfers in the world has...
by Kateryna Mishchenko The Russian Volunteer Corps (RDC), the Freedom of Russia Legion, and the Siberian Battalion (all formed from Russian citizens fighting on the side of Ukraine) issued a joint statement on Wednesday, March 13, announcing the opening of...
by Alessandro De Pascale (from Bangkok) Opposition to the Burmese military junta, which has ruled Myanmar for just over three years, is reaching into Rome’s institutional buildings. Justice For Myanmar, a human rights organisation, has sent a letter to the...
by Sarvish Waheed The ongoing civil war in Sudan, between the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo and the Sudanese Armed Force (SAF) led by General Abdul Fattah al-Burhan, inevitably has an impact on neighbouring countries. One...
by Ambra Visentin Almost the entire metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, is in the hands of illegal armed gangs - estimated to number close to 300 groups comprising between 15 and 1,500 men - who have emptied the prisons and...
Text and photos by Matthias Canapini* – Unimondo** This tenth episode is set in Italy (read previous episodes here: first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth) In the course of my research on the main routes of migrants and refugees along the borders...
On the EU-Rwanda Protocol signed on 19 February 2024 Communiqué “The European Union has decided to suspend funding for new development projects in Rwanda, pending clarification of Kigali’s involvement in the conflict raging in eastern Congo. This follows the publication of...

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