By Ambra Visentin
One month into 2024, we are already seeing the results of some major elections, the first of a very long series in a record year: no fewer than 76 Countries are going to the polls, representing 51%...
by Ambra Visentin
The world’s population is impoverishing at an unprecedented rate, while wealth remains in the hands of a very small elite. The latest Oxfam report predicts that at this rate we will have the first trillionaire in history within...
by Maurizio Sacchi
Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa has recently ordered the armed forces to restore order in the country after days of unrest. This period has seen the escape of two gang leaders, the hostage-taking of prison guards and bombings...
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 Raffaele Crocco
It was 1 January. If the first day of the year marks the beginning of something, or at least that’s how it’s perceived, then the 1st of January 1994 really marked the beginning of an adventure. On...
by Maurizio Sacchi
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is seeking control of Guyana’s vast Essequibo region, claiming it is rightfully part of Venezuela. According to Venezuela’s electoral authority, more than 95% of voters supported this claim in a government-organised referendum last...
by Andrea Cegna
On 22 October many people in Argentina, and not only there, breathed a sigh of relief. The fear that Javier Milei would be President of the Country of Maradona was palpable, so much so that some social...
by Andrea Cegna
Daniel Noboa, member of one of the Country’s richest families and representative of corporate and oligarchic power, is the new President of Ecuador. His father Alvaro, the banana magnate, tried five times to sit in the presidential...
by Emanuele Giordana
The decree for the extradition of an Argentine priest accused of murder and torture is on the table of the Minister of Justice in Rome. A long legal battle that lasted 12 years seems to have come...
by Ivo Daalder * - Politico, OtherNews
When United States President Joe Biden decided to travel to Israel this week, his immediate objective was to express solidarity with Israel, to avoid escalating the war beyond Gaza and to ask tough...
