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...
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 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...
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...
Text and photos by Matthias Canapini* – Unimondo** This eighth episode is set in Albania (read previous episodes here: first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth)  In April 2019, following the main migrant and refugee routes along Europe’s borders, I spent about ten days intermittently in...
by Kateryna Mishchenko In an interview with France 24, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan stated that the so-called collective security agreement in relation to Yerevan had not been upheld, especially in 2021-2022. At that time, according to the head of...
by Anna Violante The new legislation claims to adapt Law 185, in force since 1990, to new international challenges. Its objectives include minimising restrictions on arms exports, reducing the disclosure of information to parliament and civil society and, in particular,...
Text and photos by Matthias Canapini* – Unimondo** This eighth episode is set in Albania (read previous episodes here: first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh)  In April 2019, following the main migrant and refugee routes along Europe’s borders, I spent about ten days intermittently in Albania....
by Kateryna Mishchenko On February 16, Alexei Navalny, whom Russian president Vladimir Putin declared an “extremist,” suddenly died in a correctional colony. Putin had sent his main political opponent to prison long ago and for a long time. Declared an “extremist”...
by Kateryna Mishchenko According to the vote count in Azerbaijan in the extraordinary presidential elections held on February 7, the victory was won by the current head of State, Ilham Aliyev, as reported by the Azerbaijani service of Radio Liberty....

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