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...
by Raffaele Crocco
Guns, guns, more guns: on the 604th day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, news agencies are mostly talking about guns. Wagner - yes, that’s right, back on the front line anyway, under the command of who...
by Haggai Matar * - The Guardian, OtherNews
President Joe Biden arrived in Tel Aviv on Wednesday with three main goals. He wished to reaffirm his government’s complete support for the Israeli government, to repeat the warning to surrounding states against intervening...
by Antonio Michele Storto
If from a humanitarian point of view, the disaster is now beyond the collateral damage of this new flare-up of the conflict - with more than 3,000 Palestinian civilian victims, to be added to the 1,400...
by Newsroom - Modern Diplomacy, OtherNews
Following reports of continued fighting between government troops and local militias in Ethiopia, the UN Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide is sounding the alarm about the heightened risk of genocide and related atrocity crimes...
by Maurizio Sacchi
At an event in Bogota’s main square, Colombia’s Defence Minister Iván Velásquez apologised to the families of the victims of the so-called ‘false positives’. An investigation found that between 2002 and 2008, 6,402 civilians were killed by...
by Anna Violante
The appalling Hamas attacks on Israel and the Israeli military’s actions in Gaza have deeply alarmed the international community. The United Nations, human rights NGOs, and global leaders have urged compliance with international humanitarian law (IHL) and...
