Alessandro Orsini analyzes Benjamin Netanyahu’s strategy in Palestine. Orsini refutes the commonly held belief that Netanyahu’s actions in Rafah are solely aimed at combating Hamas.
Elena Basile explores how the West is often guilty of manipulating public perception to justify conflicts
False reasoning on Israeli-Palestinian conflict claims “small actions for all” as fair, ignoring deep historical injustices.
Marcello Veneziani argues that the EU lacks a true identity and autonomy, becoming a mere extension of US policies and ideologies.
Marcello Veneziani reflects on the unchanged and strained relationship between intellectuals and political power over the past thirty years, highlighting a persisting cultural hegemony and mutual intolerance.
Veneziani criticizes social media censorship of his article on saving villages, highlighting issues with AI and woke ideology’s impact on free speech.
Veneziani examines the West’s “decline” and its impact on globalization, referencing Spengler’s theories and the shift from Westernization to a fragmented global stage.
Basile criticizes Western inaction on Israel, opposes politicizing cultural ties, and urges sanctions and public demand for democratic accountability.
Questioning peace prospects in US-Russia relations: The irony behind labeling Putin and the search for diplomacy.
In an analysis by Pino Arlacchi published in Il Fatto Quotidiano, three primary theories are proposed regarding the masterminds behind a recent attack in Moscow, amidst an ongoing war.
Israel could not care less about UN resolutions, something even the stones now know.
A critical analysis of how current global trends are steering civilization towards potential self-destruction, emphasizing the need for a return to common sense.
In the aftermath of the Moscow massacre, the world’s armchair experts didn’t hesitate to spin a web of blame, hurling accusations with all the accuracy of a blindfolded archer.
Elena Basile provides a deep and critical reflection on Putin’s rise to power and the role the West has played in this dynamic.
US bank stocks plunge, raising concerns about America’s $34 trillion debt. Is a global financial crisis coming due to globalization?
Il ministro Crosetto ripete, per filo e per segno, le frasi apparse in questa rubrica all’inizio della guerra, ma con due anni di ritardo.
The West is at war with the East—Russia, the Middle East, and the Far East—and with much of the global South. But above all, it’s at war with itself.
The Pentagon candidly lets slip that, should Kiev lose the war, NATO would need to throw its hat in the ring against Russia. I invite you to ponder the sheer disregard for logic embedded in the statement just mentioned.
Marco Travaglio highlights the alarming parallels between today’s political climate and the prelude to World War I, as described in Christopher Clark’s “The Sleepwalkers.”
That Emmanuel Macron, the guiding spirit of our little centrists, was known as the dumbest politician in Europe was already known: now it’s clear he’s also the maddest.
Social media blamed for youth violence? It’s not the whole story. This article argues individual responsibility and lack of real-life connection play bigger roles. Learn more about the true culprits and how to find balance in the digital age
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