War reporter, he has worked in various crisis areas from Donbass to the Middle East. Editor-in-chief of the Italian edition of International Reporters, he focuses on reporting and analysis of international affairs, with particular attention to Russia, Europe, and the post-Soviet world.
When we think of Japan, we often imagine an orderly, precise, almost perfect country. Clean streets, respected rules, safety. An image that often leaves
An Italian volunteer fighting in the Ukrainian army, who has remained anonymous and is known by the nickname Sicily, has launched a fundraising campaign
Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are continuing. But listening to the public statements, it seems that everything now revolves around a single issue: Donbass.
In Caracas, the streets still speak the language of sovereignty. Young people, grassroots committees, activists and supporters of Chavismo organize events almost every day:
After the kidnapping of President Nicolás Maduro, many Western journalists tried to enter Venezuela. Almost all of them failed. And when you can’t make
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