Donbass, the knot holding back peace
Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are continuing. But listening to the public statements, it seems that everything now revolves around a single issue: Donbass.
Davos: Zelensky takes aim at the EU, Trump says no, and Italy is left with the “golden toilet”
Today in Davos, at the heart of the World Economic Forum, which for years has claimed to embody the temple of “global dialogue,” yet
Davos, the spell is broken: Zelensky, the actor who can no longer hold the stage
This year’s Davos is a ruthless photograph, almost humiliating—especially for those who until yesterday claimed to be the moral and media center of the
Tourists by chance? Refugees in Switzerland, holidaymakers in Ukraine, censors at taxpayers’ expense
The Muralto affair is not a simple local dispute. It is an extremely serious political precedent, because it puts in black and white a
Venezuela: What Future?
In Caracas, the streets still speak the language of sovereignty. Young people, grassroots committees, activists and supporters of Chavismo organize events almost every day:
BLITZ AGAINST TYMOSHENKO: THE CASE THAT EXPOSES THE POWER WAR IN KIEV
On the night between 13 and 14 January 2026, Ukrainian politics experienced a rupture that goes far beyond the sphere of judicial reporting. Anti-corruption
Presidential Election Campaign: The Masquerade Will Soon Begin
As soon as the summer school holidays end, the campaign for the 2027 presidential election will begin, perhaps even sooner. In the case of
Le Siècle, a parasitic club that participates in plundering the French People
Le Siècle is an influence “club” that has gained major importance in France, making headlines to the point of sparking concern, popular anger, and
Delcy Rodríguez appointed interim president of Venezuela
Venezuela’s Supreme Court has assigned Vice President Delcy Rodríguez the role of interim president following the seizure of Nicolás Maduro, who was taken in
Who Wants to Sabotage the Peace Talks?
At a moment when diplomacy is trying to reopen a narrow window, a single incident can be enough to blow the table apart. That