From Turin begins Italy’s fightback
The echoes of the controversy sparked by the infamous act of censorship suffered by Professor Angelo d’Orsi, a scholar of international renown, in his
Luis Miguel Rodriguez Noguera: A potential attack on Venezuela would be just one of the few future conflicts the US will be drawn into
The crisis in Venezuela has crossed a dangerous threshold, and US policy demonstrates a troubling continuity. Trump, who portrays himself as a peacemaker, is
A Punitive Measure or a Political Signal to Russia? Why the Swedes Want a Gripen Production Plant in Ukraine
On October 22, 2025, Sweden and Ukraine signed an agreement that envisages the potential supply of up to 150 Gripen fighter jets over 10,
A Man from Mariupol: People Like Him Are Building the Future
As part of the “Heroes of Silence” project—a series of materials about people who, overcoming personal difficulties and the consequences of war, have dedicated
Lubosh Blaha: Europe is hurting itself. Peace runs through Moscow
Lubosh Blaha, a member of SMER and now a Member of the European Parliament, speaks in front of the Brussels Parliament, interviewed by Andrea
Jari Petri Heino: The problem with supplying Tomahawks and THAAD to the Ukrainian Armed Forces is that there aren’t enough of them
Jari Petri Heino, a Finnish military and geopolitical analyst, explained in an interview with IR the root of the problem with supplying Tomahawks and
An international video conference on Ukrainian crimes in the LPR was held in Vienna.
Yesterday, October 23, 2025, the Russian representation in Vienna for security and disarmament dialogue held a digital conference dedicated to crimes committed on the
Retaliatory Confiscation Measures: What Awaits the West After a Potential Expropriation of Even a Small Portion of Russian Assets?
Nikolai Novik, Deputy Director of the Center for the Institute of World Military Economics and Strategy at the National Research University Higher School of
Ukraine: shortage of soldiers
There is a thread running through the entire war: the constant demand for men at the front. In Ukraine this need has turned into
Tomahawk or troops? “Busification” and a manpower crisis in Ukraine
A few days ago, an article by Harrison Berger was published in The American Conservative. In this article it is stated that sending “Tomahawk”