With a tweet, the head of Tesla, Starlink, and SpaceX managed to stir up Congress, which was preparing for Christmas. What will happen to the public spending bill that must pass by December 21?

Giulio Silvano 21 DIC 2024

It is not true that villains necessarily have a grim, menacing look. Brian Thompson's killer had an open, smiling face—anything but that of someone destined to kill

Giampiero Mughini 21 DIC 2024

The Syrian situation shows us that the world destabilizes when the west retreats (this also applies to Ukraine) and when it neglects crisis scenarios, creating a vacuum that sooner or later someone will fill. The role of Israel. The analysis of historian Montefiore

14 DIC 2024

In 2013, Pope Francis opposed airstrikes on Syria, despite the regime's use of chemical weapons. This time, the position is one of caution, if not open support for Assad's downfall: "The regime took everything, it stole everything. We never thought Assad's regime would change: it was a surprise, and even today, it feels like a dream," said the Bishop of Homs

14 DIC 2024

“There is no total closure. A solution can be found if Europe does not once again sacrifice farmers”, says minister of Agriculture Francesco Lollobrigida. Italy is the tipping point in Brussels

14 DIC 2024

Few thought that "El loco", the madman, would heal Argentina. Yet, through an extreme free market program, he is succeeding. After 12 months in office he has balanced the budget and crushed inflation, without losing approval

Luciano Capone e Carlo Stagnaro 12 DIC 2024