The “Verona rapprochement”. A post-Picchi consensus? The twirls of Italian foreign policy towards China
The end of the unipolar order puts Italy in front of the need for a more pragmatic foreign policy toward China, also to deal with its own domestic structural problems.
Five thoughts by Vannacci from “Courage wins”
“Courage Wins” is not merely a biographical account. Throughout the book, Vannacci has sprinkled brief reflections. These are often concise statements or developed in a few sentences, but they stand out within the work for their clarity. We’ve selected some of these reflections from the book. Here they are.
Missiles, drones and ... bitcoin. Behind the scenes of the Iranian attack
Iran's retaliation for the Israeli attack on its Damascus consulate was (perhaps) concerted, but Tehran left itself leeway in the cryptoverse. And it has shown that Tel Aviv is no longer inviolable.
Woke weekly bullettin #9
Scotland: Thinkpol bill backfires on Inner Party; despite WPATH scandal someone insists; why limit ourselves to "sex change" when with surgery we can make modern sculptures? Milan, alias careers to Region employees; let's decolonize the dodo!
Woke weekly bullettin #8
Here comes the Universitess of Trento, Catechism outlawed in France, Trans visibility day, best wishes to all but only English speakers, free castration for Starbucks workers, Rowling VS Scottish woke regime, 1 to 0.
An analysis of the discontent of the today's middle classes
No longer comparable to the bourgeoisie of centuries past, the middle classes are being crushed by the oligarchs but incapable of expressing a revolutionary alternative that would halt the collapse toward which Western society is running.