Giulio Meotti

The analysis published by a UNICEF-led team presents findings that are in stark contrast to the terrible famine described a year ago by the United Nations

Funds within the regime are beginning to run low, and the top political leaders of the Islamic Revolution are urging the hardliners in power to find a way out of the conflict. Although Tehran might be tempted by what analysts call ‘the October surprise’

Meanwhile, the University of Ghent has sacked Nathan Cofnas, the researcher who exposed Jason Arday’s fabrications

“I’m wearing it for the children who no longer dare to do so.” Meanwhile, Sweden, like other European countries, is witnessing shocking incidents of anti-Semitism

The journalist has left the French daily newspaper where he had been working since 1984: “Islamo-leftism and wokism have won”. Against this backdrop lies the conflict between the two left-wing camps: the Social Democrats and Mélenchon’s Insoumis

Thirty-seven years ago, Khomeini sentenced him to death for "The Satanic Verses". Today, the Indian-British writer is giving evidence at the federal trial of Hadi Matar, who stabbed him fifteen times in 2022: “I felt the pain and cried out: ‘What’s happened to my eye?’ It was a huge pool of blood.”

The Israeli Prime Minister travelled to the White House to try to limit Tehran’s ability to rebuild, rearm and move closer to acquiring a nuclear weapon. “On Iran, the President’s ego is at Israel’s expense. He has to tell his supporters that every decision is his alone. And whilst for America it is a war of choice, for Israel it is a war of necessity,” says Barnea