Luca Gambardella

The MEP’s attacks on ‘neo-colonialism’ regarding Ceuta are being lauded by the press under King Mohammed VI. However, a review of historical records shows that Ceuta has never been Moroccan, nor does it intend to become so.

Madrid and Benghazi had stopped talking to each other, but now the Libyan general has offered to mediate with the terrorists who have kidnapped Juan Mirales Gomez in Burkina Faso.

Colonel Vittorio Stingo is in command of the European mission. A piece in a wider game between Rome and Washington

Dozens of armoured vehicles have been delivered to Tobruk whilst rumours continue to circulate about the SBU’s activities in the North African country. So far, however, Russian military supplies and bases in Libya are a fact; the role of the Ukrainians remains a mystery.

Iran has figured out how to strike its enemies through proxy states: smaller cells of fighters that are more easily controlled by Tehran

The EU is now protesting against the “conspiracy trial” orchestrated by Saied, in which dozens of opposition figures have been jailed for sending text messages to foreign diplomats. Chats from those convicted: “I didn’t know that was a crime in this country.”

Before the UN vote on extending the arms embargo, following the leaks of the Panel of Experts’ report, two weeks before Burhan’s speech in New York and, above all, the same source

Diplomats removed, demoted, left without political protection; the Mattei Plan bypassing the Foreign Ministry. The Fabrizi case exposes a system which, after four years, is now presenting the bill. Are there limits to Chigi? A check-up 

The rift and the blame game between the government and the police is a constant feature for the Spanish Prime Minister, who is constantly under pressure. The Haftar case and the cocaine seizure last May