Priscilla Ruggiero

Internal factions within the Iranian regime are at loggerheads over the reopening of the Strait, and the appointment of Mohsen Rezaei strengthens the hardliners. Trump rejects the claims for compensation, stating, “It was never mentioned in any of the meetings. Now I, too, am seeking compensation from Iran,” he wrote on Truth

On 17 July, a new anti-Taliban resistance group announced that it had laid siege to a major district in Badakhshan for several hours – the first such incident since 2021. Cooperation between the opposition fronts against the Kabul government

This is how the (false) news of the alleged opening of Spain’s borders spread online. The role of local media and social media, which acted as a sounding board and where people are still organising for 15 August 

Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait. The other fronts in the war in the Middle East, which stretches from the Strait of Hormuz to the Mediterranean, with a map

In its latest attacks on US bases in the Gulf, the Tehran regime has deployed its Kheibar Shekan – a cost-effective, mobile and accurate weapon with a range of at least 1,500 kilometres. Its ability to rapidly rebuild its underground arsenals

The hypocrisy of the Chinese leader who speaks of ‘free and fair’ artificial intelligence and excessive national security. The speech at the Shanghai conference

The installation “Nature’s Computility”, presented at the Videocittà festival held from 10 to 12 July at the Gazometro in Rome, breaks reality down into particles and, through a technological process, brings its “human element” back to life. A dialogue on the use of artificial intelligence in China, the United States and Europe, and the boundary between the figurative and the abstract