editorialsEveryone to the World Cup in Ukraine in 2040Kyiv is making plans with Warsaw: a powerful symbol of a free country and our dutybyRedazione4 SEP 26
EditorialsOn 7 October, Bibi was asleep, he says. The surreal campaign to shift the blameThe Israeli Prime Minister stated that senior officers in the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) and the Ministry of Defence deliberately chose not to wake him a few hours before the Hamas attack, because “they knew I would immediately have given the order to put the entire army on alert”.byRedazione4 SEP 26
EditorialsTrump has even renamed HormuzThe president wants to name the Strait after himself, as he is no longer able to free it.byRedazione4 SEP 26
editorialsThe Siena grand coalition for MPSThe right and the left are uniting in the fight to defend Monte dei Paschi’s senioritybyRedazione4 SEP 26
EDITORIALSBelgian pilots refuse to fly to Israel. A variable-geometry approach to aviation ethicsBelgian trade unions are demanding the right for flight crews to refuse to fly to Tel Aviv on grounds of conscience. However, Brussels Airlines continues to serve authoritarian regimes, military juntas and countries where civil rights are systematically violated.byRedazione4 SEP 26
EditorialsThe Lottomatica-Cirsa merger and the unexpected alliance with Spain in the gaming sectorThe merger of the two companies will create one of the world’s largest betting operators, with its headquarters in Italy and a secondary office in the province of Barcelona. The two countries are at loggerheads over migrants but are making peace when it comes to gamblingbyRedazione3 SEP 26
EditorialsThe Sweet Death of Good IntentionsThe road to euthanasia is always paved with good intentions. The Veneto casebyRedazione3 SEP 26
editorialsOutrage over the violence in TurinIdeological mitigating and aggravating factors. Justice is not achieved by going after social mediabyRedazione3 SEP 26
editorialsXi Jinping and al-Sisi: more than just friendsThe Chinese and Egyptian leaders are meeting in Cairo. It is not just money that unites them, but also a range of strategic interests, from the Suez Canal to artificial intelligencebyRedazione3 SEP 26
editorialsVery little of the ‘hybrid’ remainsThe constant use of the adjective "war" renders the Russian threat meaningless, at a time when, on the contrary, the public should be expected to be fully aware of the choices they are makingbyRedazione3 SEP 26
