EditorialsChinese eyes on our military assetsThe British Ministry of Defence has discovered that Royal Navy naval drones contained a Chinese-made component that was sending a signal to an IP address in Beijing. A lessonbyRedazione12 AUG 26
editorialThe funeral procession: what remains of the former (now, indeed) IlvaWith the closure of the Clado site, the promise of “Europe’s largest green steelworks” has been definitively dashed. In Italy, there are no bold visionaries, only cowardly politiciansbyRedazione11 AUG 26
editorialAssad’s death sentence turns into a safe conductRussian interests in Syria are intertwined with legal issues, and the death sentence handed down to the dictator takes on the significance of a life insurance policybyRedazione11 AUG 26
EditorialsVannacci is contesting the left-wing primaries in MilanThe audacious decision to field the former paratrooper general “Rambo” Burgio as a candidate virtually assures that Majorino will win. Brilliant. Unless Calabresi decides to enter the racebyRedazione11 AUG 26
editorialDon’t take it out on Zelensky over KosovoThe Ukrainian president’s reasons for visiting Serbia and his stance on PristinabyRedazione11 AUG 26
EditorialsGermany is not following the Ceuta effectBerlin is right, and the decision on migrants has been agreed with Rome. This is certainly not a betrayal, but rather the implementation of the agreementsbyRedazione11 AUG 26
EditorialsThe Rhine – our Hormuz?The low water levels of Europe’s great river are causing damage to businesses. A warning from the German Association for Inland NavigationbyRedazione11 AUG 26
editorialThe MPS Odyssey as told by LovaglioThe CEO of the Siena-based bank compares himself to Ulysses and sends cryptic signals about the future to shareholders. Bluff or reality?byRedazione8 AUG 26
EditorialsPlease refrain from criticising me, sir. Childishness in power with J. D. VanceThe US Vice-President, offended by a commentator who criticised him for making a mess of things in Iran, accuses him of ‘never missing out on a burrito’. Few arguments and plenty of insultsbyRedazione8 AUG 26
EditorialsElon Musk’s ‘Doge’ wasn’t actually that efficient after allAccording to the Government Accountability Office, the figures from the Department for Public Administration Efficiency, set up by the entrepreneur, are "incorrect" or "unverifiable". The figure that keeps cropping up, however, is the toll in human livesbyRedazione8 AUG 26
