The general secretary of the Coisp police union: “In our country, there is a disconnect between the work of the police and the judicial system. Officers are constantly arresting individuals who commit crimes that pose a particular threat to society, but these individuals are released immediately afterwards.”

At the SCO summit, the Chinese leader meets Putin and non-aligned countries to build a strategic counterweight to the West. Meanwhile, the United States, tied up in Iran and the Middle East, is diverting weapons and ships away from the Indo-Pacific, leaving Taiwan, South Korea and Japan in limbo

Following the explosion in Colleferro, the geopolitical magazine republished a map of the ‘geography of the military industry’ in the Tiburtina Valley. The issue of security, including in the media

Security is fine; the figures say so. No complaints or alarm bells. Because good news on this issue puts both the opposition and the government in an awkward position

As China’s military pressure grows, President Lai Ching-te joins the island’s largest annual defense drill, testing not only its armed forces but the survival of the government itself

The explosive drone found in Leipzig is the latest episode in a campaign that European intelligence agencies attribute to Russia’s hybrid warfare: the front line is drawing closer to Western strategic infrastructure

Enough of the shortcuts, left and right. Repressive measures are not enough. What has Emilia-Romagna done, and what is the regional president asking of the state, with a focus on railway stations?

Criminal law reduced to an election gimmick turns legislation into a seasonal trend. It emerges in the wake of public alarm, offers momentary reassurance, then wears thin. Amidst ‘meme laws’ and ‘necessary culprits’, it is legal certainty, safeguards and the very stability of the system that suffer