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editorials

Relations between Russia and North Korea are not going well

A mural dedicated to friendship with Pyongyang is causing great irritation amongst the residents of Vladivostok. The alliance over Ukraine is not enough to warrant dedicating one of the city’s most sacred sites to Kim.

Redazione

2 SEP 26

Nameless pogrom

“The massacre of Jews in Bondi is not anti-Semitism,” assures the multi-award-winning writer Flanagan

According to the Booker Prize winner, the blame for the attack in Australia, in which sixteen Jews died, lies with “the Israeli lobby’s politicisation of the massacre”.

Giulio Meotti

2 SEP 26

the editor’s editorial

The shameful acts of the collective pacifist

It criticises the EU for defending itself whilst turning a blind eye to the bombs falling on Ukraine, for not caring if Putin increases military spending whilst encroaching on Leipzig, and for failing to express outrage when Hamas refuses to disarm. The so-called friends of peace. A catalogue

Claudio Cerasa

2 SEP 26

required contacts

“The PD is not a monolith when it comes to China”. Malpezzi speaks out

Does the Democratic Party’s absence from the mission to Taiwan risk creating a one-sided narrative within the opposition? According to the senator, dialogue with Beijing ‘does not preclude’ dialogue with Taipei

Giulia Pompili

2 SEP 26

The cabbage crisis

From formaldehyde to Tibet, China’s grip on information is a tool of power

The formaldehyde-treated cabbage scandal has revived long-standing concerns over food safety in China and put consumer confidence to the test. Meanwhile, Beijing is carefully controlling the flow of information about the disaster in Tibet

Giulia Pompili

2 SEP 26