Investigation into the ship loaded with ammunition and pickup trucks, searched in Greece but allowed to depart for Misrata, Benghazi, and Tobruk due to fears over migration. Photos, testimonies, and a letter from Operation Irini to the alleged trafficker: 'Thank you for your cooperation.' The case of the Aya 1 and its shipments from the Emirates

The hatred for mister Amazon and for his venetian wedding with Lauren Sánchez has a its history rooted in time. It is an ancient hatred, a hatred of the left, that demonizes capitalism and removes from our view the truth: that where there is freedom there are successful entrepreneurs

Il Foglio has reviewed the response sent by the Italian government to the International Criminal Court (ICC) regarding the failure to arrest the Libyan commander. Questions remain: the lack of communication with The Hague, the mystery of the extradition request, the role of militias, and Libya’s uncertain future.

L'intelligence artificielle n'est une menace que pour ceux qui ne misent pas sur la créativité

The affair of the leak regarding the negotiations between Tripoli and Wagner is a problem for Dabaiba, who flies to Italy to meet his minister hospitalized in a private clinic after the attack in Tripoli on february 12

Tell it better, the fairy tale of european sovereignty, strategic ambiguity, and the special bond. Those who betray Europe should not be asked for “security guarantees” but should be met with combative policies

Caravelli's trip to Tripoli. Topic: the secret names of libyan fugitives wanted by the International criminal court. Italy assures that they will not be arrested on its territory

The Hunger Striking Journalist is the Symbol of a Protest that Must be Strongly Supported

From the superhuman to the too human, Oliviero was more artist than photographer. Like him only Picasso

The debate in Ukraine after the U.S. proposal to lower the military recruitment age and the country's demographic challenges