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In Afghanistan le “chiavi” della supremazia mondiale Di Roberto Sciarone* La caduta del muro di Berlino, nel novembre del 1989, ha segnato una profonda “rottura di...

Photo: Journalist Freshta Farhang, who writes about women’s issues for an online media outlet, sits on her desk in the newsroom, in Kabul, Afganistan,...

by Llewellyn King The end of an empire isn’t pretty. Or as Neil Sedaka sang, “Breaking up is hard to do.” The terrible scenes at Kabul’s...

It's not everyday that a Facebook network pushing disinformation involves a Spanish-language telenovela. Βυ Jordan Liles * Image via Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images A network of Bulgarian Facebook pages with hints...

By Roberto Sciarrone                                           ...

By Llewellyn King A young man asked me for advice on a career in journalism. The following is the letter I sent to him. For advice about...

 By Otmar Lahodynsky Ex-President of the Association of European Journalists (AEJ) and former European Editor of the Profil news magazine in Austria A new Polish law...

By Natasha Frost Writer, Briefings A victim of the bombings arriving at the Emergency Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan.Victor J. Blue for The New York Times ‘We will not...

di Giorgia Piccolella La forza travolgente  di credere che se esiste anche una  piccola  luce di speranza,  come quella dell’arte,  ha il potere di spezzare...

 By Otmar Lahodynsky Ex-President of the Association of European Journalists (AEJ) and former European Editor of the Profil news magazine in Austria During the Afghanistan conflict,...