The French military agree that miracles should not be expected because creating flight groups ready for combat and capable of facing the most experienced Russian pilots can take four or five years of Editorial Staff With an age between 21 and 23 ten years Ukrainian soldiers are training on [...]
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by Editorial Staff The United States recently conducted new attacks against Houthi targets in Yemen, CNN reported. The operation, as stated by the New York Times, would have targeted a radar facility in the country, aiming to limit the Houthis' ability to attack ships transiting the Red Sea. The USS Carney […]
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The President of the United States Joe Biden, that of France Emmanuela Macron, the German Chancellor Olaf Sholz, the Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak express firm and united support for the State of Israel and unequivocal condemnation of Hamas and of its appalling acts of terrorism. The White House reports this in [...]
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British premier Rishi Sunak has announced the name of the new defense secretary who will replace Ben Wallace, he is the energy security secretary Grant Shapps (54 years old).
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Saudi Arabia is trying to become a partner in the consortium of nations that are funding the new generation fighter project called GCAP - Global Combat Air Program. Last December Italy, the United Kingdom and Japan decided to join the efforts of their defense industries to build the fighter of the future, the fighter [...]
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Albanian migrants crossing the Channel will be repatriated within a few days thanks to an expulsion agreement signed last night between Great Britain and Albania between Bledar Cuci, Albanian Minister of Internal Affairs, and Priti Patel, English Minister of the Interior. Albanians who come from a safe third country will be considered ineligible to [...]
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Defense Minister Lorenzo Guerini, on a visit to London, met with UK Secretary of State for Defense Ben Wallace. The meeting, after the one that took place on 11 June last aboard the Nave Cavour of our Navy, allowed the two defense chiefs to discuss the international situation "at 360 degrees" [...]
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Today the extraordinary G7 summit was held remotely, organized by the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to discuss international security, migrants and respect for human rights with a particular focus on the situation in Afghanistan in light of the expected withdrawal date of the American military, the 31 August next. While on the one hand the [...]
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The Tuscan entrepreneur Maurizio Bragagni was awarded the title of Officer of the Order of the British Empire. Queen Elizabeth II has conferred the honor of OBE (Officer of the British Empire) to the CEO of Tratos UK, the Italian-British multinational of high-tech cables with plants in Italy and the United Kingdom and a branched presence throughout [...]
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Elisabetta at 95, recently widowed by her Philip, presented herself at the G7 in the presence of the great of the Earth. Obviously she took the stage of the day in a floral dress and white gloves, and with the heads of state and government at her side or just behind her. He traded [...]
read moreThe Black Sea is becoming the busiest and hottest sea in the world these days. Russia, after having deployed about 100 men on its western border close to Ukraine, is now also moving by sea to tighten Kiev in a deadly grip after the growing resurgence of separatist activists. Fifteen warships [...]
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“The advantage of this medicine is that it gives you immediate antibodies - explains Catherine Houlihan, a virologist at University College London Hospital (Uclh). We could tell trial participants who have been exposed: 'yes, you can have the vaccine'. But we cannot assure them that it will protect them from the disease, because it is too late: current vaccines do not confer immunity [...]
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(by John Blackeye) We were stunned listening to the words of the British Premier Boris Johnson because, at least as far as I'm concerned, we had never heard of “herd immunity”. Then, deepening the concept, it was understood that herd immunity is one of the lines of action to follow in the event of a global epidemic and is equivalent to [...]
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We are close to tests that reveal who is immune to the coronavirus infection. A "revolutionary" test capable of identifying people who have been infected and who are consequently immune, having also not shown any of the characteristic symptoms of the infection. The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said yesterday. The news is reported [...]
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The Times conducted an investigation into Maria Riina, daughter of the well-known Salvatore Riina. She has long since moved to London where she started a new life by acquiring a corporate training agency called Formations House. During a trial in 2011, prosecutors stated that a British company headed by Ms Riina, in [...]
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La Stampa interviewed NATO Secretary General Jean Stoltenberg who illustrated the situation of the International Organization in the face of emerging and future challenges, with a detailed focus on Russia and China. Prudent about the Turkish intervention in Syria but determined to denounce Russian interference in Europe and to ask the allies for greater efforts to deal with [...]
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The Salisbury police operation could still take several weeks. The British government is expelling 23 Russian diplomats after Moscow refused to explain how a nerve agent was used against former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, 66, and his 33-year-old daughter Yulia in Salisbury on Sunday, March 4. The prime minister […]
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Twenty-three Russian diplomats expelled and assets will likely be confiscated from officials and businessmen. The premier, Theresa May, reported to the House of Commons the "strong and robust response" to what is certain are Moscow's "faults" in the attempted murder of the former Russian spy and his daughter in Salisbury, on the 4th [... ]
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(by Dr. Tommaso Fontana) Great Britain gives up: stemming the sale of illegal viagra is too difficult. The blue pill will be sold freely - without a prescription anymore - in British pharmacies from spring 2018. "Making this drug more accessible will help men stay away from the risks of illegal buying […]
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British Defense Minister Michael Fallon resigned after allegations of sexual harassment involving him along with other members of Theresa May's government. The BBC reports this and also makes known the contents of the resignation letter that Fallon wrote to the Premier. "In the last few days [...]
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Matchday 3 of UEFA club competitions 2017/18 crowns England as it strengthens its second position in the UEFA rankings by gaining something over Spain which proves that it is not in its prime. Italy is also doing well, confirming its third position and increasing its advantage over Germany, which was overtaken in September and [...]
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After mounting tensions between the United States and North Korea, Britain is studying plans for a possible military conflict against North Korea, writes the Daily Mail. The sources, who asked for anonymity, told the British newspaper that several options were considered. One of the plans currently [...]
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The 2017 Nobel Prize for Literature goes to Kazuo Ishiguro Japanese by birth but British by adoption. The writer was born on November 8, 1954 in the infamous Nagasaki which only nine years earlier, due to the effects of the atomic bomb, had known total devastation. In 1959 the family moved, for a stay that would [...]
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The five victories in these three European days obtained by Naples, Juventus, Rome, Lazio and Milan added to the excellent Atalanta draw on the pitch of strong Lyon, also thanks to the six sensational defeats of the German teams, allowed Italy not only to keep the 3rd place in the UEFA rankings but to strengthen it and to detach by a [...]
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It seems to have returned to the good years for Italian football which thanks to the last good performances offered in the European field by the national clubs returns to the third place of the UEFA ranking, overcoming, albeit by only a little, Germany, momentarily sunk by the thud of Bayern Munich, humiliated by PSG. The simultaneous victories of Rome and Juventus that exceed [...]
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The British Defense Minister, Michael Fallon, has signed a letter of intent with his Qatari counterpart, Khaled Al Attiyah, to supply the Arab country with an order of 24 Typhoon fighters manufactured by the company Bae Systems. This was reported by the Qatari Ministry of Defense in a statement following today's meeting between the two ministers [...]
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