Citizen protests in Iran that could trigger yet another US attack

According to the limited information filtering out of Iran, the mass protests that erupted in late December appear to have subsided in recent days. In Tehran, the situation seems relatively calm: several accounts collected by Reuters and the Associated Press describe heavily monitored streets, surveillance drones overhead, and the absence of large demonstrations, at least … Continue reading Citizen protests in Iran that could trigger yet another US attack →

From narco-justice to the oil crisis: what’s happening in Venezuela?

The Arrest of Maduro: Facts, International Law, and Legal Overreach January 3 – In the early hours of Saturday, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is captured on Venezuelan territory during a United States military operation. The action, carried out without the consent of Venezuelan authorities and without any international mandate, constitutes a clear violation of the … Continue reading From narco-justice to the oil crisis: what’s happening in Venezuela? →

The Cold Interests of the United States Behind Greenland

In recent months, Greenland has suddenly returned to the center of global geopolitics. Aggressive statements, diplomatic pressure, and even speculation about the use of force have revived an issue many believed had been settled: why are the United States so intensely interested in a frozen, sparsely populated island that formally remains under Danish sovereignty? Behind … Continue reading The Cold Interests of the United States Behind Greenland →

Report on SPALLETTI’s Juventus (at the end of 2025)

Juventus close out 2025 with three consecutive victories and seven wins in their last eight matches, including cup games. It is a trend that gives plenty of hope. The most recent match against Pisa was not particularly impressive, and the win came largely thanks to two fortunate and rather chaotic episodes. Nevertheless, Juventus have shown … Continue reading Report on SPALLETTI’s Juventus (at the end of 2025) →

playlist (spotify + youtube) of international Christmas songs 🎵🎄

Here's my playlist of the most beautiful and popular international Christmas songs. The list is updated as of 2025, although I believe it can't be updated every year, and half the songs are from decades ago. Wham! - Last Christmas Michael Bublé - It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas Band Aid - Do … Continue reading playlist (spotify + youtube) of international Christmas songs 🎵🎄 →

playlist (spotify + youtube) of Italian songs x Xmas 🎵🎄

Here is a list of the most famous Italian Christmas songs and the most significant artists. Lucio Corsi - Notte di Natale Elisa - Buon Natale anche a te  Ellettra Lamborghini - A Mezzanotte Tiziano Ferro - Casa a Natale Francesco De Gregori - Natale Eros Ramazzotti - Buon Natale Morgan - Canzone per Natale … Continue reading playlist (spotify + youtube) of Italian songs x Xmas 🎵🎄 →

the presumed emigration from WordPress to Substack

For several months now, I've seen Substack overwhelmed by users, often writing the most banal things that come to mind. I don't want this migration to this social network to depopulate WordPress. Like all platforms, everything has its pros and cons. Right now, I see Substack as too much of a diary, sometimes leaving people … Continue reading the presumed emigration from WordPress to Substack →

Selena Gomez – In The Dark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qhs3rY80HNE&list=RDQhs3rY80HNE&start_radio=1 This dance track reminds me a bit of Kylie Minogue's style "In the Dark" is a song by the American singer-songwriter Selena Gomez. It was released along with an accompanying music video on November 5, 2025 through SMG Music. The song coincided with the premiere of the second season of the Netflix series Nobody … Continue reading Selena Gomez – In The Dark →

October 14, 2025 marks the end of official support for Windows 10: metaphorically retired, and practically almost out of the update cycle.

For me, Windows 10 remains Microsoft’s best operating system, comparable only to the legendary Windows XP. Historically, Microsoft has never left just one consumer OS supported: versions have always overlapped, with two or three releases maintained at the same time. For this reason, the decision to reduce support to a single system appears questionable and … Continue reading October 14, 2025 marks the end of official support for Windows 10: metaphorically retired, and practically almost out of the update cycle. →