Almost three years after the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, we analyze the developments, the current dynamics and the prospects for the future: an increasingly complex geopolitical scenario with inevitably global implications.
I'm in progress today 56 armed conflicts in the world, the highest number recorded since the end of World War II. Should this data tell us something?
Outgoing US President Joe Biden recently authorized Ukraine to use US-supplied long-range missiles to strike targets inside Russian territory. Why was the use of such weapons previously limited to "Ukrainian" territory?
With the recent change in US leadership, what will be the new Western support strategies and the role of NATO?
What does the intensification of Russian attacks mean and what implications does it have today for Ukrainian forces and the civilian population?
The North Korean presence is an unexpected element that adds tension and complexity. What are Pyongyang's objectives (and instigators...)?
And Italy...? The recent warning "we must prepare for war" of the Chief of Staff of the Army, Carmine Masiello, leaves belated hopes of survival for our country?
Wednesday 20th November at 21.00pm, we will discuss it with the general Giuseppe Morabito and to the general George Battisti.
