Iftar street Bologna: at the table to break down prejudices

Last February, Bologna hosted Italy’s largest Iftar Street event. We wanted to narrate it through the voices of the people who were there, conveying the authentic meaning of one of the most deeply rooted traditions of the Muslim community in Italy. 
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By Zoulikha Rezki
New EU Migration Pact
By Luisa Marchesini

The European Union’s New Pact on migration and asylum: what will change?

The EU’s new pact on migration and asylum looks like a step forward for migrants’ rights and their asylum claims. However, analysing closer reception systems, procedures and conventions, the outlook is one of fewer rights, fewer safeguards and, above all, less humanity. 
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letter
By Vânia Corrêa

COP30 – People’s Summit delivers political letter to the presidency

The People's Summit delivered a document that defends ethical principles of anti-capitalist international solidarity and calls for a just energy transition.
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Second week
By Paulo Lima and Roberto Barbiero

COP30 – Towards the political week 

The first week of COP30 closes between growing tensions and three unresolved knots: adaptation, climate finance and phasing out of fossil fuels. With the beginning of the political phase, the challenge is now in the hands of the ministers.
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By Margo Blaha

Climate justice and militarism: two irreconcilable worlds

Our planet is changing at an unprecedented pace, yet much of our resources continue to be invested in war, undermining our collective future. This article explores the link between militarism, the climate crisis, and the future of societies, showing that peace is not only an ethical ideal but a necessary condition for ecological and social security.
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By Gloria Malerba

Common Defense: Is the European Union Ready?

On the day the United States halted military support for Ukraine, the European Commission proposed a new plan for Europe’s defense and rearmament.By Gloria Malerba
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By Maddalena Volcan

How to Identify a Dictator Before They Rise to Power

Sabotaging democratic processes to gain political power is the weapon used by every dictator, in every time and place. Let’s explore the issue.
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