US EditionItalian President Warns Law of the Strongest Leads to Barbarism in Int’l Relations
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The appeal to contain the emotions is in compliance with the sensitivity of Russians and Italians launched by the ambassador of Moscow in Italy, Alexey Paramonov, has remained unheard. Because shortly afterwards, for the third day in a row, the Russian conductor Vladimir Solovyov, who in recent days has reserved personal offenses and accusations of fascism to the President of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, returns to attack the Italian institution…
On the one hand, the attacks on Italy and its institutions of Kremlin propaganda. On the other hand, the call to international law against "barbarie," to the values of...
The head of state recalls freedom and rejection of totalitarianism, while the TV face of the Kremlin accuses Rome of “financing Nazism” and insults European leaders
Mattarella: the Law of the Strongest Opens to Barbarism in International Life. Solovyov's New Attack
In recalling the sacrifice of those who have fought to restore our freedom, we reaffirm the Italian Republic's commitment to peace, respect for human rights and the construction of...
25 April, Mattarella: "the Rule of the Law of the Strongest Creates Barbarism in International Life"
The President of the Republic in the meeting at the Quirinale with the representatives of the Associations of Fighters and Arms on the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the Liberation
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