Iran, falling deeper into repression's clutches

Censorship, turmoil, arrests. The opposition's Green Movement is striving against President Ahmadinejad's government, meanwhile students and intellectuals are sent daily to Evin prison. And a last mistery, about a supposed undercover agent – TV reporter, charged with arms trafficking in Italy

Healthcare in the U.S.A, the necessary turning-point

Obama’s healthcare reform bill between liberalism and State intervention. Is health a consumer good or a universal right within the free competition between public and private? Professor Dario Antiseri’s opinion on this crucial issue

Which of the two is real Iraq?

Two different images of Iraq are facing each other during these hours. The first, supported by the enthusiastic American and European liberals and radicals, is portrayed by the film-maker Kathryn Bigelow, author of “The hurt locker”, winner of the Hollywood Award: war in Iraq depicted as madness and illness, sado-masochistic dependence of the American soldiers from the taste of death and the pleasure in violence