Still up to the ongoing days, seems to be more and more urgent the demand of an international humanitarian effort in Syria. “Venus screams” from the depths of her womb, yelling a sharp appeal for peace as to cause the same troubling implosion they’re facing if no solution will be found, and, in the name of suffering women, their children, their families, long for healing the daunted wounded face of the most vulnerable people overcrowding this developing country, spoiled out and crashed by 10 years of war, a down-turning deterioration of injustices, government corruption and political mismanagement to which has been added never-ending terrorist attacks and the consequent outraging escalation of violence, the spread of the Coronavirus, the mountain toll of overlapping sanctions, mainly set forth by UK, USA and EU,   that, all together, have contributed to deteriorate the Syrian spiral of the economical crisis and financial bankruptcy. The combined support of Russia and Iran, other ac

The long-standing dispute ravaging Nagorno –Karabakh enclave, elapsing about four decades, since ‘80s up to nowadays, is politically conceived as a regional conflict potentially detrimental on a planetary scale because of the possible aftermaths that could involve a stronger repressive intervention of the allied powers and that has shaken and worried the international community. Giving a kick start to the analyses of the events, we couldn’t consider the partnership tying Russian and Armenian Republic, one of the satellite States born from the ruins of the SSRU. Armenia has been, in fact,   disappointed   in its ambitions in occasion of the last reached “painful agreement”. In the international legal order, it seemed to have been mainly awaken the interest on the diatribe opposing   Azerbaijan, a state with a Muslim majority, part of SSRU until 1991, the so-called Soviet Azerbijian, to Nagorno –Karabakh Autonomous Oblast’ (NKAO), as, since Feb 2017 referendum, what has been called as