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XI-PUTIN, IL VERTICE DELLA PAURA | “Iran, Ucraina e Trump: il delicato gioco a tre”

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By Massimo Introvigne Verified
| Il Sussidiario.net Verified
Al summit SCO Putin e Xi discuteranno di Iran, Ucraina e rapporti con Trump. La Russia, sempre più dipendente dalla Cina, chiede soldi e sostegno Vladimir Putin e Xi Jinping si incontreranno oggi a Bishkek, capitale del Kirghizistan, in occasione di una riunione della SCO, l’Organizzazione per la cooperazione di Shanghai, che celebra i suoi primi 25 anni (SCO).
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Frank Dikötter’s “Red Dawn Over China”: When History Is Itself Anti-Communist

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By Massimo Introvigne Verified
| Hoover Institution
by Massimo Introvigne Frank Dikötter and his new book. Dutch historian Frank Dikötter’s “Red Dawn Over China: How Communism Conquered a Quarter of Humanity” (London: Bloomsbury, 2026) offers a narrative of the Chinese Communist Party’s rise that stands out for the breadth of its documentation and the determination to reconstruct events through primary sources rather than through the official mythology that has shaped much of the public understanding of twentieth‑century China.
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The Cult‑Hunter Who Built His Own Criminal “Cult”: The Athanor Affair in France

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By Massimo Introvigne Verified
| Bitter Winter Verified
by Massimo Introvigne Lawyers enter the courtroom for the Athanor trial. Screenshot. A senior intelligence officer once celebrated for defending republican values against alleged “cultic deviances” created a clandestine structure in the shape of a deviant Masonic lodge, “Athanor,” which operated through manipulation, clandestine influence, and violent missions, revealing a story that unsettles the foundations of France’s anti‑cult narrative. The story started four years ago.
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