Nedo Galic, a Heroic OM!
Story of a ham who, at war time, did all he could to save his neighbors.
What I am about to tell you is nothing incredible; it is not the result of imagination or surrealism. It is one of those ordinary stories that nowadays are often overlooked [...]
New regulations in China
China, the most populous nation in the world, is now, without doubt, one of the big economic and political powers capable of influencing events in the contemporary history of the democratic West. Do not forget that this vast Asian Country, still [...]
Parces and Spratley Islands: China, Philippines or Vietnam?
The last layout of the Popular Chinise Republic passports is creating some sort of problems and criticism coming from numerous asian countries.
Those passports contain a map of China. Such a map, indeed, also contains parts of the Chinese Sea [...]
Kosovo, Really a New DXCC Entity?
For us Italians, the events of Kosovo cause us to reflect on recent stories of our country, still alive in the minds of the most young. Italy was one of the first countries in conjunction with NATO, to come to the rescue of the people of Kosovo, [...]
Senkaku Island (AS-194) Dispute Between China and Japan (UPDATE)
Today September 14, tension escalated between Japan and China, with six Chinese patrol boats having entered the offshore waters of the Senkaku Islands, the islands are controlled by Tokyo and claimed by Beijing (as the Diaoyu). The Japanese [...]
MALI: DXCC Upgrade with the Addition of Azawad?
We’ve been talking about it since 14 May (http://www.dxcoffee.com/eng/2012/05/14/mali-future-dxpedition/), as activity continues from the autonomous region of Azawad, as well as the unrest in Sub-Saharan Africa.
7O6T and 6O0CW: All Things Considered
As the words of this story take form on your computer’s monitor, the teams of 7O6T (Socotra Island, Yemen) and 6O0CW (Galkayo, Somalia) have already landed home. That’s why what we’re discussing here is most appropriate – [...]
DxPedition to Mali/TZ: Getting Tougher by the Day
(translation by Mark Kelley W0BG)
Our editorial staff continues to dig deeper into the World of DX, where in the last few months, at least here in Italy, the failed DXpedition to Mali has not gone unnoticed. Well, we could be talking about a [...]
