The European Union has invited Prime Minister Theresa May to resolve the border issue, about 500km, between the Republic of Ireland, an EU member and the province of Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.

It is the only land border between the United Kingdom and the EU except of course Gibraltar.

Theresa May stated that the whole of the United Kingdom will leave the EU single market and the customs union.

The European Union has instead insisted that the negotiations can not go on unless Britain agrees on the customs regulations, they must remain unchanged on both sides of the Irish border once the Brexit has been carried out and moreover, Brexit should not lead to the creation of a "Hard Border" with Northern Ireland.

Sunday, March 4 in Italy there were political elections. The result is that it is almost impossible to form a new government. But the government should not be the party that won the lessons? In Italy it does not work that way, forming a government majority will be very difficult. Let's summarize the situation very briefly, in Italy there were three camps: the first was the 5-star movement that took only about 32% of the votes the second the center-right coalition, with about 37% of the votes the second the democratic party with about 20% of the votes.

Italy last December decided to send 500 soldiers to the Sahel, in order to contain Boko Haram, Al-Qaeda, Mujao, as well as helping France to protect the uranium mines.

The European Union has decided to invest over 60 million euros in an anti-terrorism force composed of over 11,000 men in the African Sahel. Radicalization and trafficking in human beings are the main threats of the region.

Libya is in full civil war as well as without a Constitution. The Constitution must be drafted by a committee chosen from three regions and will have to take into account the various interests federalist rivals as well as requests from the various tribes fighting each other.