Italics @ The Hoxton: The Questionnaire with Cristina Bowerman
Managing Editor Virginia DiGaetano sits down with the brilliant mind behind the Michelin starred Glass restaurant in Trastevere.
Ukraine Through the Lens of Emma Farnè
As the war in Ukraine continues, we spoke to RAI journalist and war correspondent, Emma Farnè, who remains in the country under assault.
Lyudmyla Solomon: Ukrainians Will Not Give Up, They Want Democracy
Lyudmyla Solomon, a Ukrainian in Bolzano, tells us Ukraine will not give up. Even those who are refugees plan to return as soon as they can.
Gianluca Sciarpelletti: Music Is The Universal Language To Unite Nations
Preparing for his next stage role in the USA, Gianluca Sciarpelletti shares some thoughts with us about life, opera, and if beauty will save the world.
The Ukraine Crisis: Security, Energy, and the Consequences for Italy
We discuss with foreign policy analysts Gabriele Marchionna and Simone Rinaldi the impact of the Ukraine crisis on Italy and global politics.
Behind The Curtain With Maria Francesca Mazzara
We spoke to opera singer Maria Francesca Mazzara about how an international artist dealt with the pandemic — and what we should expect next.
How ‘Old’ Are Older Italians?
The social life of older Italians is rich and fulfilling, and can serve as an inspiration to their foreign peers.
Stories From Afghanistan
This year Italy left Afghanistan as the Taliban gained power. We want to share the stories of those who fled safely, and those who did not.
The Honeycomb, Perfect And Fragile As The Planet Itself
Can the damage to honey production from climate change be undone? We asked Apicoltura Miceli's Roberta Gigliotti.
We Have Had Enough Of No Green Pass
A single No Green Pass rally in Milan can cost businesses 4 million euros. We asked some local shops how protests have affected their business.