The Italian government’s approach towards COVID-19 shifted from one of the world’s harshest lockdowns in March to a wishy-washy strategy during October’s second wave. But how did control measures change — and why?
The rising number of terror attacks in Europe during the pandemic calls for renewed interest in the topic, and Italy might have something to teach in this regard.
Italy’s recent silence in the wider Mediterranean has been deafening. Its strategic role in the region now requires a radical rethink.
The Recovery Fund and the Green New Deal are both meant to be a stepping stone towards a green future, but Italy is lagging far behind.
What is the role of migrant women workers in Italy, and what should be done to have a more just and efficient society?
The coronavirus forced governments to engage quickly and sincerely with the public. Will it last?
How the US elections confronted Italy with its lack of grassroots engagement as well as political mobilization.
With no short-term definite solution to this pandemic, regional and national politicians argue about who's doing better. An already-present attitude that has now worsened with the rising number of deaths.
Jacinda Ardern is acclaimed all over the world for how she handled the pandemic — and not only that. Can Italy follow her example?
The Italian government has become the arbiter of what is essential in life, but in doing so it has lost its sense of proportion.
