Rome Cannot Survive Another Raggi Term as Mayor
The upcoming mayoral elections have to stop the bleeding of the capital and pick up the rubbish of a failed adminstration. Literally.
Gino Strada: Bringing Healthcare to the Desperate
The founder and driving force behind Emergency, the NGO providing medical care in war-torn regions, has died aged 73. We look at his impact.
Are Italian Party Leaders A Threat To Democracy?
Grillo, Salvini, Meloni, Renzi: is the biggest problem of Italian politics always the same?
Police Brutality Is Not Just An Anomaly
Recent episodes of police brutality in Italy have highlighted once more a regressive policing system. Something needs to change.
Italy Should Ban Corporal Punishment Of Children
Most advanced countries have a law that forbids the corporal punishment of children, but Italy still lags behind — and this must change.
Do Black Lives Matter In Italy?
The refusal of the Italian football team to take a knee on the global stage only reinforces the already widespread discriminatory behavior.
Is Italy Ready To Defend Itself From Cyberthreats?
While we might have been an easy target in the past, it seems that the country now benefits from the leadership and resources it previously lacked to step forward in a safer and more controlled direction.
Italy’s Deafening Silence On Belarus
Rome remains mute on the repression of journalists in Belarus. Perhaps it is because our own record of journalistic integrity leaves much to be desired.
Does Mario Draghi Have What it Takes?
Supported as leader by the majority of Italians, expectations of Mario Draghi are high. But are we asking too much of him?