Giacomo Abbruzzese: A Cinematic Parable Between Everyday Life And Mystery
The Taranto-born, Paris-based prolific filmmaker creates films that mix whimsy and intimacy while holding up the mirror to societal trends.
The Taliban And The Italian Archeologists’ Dilemma
A request for help from the Taliban has led to a difficult decision for Italy’s experts in cultural conservation.
Italian Actors And New York City: A Starry-Eyed Love Story
As Broadway comes back to life after COVID-19, actress Francesca Ravera shares her experience on the NYC stage.
Uniti We Stand? What The State of The Union Speech Means for Italy
Ursula Von der Leyen's State of the Union speech was light on substance but heavy on sentiment. What does it mean for Italy's role in Europe?
Never The Last
Twenty years after 9/11, very little is different. But everyone is changed.
The Red Thread Linking Euthanasia, Cannabis And Youth Participation
Even with a lot of signatures, the Constitutional Court decided that the cannabis and euthanasia initiatives did not meet constitutional standards for a ballot. This might lure the youth further away from politics.
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.
Gucci Power: The Omnipresence of an Italian Brand
One of the world's most elite fashion brands has been increasingly embraced by billions thanks to music, language, and counterfeit products.
Not Achievable and Not Accomplished: Italy’s Mission in Afghanistan
A month after the last of NATO troops left Kabul to the Taliban, we look at the legacy of the 20-year war for both Afghanistan and Italy.
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.