Vanished Sounds: Paper Concert Hall In L’Aquila
The design philosophy of Shigeru Ban transcends visitors into the life and purpose of architecture. The Paper Concert Hall in L'Aquila still proves that.
Why Italy’s Contact Tracing Is Not Working
An inefficient contact tracing system and red tape are thwarting efforts to prevent Covid outbreaks.
Doctors In Limbo: How Italy’s Grey Coats Are Fighting Back
In the height of a pandemic, bureaucracy is blocking thousands of doctors from joining the fight.
Italy And Coronavirus: What Went Wrong?
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?
Italy Vs US Forms Of Government
Why do American Presidents last longer than Italian Prime Ministers?
Should Governments Choose What Is Essential In Life?
By becoming the arbiter of what is essential in life, the Italian government has lost its sense of proportion
Mental Health in A Post Lockdown Italy
Italy is on the verge of a second total lockdown. What’s worse, is that there’s now data to support the experts' worst fears about the consequence of isolation.
Is Italy’s Vaccine Program Enough To End The Pandemic?
Mass vaccinations against COVID-19 are a big part of the plan for 2021. Will it be enough?
Italy Is Ungovernable. That’s The Point.
In the search to avoid authoritarianism, the government has institutionalized anarchy.
5 Winners And 4 Losers Of The Italian Government Collapse
From Conte’s Gambit to Dungeons and Draghi, the players change but the game goes on.