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.
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?
A Silent Applause For The Italian Health System
During the pandemic, Italy's health system showed its true colors and the medical staff's unfair position.
Italian Regions And The Coronavirus Test
Here's how Italian regions are doing in the management of the coronavirus crisis.
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.
What Went Wrong With Mario Draghi?
Has the ex-chief of the European Central Bank been a good thing for Italy?
Close But Distant: Italy’s Neighbors And Coronavirus
In a time of crisis and fear, is retreating in one’s country the best plan? Or shouldn’t we all be acting together, as people, as families, as a Union?
Is The Pandemic Changing The Mindset Of Italians?
Italians can't think that, as soon as this time of confinement ends, everything will be just as it was before. To a certain extent, we should hope so.