Contemporary Italian Playwrights: Between Innovation And Dust
Italy has a longstanding theatrical heritage whose classics are inspiring artists all over the world.
Bickering About Whose Protest Is More Authentic
The thin line that divides the Italian pacifist movements.
The War At Home: What The Ukraine Invasion Means For Italy’s Economy
The worldwide response to Russian aggression in Ukraine means that we’ll all be feeling the pinch.
The Ukraine Crisis: Security, Energy, and the Consequences for Italy
We discuss with foreign policy analysts Gabriele Marchionna and Simone Rinaldi the impact of the Ukraine crisis on Italy and global politics.
Meeting Juliet Grames
In Juliet Grames’ latest novel, Stella must cope with being uprooted from rural Calabria and being an outsider in her new Connecticut home. Our interview with the author.
Can Pope Francis Diplomacy Work In Ukraine?
Pope Francis diplomacy is the opposite of Draghi's — and maybe just as futile.
Ukraine Through the Lens of Emma Farnè
As the war in Ukraine continues, we spoke to RAI journalist and war correspondent, Emma Farnè, who remains in the country under assault.
The EU Energy Crisis And Russia
Both the best and worst case scenarios should be a wake up call for the continent.
