Maintaining Suppliers: The Fashion Between China And Italy
As fashion houses in Italy dedicate their collections to the Year of the Tiger, the reliance on suppliers in China may rise to the surface.
A Franco-Italian Alliance to Challenge Germany
In November, Italy and France signed a historic bilateral treaty. We look at what it means for the balance of power within the EU.
Can Belluno Lead The Fight Against Climate Change?
Three years after the devastation of Storm Vaia, the city of Belluno in the Dolomites unveils a new policy plan against climate risks.
Why Are So Many Italians In Favor Of The Death Penalty?
Answering this question is important to analyze how everything that is extreme and violent is increasingly accepted and normalized.
Ask An Italian: How Do Italians Feel Towards Russia And China?
Russia and China are the two spectres of the West, but how Italians feel towards them is a different story.
Master Trickster Berlusconi Is Back To Business
Although 85, the controversial former Italian prime minister is seeking a comeback as President of the Republic.
After DDL Zan: Gloomy Prospects For Civil Rights
After debating a measure that would have outlawed homophobia, the road to full civil rights in Italy looks even steeper.
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.
Italian International Relations: Looking East?
The arrest of a navy captain for swapping military secrets has raised concern among Western partners about Italian international relations.
My Encounter With The Carabinieri
Carabinieri jokes are ensconced in an old tradition of gentle anti-authoritarian humor and sentiment. But to be honest, I admire their charm.