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.
Why Hasn’t Terrorism Reached Italy?
The rising number of terror attacks in Europe during the pandemic calls for renewed interest in the topic, and Italy might have something to teach in this regard.
About Silvia Romano And Italy’s International Development Cooperation
Silvia Romano is the symbol of Italy’s international development cooperation: often forgotten and criticized, but of immense social value.
The Better Part Of Italian Indifference
The Italian art of indifference has at its base a certain wisdom, a polite chissenefrega.
About Italy’s Non-Efficient Immigration Policies
Our flawed immigration system seems something we cannot deal with while facing a pandemic. Yet it is something we cannot oversee, as the consequences of ignoring this issue will likely haunt us in the foreseeable future.
The Legal Limbo Of Climate Migrants
The number of climate migrants is rising, whereas Europe and Italy are not addressing this critical issue properly.
