Why Is Hikikomori Affecting So Many Young Italians?
Originally identified in Japan, hikikomori refers to a state of severe self-isolation. We explore why it’s affecting so many Italians.
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.
Kim Kardashian, COVID, War… What’s The Point Anymore?
Even living in your own bubble isn’t a guarantee to keep you free from thinking about political and social issues.
Kremlin’s Propaganda And The Information War
Many independent broadcasters are either blocked or suspended as Kremlin propaganda escalates, but Russophobia is precisely what Italy and the West must avoid.
How Did Italy Handle Eurovision 2022?
Expectations were high in Turin for Eurovision. Did the Italian city get everything right on the night?
Bickering About Whose Protest Is More Authentic
The thin line that divides the Italian pacifist movements.
Pausini, Cattelan, And Mika: Who Are Italy’s Eurovision Hosts?
Get to know the presenters of the 66th Eurovision Song Contest in Turin.
Ukraine And The Confusing Media Discourse
Many Italians are confused by polarized babble that condemns, condones or commends the Ukraine invasion. But what if there could be a more effective role for the media?
Generation 56k And The Italian Millennial Experience
The Italian entertainment landscape is increasingly turning to the millennial experience for inspiration. Generation 56k is a great example.