We Have Had Enough Of No Green Pass
A single No Green Pass rally in Milan can cost businesses 4 million euros. We asked some local shops how protests have affected their business.
How To Fight Fascism (Again)
Fascism is insidious to the point where it has become invisible. How do we see the invisible, and how do we fight against it?
What’s to Come After Italy’s Local Elections?
In a highly divided political scene, Italy's local elections may have offered a glimpse of a brand-new moderate force.
The Italian American Thing: One More Dip
If Italian Americans are badly portrayed as stereotypes, what would be a better portrayal of the culture and identity and people who claim it?
The Italian American Problem Revisited
I am glad to see that those who raise the Italian American banner on the identity politics battlefield are mostly ignored.
The Black Lobby Scandal
The scandal implicates the far-right Brothers of Italy party in dubious business and extremists. It's time we took notice.
A Green Pass Political Divide
Italy is the first country to make the Green Pass mandatory in the workplace, which has lead to a national political divide.
Never The Last
Twenty years after 9/11, very little is different. But everyone is changed.
Do Black Lives Matter In Italy?
The refusal of the Italian football team to take a knee on the global stage only reinforces the already widespread discriminatory behavior.
Carlo Calenda And The Digitalization Of Political Confrontation
Political communications of the Italian ruling classes determined new trends. Calenda’s campaign for Mayor of Rome is an example of this shift.