Lyudmyla Solomon: Ukrainians Will Not Give Up, They Want Democracy
Lyudmyla Solomon, a Ukrainian in Bolzano, tells us Ukraine will not give up. Even those who are refugees plan to return as soon as they can.
Italy’s Gender Equality Conundrum
Italy’s new President, once again, is not a woman. But the problem is not just cultural.
Stories From Afghanistan
This year Italy left Afghanistan as the Taliban gained power. We want to share the stories of those who fled safely, and those who did not.
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.
Russia’s Invasion Has Compromised The Italian Right
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will reshape politics on the Italian Right for good.
The Taliban And The Italian Archeologists’ Dilemma
A request for help from the Taliban has led to a difficult decision for Italy’s experts in cultural conservation.
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?
Not Achievable and Not Accomplished: Italy’s Mission in Afghanistan
A month after the last of NATO troops left Kabul to the Taliban, we look at the legacy of the 20-year war for both Afghanistan and Italy.