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.
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.
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.
Shifting Sands: Italy Swings To The Other Side Of The Palestinian Question
Historically, Italian sympathies have always swung towards self-determination in the Middle East. That's no longer the case.
Ending The Forever War: Italy Leaves Afghanistan
After the US decision to withdraw troops, where does that leave Italy, NATO, and the Afghani people?
Never The Last
Twenty years after 9/11, very little is different. But everyone is changed.
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 Almost Forgotten History Of Italian Emigration To Tunisia
A long history of emigration from Italy to Tunisia, in search of work, land, or political refuge, left a large Italian community in Africa.
Giangiacomo Feltrinelli: From Silver Spoons To Lead Bullets
How did a successful publisher end up blown to pieces under a lonely power line? The tragic story of Italy's multimillionaire guerilla fighter.