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Comment: The power and problems of water
Sahrawi people seek UN help against Moroccan occupation
Comment: The mayor we need to make the South shine
Comment: Draghi must make amends to Italy's south
Comment: How we can answer the Southern Question
NAPLES - Too often we are used to considering the South as the land that has had so much wasted funding, that doesn’t give the people work, that is a privileged home to organised crime.
Ski Championships Celebrated by ‘Powder To The People’
Comment: Bridging Italy's north-south divide
NAPLES - I am a “son of the South”, a businessman, alas, uncontrollably devoted to the “reasons” and the sentiments of culture, of poetry and patronage, that, despite ostracism and prejudice, as
Italy needs tax breaks and poetry to beat pandemic
NAPLES - The spread of Covid-19 is a serious problem that has impacted us now for a year, a virus of infinitesimal proportions but of such power, that has force
Comment: Italy and the dubious honor of chairing the G20
Comment: The Second Cold War is coming
ROME -- While the Coronavirus has rightly taken much of our attention, a fundamental geopolitical
Comment: For the love of God and poetry
SALERNO -- “Faith is love and therefore creates poetry and music.” That’s what Pope Benedict XVI said during an audience.
Millions of new poor are on the way. Who cares?
Comment: Voters are the limit to democracy
The myth of the frugal North and profligate South
'Scarlet Pimpernel' lives up to his reputation for evasion
Opinion: What Really Matters in the United States Now?
NEW YORK - Black votes matter because there is an imminent election.
All Rise for the Prosecution of Montanelli
MILAN - In the garden of via Palestro, the statue of the famous Italian journalist, Indro Montanelli, sits on a pile of newspapers with a typewriter on his lap.
Experiential learning with Castelli International School
ROME - The Italian Insider interviewed Marianne Palladino, School Head at the Castelli International School of Rome, to find out about the school’s home-learning prog
Letter from Brazil: A New Dark Age
Interview: Chinese journalist Dalù and his escape to Italy
Interview: Head of AOSR on education during lockdown
ROME - The Italian Insider interviewed Michael Callan, School Head at the American Overseas School of Rome (AOSR), during a testing time for heads of education everywhere, about how the school
A letter from Massachusetts
BOSTON - “Things fall apart.” These words first surfaced in The Second Coming, a poem by William Butler Yeats.
Comment: The Not So 'Bella Figura'
ROME – COVID-19 isn’t the only thing that has been raging in Italy, though it is tragically the main story.
Opinion: Pity the ex-League councillor who wasn’t in Vogue
A lot of societal issues get forgotten during a pandemic, but one scandal that’s worth dragging back up again is that of the ex-League councillor Daniele Beschin, who, before coronavirus totally ca