ROME -- The ever decreasing presence of films in lingua originale is the thorn in the side of many an Expat.

  BELGRADE -- When I first decided to change my name to Novak Djokovic, it was suggested to me that I had done so out of sense of brotherly fellowship: that, in a sense, we were all Novak Djokovic;

ROME -- A week ago, Silvio Berlusconi’s archrival put it very clearly and presciently. “Berlusconi was politically born in Milan, and in Milan he has politically died,” said the industrialist Carlo

WASHINGTON — After ignoring North Africa for decades, the United States has to play catch up, and as newspapers and networks have covered events in Tunisia, Egypt and n

ROME — No one denies that the administration of justice in Italy is in a mess; the length of trials is measured against eternity with civil cases being handed down lovi

ROME — We’ve heard so much about Italian women being bimbos prepared to do anything to get a part in “Big Brother” or a job in politics that you might be forgiven for thinking that it’s the only tr

There are two dramas being played in Italy today. The first is Silvio Berlusconi’s personal and political story.

ROME — Italy’s image abroad reels under each revelation of Silvio Berlusconi’s private life – the sex, the parties, the favours and largesse and political jobs given to

ROME — Italian politics today make Lewis Carroll’s world seem remarkably staid but The Walrus and the Carpenter <

The real divide in Italy may not be twixt left and right but between north and south

Brazil has at last confirmed its candidature for the election next year to the FAO leadership, raising hopes for an end to the rudderless epoch under the water-tredding Senegalese director general,

VATICAN CITY – Mary MacKillop , who became Australia’s first certified saint on Sunday, was given celebrity treatment as were the other four honoured with her in St Pet