A deadly mix of corruption, state capture and organised crime has killed journalists Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta, Jan Kuciak in Slovakia and Javier Ortega and Paul Rivas in Colombia. Three differe...
Carlo Bonini
Carlo Bonini is special correspondent of the Italian daily La Repubblica. He is co-author with Giuseppe D’Avanzo of Il mercato della paura (2006), co-author with Giancarlo De Cataldo of Suburra (2013) and author of Guantanamo (2004), ACAB (2009) and Il corpo del reato (2016). His latest books are L'isola assassina: La sfida di Daphne al cuore corrotto dell'Europa (2018), Murder On The Malta Express. Who Killed Daphne Caruana Galizia? (2019), co-authored with Manuel Delia and John Sweeney, and Ti Mangio il Cuore (2019), co-authored with Giuliano Foschini.
First screening of the documentary Daphne (in English with subtitles in Italian). 16 October 2017: a car bomb killed investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta, extinguishing the voice ...
Investigating links between governments and organised crime: the murders of Daphne Caruana Galizia and Ján Kuciak
My family warned @EU_Commission that with my mother #DaphneCaruanaGalizia's assassination Malta had set a new standard of permissible behaviour within the EU and that others would soon die if decisive...
“Morti di Stato” (literally Deaths of State) is an expression that has taken hold in public opinion lately. It means death while in police custody. Among the most notorious cases is that of Stefa...
La Repubblica and 42° Parallelo present the new documentary (in Italian with English subtitles) Nine days in Cairo. The torture and murder of Giulio Regeni By Carlo Bonini and Giuliano Foschini ...
"Giulio puts all of us in a dutiful position to give new meaning to words, actions, positions, and relationships and visions; because what they did to him could be no longer expressed in the language ...
What is the truth behind the murder of Italian PhD student Giulio Regeni? He disappeared in Cairo on 26 January 2016 and was found dead a week later, with unmistakable signs of having been tortured....
Impersonation, duping, entrapment, mighty falsehoods: all legitimate for journalists in getting the story?
In a recent controversial episode in Italian journalism, one of the hosts of the Zanzara current affairs radio talk show - impersonating a well-known Italian politician - phoned another Italian politi...
Recounting violence: in journalism and on the big screen The film ACAB. All cops are bastards (2012) by Stefano Sollima, the book ACAB. All cops are bastards (2009) by Carlo Bonini on which it is b...
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