Scrittori e giornalisti non hanno potere. La loro unica arma è la parola. Il potere politico che minaccia scrittori e giornalisti, e che li porta a processo, sta solo provando a cancellare il loro ra...

A slew of accusations has hit NGOs recently, especially those saving lives in the Mediterranean; "sea taxis", "the party is over", "stop the business of immigration", "stop invasion", "no to ethnic su...

Omar Mohammed, better known under the pseudonym Mosul Eye, is a history student who wrote on his blog about the atrocities of the Islamic State in the Iraqi city of Mosul. For almost two years, he sec...

Who are the new terrorists of the ISIS Caliphate and what are the responsibilities of the West, in particular Europe, in its flourishing? Is the erection of walls – either real or symbolic – again...

For years now, our screens have been dominated by images of migrants and refugees embarking on the perilous journey to Europe, often risking their lives to reach a continent which is increasingly in...

Corrado Formigli, the first Italian journalist to enter the Syrian town of Kobane after its destruction by Isis, in conversation with Karim Franceschi, the only Italian to have gone to Syria to figh...

Why is the economy given so little space on TV despite its enormous influence on public life and politics? What is it needed to make such a seemingly impenetrable subject popular on TV? Who are the ...

Is the golden age of the current affairs TV talk show now over? If so, what of the future of political debate on TV? Four leading figures in Italian TV talk shows will debate the issue, with Alessio...

Eight stories of brilliant, courageous and/or non-conformist entrepreneurs, who knew how to fight and overcome the economic crisis in Italy.

How TV has changed: social networks and new formats of politics on TV Is social TV (where the viewers interact via Twitter, instant polls, etc) the end of politics on TV as we know it or the clarion ...