My name is Meriam. The case of the woman sentenced to death for apostasy in Sudan and the silence about persecuted Christians. The increasingly difficult co-existence, at times dramatic, between Chri...

The torpedoing and sinking in June 1940 while on its way to Canada of the Arandora Star, a ship full of Italian and German citizens condemned to expulsion after Mussolini declared war on the UK, is...

Founded in 1876, Corriere della Sera is one of the longest-lived Italian newspapers. Raffaele Fiengo worked there from the late sixties onwards, often coming into conflict with the management in his f...

Over a decade of Afghan history seen through the eyes of one of the most important Italian war correspondents, Barbara Schiavulli. In Bulletproof diaries reportage meets the graphic novel: a story th...

Are nine reasons sufficient to love ancient Greek? According to Andrea Marcolongo, author of La lingua genial (Laterza, 2016), it is. An act of love for a language that, according to common sense, ma...

In the age of heightened surveillance, the need for - and threat to - watchdog journalism has intensified, with Edward Snowden’s 2013 leak of classified documents signaling what may become a new nor...

If Internet, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and social networks in general have completely transformed our lives, our relationships and the way we communicate, why shouldn't they do the same with death, ...

Romantic walks through the streets of Paris following the letters of the alphabet, among quotations, anecdotes and suggestions. From the A of Arrondissement to the Z of Zinc, through places and celebr...

An expert in innovative marketing, relational communication and corporate education, Oscar di Montigny is the creator and disseminator of the principles of economy 0.0, which combines business and man...

Sometimes narrative becomes a necessary vessel to guide the public through the complexity of the present with perspectives that are independent of the media and its agenda. This is the approach propos...