“In recent days, the discussion on my proposal for healthcare assistance for AIRE-registered Italians has continued in the Social Affairs Committee — we are working collaboratively to approve a fundamental principle of assistance for Italians living abroad.” The proposal, in […]
Some stories return from far away. And even if they speak of a distant past — of a woman who lived in a small village in Trentino during the 19th century, never leaving her room — they sometimes manage to
The Story of Maria Domenica Lazzeri, Told by Someone Who Studied Her for Decades Read More »
7 draws in 10 matches — the big games in Matchday 32 didn’t shift the league’s balance, except for Atalanta-Lazio… Matchday 32 of Serie A slipped by with disappointments and missed opportunities. It could have been a round full of
Serie A: Only Lazio Win Among the Top 9 Read More »
After his debut last November with Carminium, Italian artist Federico Vezzaro has returned to New York for his second solo exhibition in the Big Apple, Beyond the Surface, which opened yesterday, April 3, at the Temple Gallery in New York.
Federico Vezzaro’s Rust Art Finds Its Place in New York Read More »
Atalanta drops out of the title race and risks being dragged into the chasing pack, now led by Bologna and Roma—but watch out for Tudor’s Juve… A month ago, it seemed the title race had become a four-way battle, with
Serie A: Inter leads, Napoli follows. Milan collapses, Bologna and Roma soar Read More »
Federica Cappelletti, president of the Women’s Serie A Division of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) and wife of legendary soccer player Paolo Rossi, passionately honors her husband’s legacy through an exhibition soon to cross national borders, while actively working to
Federica Cappelletti: Remembering Paolo Rossi and the Future of Women’s Soccer Read More »
A nightmare first half condemns the Azzurri. The second-half comeback proves useless. Luciano Spalletti’s Italy is out of the Nations League. We knew it would be tough to overturn the one-goal deficit from the first leg going into Dortmund, but
Italy eliminated by Germany in Nations League Read More »
Too much time wasted before turning to Tudor; harsh words after the Coppa Italia defeat weighed heavily The official announcement came Sunday afternoon, but it was a decision that had seemed inevitable for weeks: Thiago Motta is no longer the
Juventus fires Motta: a late decision not reflecting the Bianconeri style Read More »
Attorney Alessandro Mignacca has been working for years on citizenship law, an issue that affects millions of descendants of Italian emigrants around the world. His professional practice brings him face to face with ever-changing legislation and the bureaucratic difficulties of
Italian citizenship, between right and identity Read More »
Meloni’s Skepticism About European Military Initiatives and the Need for US Cooperation Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has expressed skepticism about recent efforts by France and the UK to secure safety guarantees for Ukraine, independent of US support, which is increasingly
Giorgia Meloni’s Doubts About EU Militarization and Other News of the Day Read More »
