Don Luigi Verzé: Saint or Sinner?
Maybe you have never heard of Don Luigi Verzé? This would not come as a huge surprise. Nor would you be too surprised, I’m sure,
Maybe you have never heard of Don Luigi Verzé? This would not come as a huge surprise. Nor would you be too surprised, I’m sure,
Maybe it’s the sunny weather, or the café lifestyle, but Italians still do not appear to have grasped the internet. Italy’s official statistics bureau, ISTAT,
I was a little slow on the uptake, despite being tweeted at by people who are probably part of the Anonymous hacking network. What the
Sadly, but not unsurprisingly for this Italy resident, Italy is the second most corrupt country in Europe. Only Greece beats Italy in terms of perceived
In a press conference yesterday evening, Sunday, December 4th, 2011, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti outlined his long anticipated austerity measures for Italy. Monti’s watchwords
After the Cinque Terre area of Ligura in Italy suffered extensive damage caused by flash flooding, it’s the city of Genoa’s turn to be battered
Back on the 30th October, while I was flicking through the pages of Italian newspaper Il Corriere Della Sera, I came across a nude businessman,
For those with an interest in Italian politics (you masochists, you), gaining some idea of what is going on politically in Italy is no easy
Although one would expect the biggest Apple museum in the world to be situated in some suitably impressive high-tech fruit-shaped architect-designed structure in the core