It’s after midnight here, I’m sitting sipping a wee grappa, in cotton trousers and a cotton shirt and I’m sweating – and it’s October in Milan, and the rest of Italy coincidentally.
Stop translating in your head and start speaking Italian for real with the only audio course that prompt you to speak.
I’m off out for a wander, so I can cool off.
I do love the Italian climate!!
Oh dear. Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Monti hinted that had the Silvio Berlusconi led government still been in
After technocrat caretaker Mario Monti’s series of save Italy measures, none of which really had the desired effect,
My friend and student, Gaetano Salvo, showed me an article in one of Milan’s free newspapers, City, about an innovative charity organisation run by one Andrea Sergrè, who happens to be the head of the agriculture faculty at one of world’s oldest universities, the University of Bologna.
This Monday, probably this afternoon, a parliamentary commission in Italy’s senate will begin considering the case of Silvio
Trying to figure out whether or not the amendments to the constitution proposed by the government of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will be good or bad
After writing recently about plenty of bad things going on in Italy at the moment, today I tried to find something a little less negative
Is the economy of Italy heading in the right direction? Everyone is asking this question. A better question might be: Is Italy heading in any direction?
Sabina Guzzanti, an Italian comedian and political satirist, is behind the documentary film Draquila – L’Italia Che Trema – Italy Trembles. At the Cannes fringe, Guzzanti’s film received a standing ovation.
