Italy
Italy
Looking for and unfortunately finding common elements in "The Race Debate in America and Italy”
An Italian tries to conquer American reality TV with charm, passion and oh yes, a kiddie pool full of spaghetti and meatballs.
According to the New York Times, “Italy’s political life has always been absurd, but Mr. Ferrara’s (Il Foglio) recent theatrics touch on something deeper. He is a cultural...
Following a lifetime of government service, Francesco Stoppini, of Elmhurst, Pa. now serves as regional Consular Correspondent to Italy.
It might be hard to find the perfect fitting pair of Diesel jeans, but their music campaign makes it easy to find great new music, by largely unknown bands.
"Culture is Italy's oil, and it must be exploited." Gianni De Michelis, Former Minister of Labor, Italy
A few random images of Italy and Italian America taken over the years by the author in response to my recent contribution to the "Why Vote?" discussion
Thinking about and re-thinking about the Iraq War after its Fifth Anniversary.
The crackdown on Mafia shows Italy at its best. Southern Italian cities, though plagued by many serious problems, no longer seem to be suitable places for a good mobster to hang...
Eurispes, the independent Italian research institute, presented its annual report on the state of the Italian economy and society. One of the sadder elements that leaps from the...
In his NY Times article on the "Funk of Disappointment," Ian Fisher alludes to a most important phenomenon ("brain drain") that, here in the United States, has, and will continue...