After their Coppa Italia derby collapse, Inter face yet another brutal stretch that could define their season. Just a week ago, Inter were still in the running for a historic treble—holding a three-point lead over Napoli in Serie A, preparing for a Coppa Italia semifinal (effectively at home) against Milan, and getting ready for a […]
The death of Pope Francis has upended an already congested Italian football calendar, with the league’s response walking a fine line between mourning and controversy. Four Serie A matches were originally scheduled for Easter Monday, part of Matchday 33: Parma-Juventus, Cagliari-Fiorentina, Torino-Udinese, and Genoa-Lazio. But on Monday morning, news broke of the Pope’s death, prompting
As we head into the final stretch of the season, Inter are still out in front, but the fixture list now seems to favor Napoli. Wins also for Juventus and Milan, while Fiorentina stumble again. This year, Serie A has become synonymous with unpredictability. Surprises are now routine—just look at Atalanta. Once thought to be
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The aroma of freshly brewed espresso. The delicate crunch of a golden sfogliatella. The first bite of a cream-filled maritozzo while the lights of Times Square reflect across the glass. CasaSalvo has landed in New York. As reported by our friends at ilNewyorkese, the new opening marks a significant moment for Italian food culture in
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Founded in Germany and active in Italy since 2019, Auticon is a unique tech consultancy firm: it exclusively employs professionals on the autism spectrum, leveraging their cognitive talents in fields like data analysis, software testing, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. We interviewed Alberto Balestrazzi, CEO of Auticon Italy, who told us how the project began in
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“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 exchange for a contribution, would allow Italians registered with AIRE — and therefore not subject
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 twists, upsets, and confirmations, but instead, it turned out to be a transitional weekend that
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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. Once again, he brought with him a medium he himself has described as “new,” one
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Access to Italian citizenship is an issue that affects millions of people around the world. Many descendants of emigrants still face a complex bureaucratic system of changing legal interpretations and very long waiting times. Attorney Alessandro Mignacca works every day to assist those who want to obtain recognition of Italian citizenship. “Our vocation is to
From citizenship to community, Italians abroad between law and bureaucracy 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 Atalanta and Juventus closing in on Inter and Napoli. Then came the collapse of Thiago
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