Tag: Italy
You Will Be Next
On September 18 at 23:30, a group of people gathered around a computer, hesitating to press the shutdown button for the Autistici/Inventati (A/I) servers. Three […]
Italian Far-Right Party Office Turned into Kebab Shop on Google Maps
Over 300 reviews have amused Italian voters and confused Google.
Data Center Protests Arrive in Italy
The small-town demonstration in Lacchiarella was the first to draw protesters from across the wider Lombardy region where Italian data centers are concentrated.
Migrant Farm Workers Burned Alive in Italy
The brutal murder of four unpaid workers raises questions about modern slavery.
Venice Biennale: Hundreds Protest Israel’s Inclusion; Femen and Pussy Riot Storm Russian Pavilion
Two separate protests denounce the prestigious exhibition for using its “soft power” to normalize war crimes and occupation.
Between Home and the Unknown
Across frontlines and coastlines, people are pushed into the margins, forced to navigate a world in which movement is criminalised, and survival itself becomes an act of defiance.
In Pictures: Rome Celebrates the 80th Anniversary of Liberation from Fascism
Thousands of people gathered in the eastern quadrant of Rome to celebrate the partisans’ struggle. The youth once again took center stage in this event. Collective memory operates like a gear, and its impact becomes evident during these gatherings.
The Revolution that Never Came: The April 25 Insurrection in Italy
The Italian insurrection of April 25, 1945, marked the highest point of the partisan war against Nazism and fascism, the peak of a revolution that was possible at that historical moment. However, 80 years later, it remains in collective memory stripped of all its most radical and subversive elements.
Our Way to See/a. The Transforming Landscapes of Central Mediterranean Migrations
We see this politics of solidarity as part of an already ongoing form of struggle—one foremost carried on by people that we don’t save, but encounter in our rescuing initiatives.
Photo Essay: Heavily Loaded
Since the ancient times, when people started sailing, the populations living on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea used to move in the Mediterranean basin to sell goods to their neighbours.