On the 51st anniversary of the National Italian American Foundation: the strained friendship between the two countries and the community’s dilemmas ahead of the November vote

The new scheme provides for one-off payments to offer support during the harvest season

An interview with the veteran diplomat and former EU ambassador to the UN, Washington and London, who has now published a book in Italy: “Our enemies are rubbing their hands with glee because the West is imploding. The world order is in intensive care. We in the West have also made mistakes with Pu…

The Mishmar HaEmek kibbutz still nurtures the founders’ dreams: “The rise of the religious right is partly our fault”

The occupant of the White House will not change, but the balance of powers in Washington certainly will. And, consequently, so too will the power the US president will wield during his final two years in the Oval Office. La Repubblica will take you through the election step by step

Violence at the hands of settlers and homes demolished by the IDF: this is how Zyad Al Najjar, his wife and their six children came to live in an underground cave. They are not the only ones to have been thrown back centuries: “Staying here is our form of resistance”

The diplomat, who has just been relieved of his post as special envoy for global partnerships, reveals his discussions with Donald

The Donkey is already savouring the prospect of regaining control of Congress. “Away with tariffs, funding for healthcare, an end to the war with Iran and an outstretched hand to our allies”

Following his turbulent past with the law, the video, in which he is seen celebrating with his lover and two individuals charged with fraud, has once again landed the conservative Senate candidate in hot water. At risk is the Republican stronghold where the Democrats have not won for 32 years and w…