Maurizio Crippa

A crossroads of knowledge and expertise, a fruitful fusion of diverse cultures: Vincenzo Trione guides us through ‘his’ Triennale. An institution that can chart a course of innovation for Milan, a city that cannot be defined solely by ‘events’

Recurring analyses suggest that it was men, manual workers, the poor and those with low levels of education who boosted the far-right vote in Saxony-Anhalt. It may well be that they have all become Nazis, but this is probably due to a lack of alternatives. And this is not just the case in Germany

Amidst the toxic atmosphere created by the building sector investigations, the social resentment of the ‘excluded’ and a sense of insecurity, if there is ever a favourable opportunity for the right to retake Palazzo Marino, this is it. But the majority parties are more interested in Rome and the Quirinale

Despair, loneliness and the feeling that ‘we can’t cope’ lie outside this scope – a scope of attention and resolve. Often, this is also due to the misguided prejudice of those who believe that, in the decision to take one’s own life, that feeling of ‘we can’t cope’ has nothing to do with it.

In the black hole between Camus’s philosophical question and regionalised end-of-life care, all serious debate has vanished. What remains amidst Zaia’s volatility and the Church’s all-too-frequent ‘neither-nor’ stance?

For years, he embodied the most high-profile face of progressive Catholicism. His story – from his success at Bose to his break with Pope Francis – illustrates both the appeal and the limitations of that era