Michele Masneri

Rome has opened the first one in Centocelle. Alessandria is launching a tender. Bologna has as many as 28. For everything else, there’s depaving. 

Italian TV host Myrta Merlino is moving to San Marino TV. But every celebrity needs a Plan B: Channel 7, Channel 8, Channel 9 — or another country altogether. From Agon Channel’s Albanian adventure to Pupo in Central Asia and Roberto Mancini in Saudi Arabia, everyone has their Albania.

Sanchez, British prime ministers and French ministers are discovering the rule of the digital age: politicians may well work whilst on holiday, but they must not appear to be on holiday. In the past, politicians used to go on holiday wearing Moro’s coat or staying with Andreotti’s nuns. Today, all it takes is a summer playlist on Instagram to spark accusations of irresponsibility

From invitations to village festivals to videos by Vannacci & co., the kitsch graphics generated by artificial intelligence are all the rage. The ‘slopaganda’ phenomenon

The story of the Italian national team really does seem like an Odyssey. Where Ithaca is Malago's club on the Tiber, as unchanging as a Roman Olympus 

Between Delhi and Jaipur, following the photographs of "The Cal", amongst photographers, models, and the world of journalism past and present 

Onorato and Alfonsi are in Rome, but Pacini is the most popular figure with his "Milanese revolution". Young Mamdanis are growing up amidst potholes, flowerbeds and bocce courts 

A visit to the fixer’s restaurant, where he unexpectedly turns up at his own establishment. He has many problems, including some one wouldn’t even imagine