Author: Andrea Umbrello
Andrea Umbrello
A multimedia journalist, she documents stories from the front lines through international publications, podcasts, books, and photojournalism. For years, she has been dedicated to covering the Palestinian issue, human rights violations, and social injustices around the world.
Michael Lynk ha preceduto Francesca Albanese nel suo ruolo. “Solo la pressione della società civile può fermare il genocidio in Palestina”.
The Balkan route is the most dangerous path for those seeking a new life in Europe. In Bosnia, Nihad Suljić is helping restore dignity to the victims.
Iranian researcher Minoo Mirshahvalad: “My people are caught in the devastating paradox of two wars, both waged against us.”
With the latest immigration law, the dehumanization of migrants in Italy—a process the legislature has been carrying out over the past 30 years—is now complete.
Amid protests from fans and (a few) players, and repeated complicity from the top brass, the world of soccer has also been swept up in the genocide in Gaza.
The European Union’s New Pact on Migration and Asylum, which will take effect in 2026, marks the definitive triumph of xenophobic securitarianism.
The evolution of drones has coincided with the emergence of an economy that bases the value of innovation on the ability to destroy.
The Italian government has used the rhetoric of cooperation as a fig leaf to conceal the criminal nature of its agreements with Libya.
The Italy-Libya memorandum has made violence a strategic element and dehumanization an organizing principle of Europe.
Tony La Piccirella, a volunteer from Bari, recounts his detention in Israel, the regime’s propaganda lies, and the importance of protests.