Intervista a Guido Lutrario, USB. “L’anno scorso in sciopero per la Palestina, quest’anno anche per vita e lavoro. La consapevolezza cresce”.
Author Federica D'Alessio
Federica D'Alessio
Journalist, founder of Kritica.it. You can read her articles and essays in MicroMega, Gli Stati Generali, Africa ExPress. She has won several awards including the Premio Luchetta - Stampa italiana in 2022.
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“Woman Unknown” di May el-Toukhy è un coraggioso racconto sulla guerra dal punto di vista femminile, scomodo e anti-assolutorio.
Il film NAZA di Yuval Abraham e Rachel Szor in concorso a Venezia 83 mostra la finalità terroristica costitutiva dell’esercito israeliano.
Bunker di Florian Zeller forse non è il film più bello in concorso a Venezia 83: ma è di certo il più spiazzante e interessante.
Il DDL Antisemitismo 1004 al voto alla Camera fra le proteste della società civile. Non contrasta l’odio antiebraico, indottrina al sionismo.
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La proposta di legge popolare sulla difesa civile non violenta sfida il paradigma del riarmo e della militarizzazione coatta. Intervista.
La giunta Gualtieri ha un problema non solo con il contrasto a Israele, ma in primo luogo con la democrazia partecipativa.
A week after Al Najjar’s arrest, Tajani has not said a word from the Farnesina. There has also been silence regarding the activists kidnapped in Libya.
From the Flotilla to territorial conflict, for an internationalism rooted in daily struggles. Interview with Antonella Bundu.
From abductions in international waters to attacks against anti-fascists on Liberation Day. But on Israel, we must “lower the tone”.
The Yadan Law against antisemitism expands the crime of glorifying terrorism to the point of sanctioning the end of freedom of opinion in France.
In the context of a turbulent Near East, the new Syria remains one of the biggest unknowns. An interview with researcher Silvia Carenzi.
The European Committee of Social Rights has upheld the USB's complaint against Italian law and limitations on the right to strike.
The Rogoredo events are causing difficulties for the Meloni government, revealing the arbitrariness of justice reform and the Security Decree.
The case of two workers sacked by Milano Cortina raises a series of questions about employer arbitrariness and a priori criminalisation.
Carlo Guglielmi, from the committee promoting the referendum on the Justice reform, answers questions and doubts about what is at stake.
In Italy, the possibility of grassroots regeneration in society is blocked by a widespread moralism that goes hand in hand with resignation to the status quo.
The stakes in the events in Turin could be Giorgia Meloni's need to return to some form of unitary technocracy soon.
The withdrawal of the SDF from large parts of the territories they occupied is a chapter in the liberation journey, as well as a cause of tension.
The minimal sentence handed down to Anan Yaeesh cannot be presented as a victory for Israel.
As the future of *Repubblica* is more uncertain than ever, for journalists it's a matter of rediscovering conflict. A dialogue with Matteo Pucciarelli.
Israel quadruples its propaganda budget. A sign that it is defeated on that front, but it cannot afford to lose it.
The Delrio Bill is the undemocratic initiative of a faction within the Democratic Party.
Interview with Sepideh Farsi, author of “Put your soul on your hand and walk”, with the Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassona.
Outside the broad coalition, a popular Campania could emerge. Abstentionism and the electoral law are working against it, but the activists believe.
Between the temptation of statism and the need to connect with the territories, will the 5 Stars manage not to be devoured by their allies?
Reportage ampio dalla Campania, durante le elezioni regionali. Prima parte: a Napoli, ci incontriamo con le contraddizioni del turismo.
An interview with journalist and political analyst Rula Jebreal by Kritica on the epochal significance of Zohran Mamdani's victory.