Kritica.it went online on January 31st, 2025. We are, in terms of age, infants, or if you prefer, the slow-ripening fruit of decades of experience in journalism, communication, and political activism. We've lived everywhere with a sense of unease and great intolerance towards the unhealthy mechanisms of power that govern the world, and specifically the world of work and human relationships. We've lived almost always seeking escape routes and alternatives, to be able to do things differently.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Kritica is the space where this need becomes an action.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We take a critical look at the reality, that we define as \u201cthe physics of points of view\u201d, because we are aware that power is a physical function. It responds to weights, strengths, speeds, levers, and so on. The problem of power is the problem par excellence. For this reason, we try to start from the most unexplored points of view. We were born during the genocide of the Palestinian people, and as a consequence of it. It is the prism that informs all our work. If most informers start from the press releases of the Israeli army, we start from our Palestinian authors: in just over a year we have built almost an entire basic newsroom in Gaza<\/a>, We are the only Italian publication, and perhaps not just Italian, to have done so. While most gather the omnipresent voices of national politicians, we start with those who have something else to say; those who are recluse, under siege, or deprived of a guaranteed platform. While most recycle hearsay, we bring the dossiers, documents, and interventions that explain this era directly into the hands of our readers. providing full primary sources<\/a>, translated into our language. If the majority continue to favour authorial signatures integrated into classist, racist and patriarchal hierarchies, we, without asking permission and without needing to set quotas, give space mainly to women, to young people, to people with migration backgrounds, to those living in the Global South, to neurodivergent people and to those living on the margins, partly by choice and partly by force.<\/p>\n\n\n\n