by Giovanni Burgio Today is the 29th anniversary of judge Giovanni Falcone death, assasinated in the Capaci bombing of May 23th 1992. A date...
Sicily
by Gabriele Bonafede Every Palermitan is proud of it. Every tourist is proud of a photo or a selfie in Piazza Giuseppe Verdi, in...
(In questo link la versione originale in italiano) by Pasquale Hamel Lord William Cavendish-Bentinck reached Sicily in the summer of 1811. At that time,...
by Gabriele Bonafede Not many Brits know that we Sicilian use to say “We go to the Continent”, when we are about to cross...
“Without Sicily, Italy creates no image in the soul: here is the key to everything”. (Italien ohne Sizilien macht gar kein Bild in der...
Gabriele Bonafede Elections are approaching in Sicily to pick the next “governor” and form a new regional parliament in the framework of a...
Judge Giovanni Falcone, the man who brought Sicilian mafia to its knees
A “Sense for Palermo”. The Teatro Massimo and Omer Meir Wellber
William Bentinck and the failed annexation of Sicily to Britain
Sicily and Britain. A history of common European heritage
Wolfgang von Goethe and Agrigento, Sicily. European riches
How Sicily can pave the way to a fascist government in Italy
Rivoluzione in Iran, il regime vicino al crollo
Con Pohjanpalo a tempo pieno il Palermo vola
“Father Mother Sister Brother”, il nuovo film di Jim Jarmusch
“Gioia mia” un film italiano che finalmente riscopre il neorealismo