August 11, a day etched in Florence’s history as a turning point in the fight for freedom.
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Author: Marco Bastiani
Marco Bastiani is an Italian journalist based in Florence. He is the founder of Florence Daily News, launched in 2011, and has been working in journalism since 1998. Formerly political editor at Il Giornale della Toscana, he later took on senior communication roles in both public and private institutions. A board member of the Tuscan Foundation of the Order of Journalists, he loves the sea and Greece, and has two children.
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What starts as a bid to protect domestic interests often ends up changing the daily lives of millions in ways policymakers neither planned nor controlled.
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Bezos, Venice, and the Eternal Stage of Italy’s Great Cities
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Jobs, Citizenship, Rights: Italy’s 5 Referendums Explained
Today and tomorrow, Italian citizens are called to vote on five national referendums.
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For decades, the Republican Party has championed free trade as a pillar of American prosperity. Today, Donald Trump is reversing that legacy.
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The Trump-Zelensky Clash and the Old Wild West
The recent clash between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House risks becoming the symbol of the end of the Western order.
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The last speech of Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump’s inaugural address are worlds apart.
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Giovanni Spadolini: il giornalista e lo storico che raccontò un’Italia in cambiamento
Alla Biblioteca Spadolini Nuova Antologia una mostra sugli anni di Giovanni Spadolini storico e giornalista.
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From Chianti to Coke: How Italy’s Road Code is Redefining Wine Time
Tuscany, the land of rolling vineyards, is undergoing a cultural revolutionl because of the new Italian Road Code.
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Romania: When Fake News Overturns Elections
For the first time, an election has been annulled because of the decisive influence of fake news.
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