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Journalist, PhD historian | Milan-born, Ireland-raised Britalian living in Rome🇮🇹🇬🇧 | @TIME, @Independent, @BBC, @Euronews & more

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I'm a British-Italian journalist and writer born in Milan, raised as a young child in Ireland, and now residing just outside London, where I've lived since 2005. In 2018, I completed my BA in Theology and Religion from the University of Oxford, and in 2020 graduated with an MPhil (Master's) in International Relations and Politics at the University of Cambridge.

I'm currrently a freelancer, with articles published in TIME, The Independent, i, The Times, Euronews, Focus, Metro.co.uk, Politics.co.…

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Sackler Trust: Now Tate turns back on donors over opioid scandal

Sackler Trust: Now Tate turns back on donors over opioid scandal

Tate has become the latest institution to turn its back on cash from a family that is accused of making a for…

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How LGBTQ Victims Were Erased From Holocaust History

How LGBTQ Victims Were Erased From Holocaust History

"For the queer survivors of Nazi oppression, 1945 did not bring about any kind of liberation," argues scholar…

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Opinion: The gay victims of the Holocaust must not be forgotten

Opinion: The gay victims of the Holocaust must not be forgotten

Britain has just celebrated LGBT History Month, a much-needed occasion for a community that has lived through…

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Meet the Turin-born champion athlete not allowed to represent Italy

Meet the Turin-born champion athlete not allowed to represent Italy

Already at just 16, pole vaulter Great Nnachi is one of Italy's most promising athletes. Two years ago, the t…

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Unter meinem Gendefekt leiden nur 0,05 Prozent der Menschen - und ich liebe ihn

Unter meinem Gendefekt leiden nur 0,05 Prozent der Menschen - und ich liebe ihn

"Komm schon, jeder hat doch einen Favoriten. Meiner ist das A, weil es leuchtend rot ist." Mein Versuch, doch…

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Opinion: The far right paint Muslims as the enemy of the gay community - but they are the real da...

Opinion: The far right paint Muslims as the enemy of the gay community - but they are the real da...

In the wake of the Christchurch mosque massacre, there has been a collective reckoning of the serious Islamop…

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American Vs Italian-Style Grilling: Here's How The Grill Types Differ

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By Andrea Carlo Verified
| Food Republic
For Americans, the word 'grill' instantly brings to mind the joys of the backyard: an afternoon in the sun, smoke emanating from the cooker, slapping meat and corn rubbed with spices and all kinds of sauces onto the fire. The Italian grill experience, or "grigliata", on the other hand, is a slightly different ritual: No less important to the country's culinary identity, but usually simpler and more spontaneous.
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The Forgotten Atlanta Steakhouse That Had Lobster 'Even A New Englander Would Approve' Original

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By Andrea Carlo Verified
| Food Republic
Atlanta is the beating heart of Southern comfort food, with an increasingly thriving international culinary scene. Of all the dishes it's commonly associated with, lobster and steak is not one of them — a delicious surf-and-turf pairing, like steak strips and bouillabaisse butter. That is, aside from one Underground Atlanta restaurant — W.D. Crowley's Steak and Lobster House — that would have impressed even the most discerning New England food purists back in the 1970s.
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California Vs France Vs New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc: How Do The Wines Differ?

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By Andrea Carlo Verified
| Food Republic
As summer approaches, few things beat a good, cool glass of white wine, and sauvignon blanc — dry, bright, acidic, and refreshingly crisp — more often than not hits the right spot.
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What does it mean to be a journalist?

It means knowing the power the pen holds, and using that for good - to amplify voices which deserve to be heard.

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter. For all its downsides, it's a dream network for any journalist.

Who do you wish followed you?

There are so many people who inspire me from all walks of life - but at the moment, I think AOC takes the crown.
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