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Journalist.net tiene 21 fotógrafos en Rome. Sus trabajos recientes han aparecido en France 24, Daily Mail, Golf&Turismo, Il Giornale di Vicenza, Buonissimo.

Su cobertura incluye Política y gobierno, Medio ambiente y clima, Verificación de datos, Asuntos sociales y demografía, Viajes y turismo.

En conjunto informan en italiano, francés, español, alemán, neerlandés.

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Fotógrafos en Rome

Federica Rossi

Rome, Italia

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3
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Federica Rossi es una periodista italiana freelance con base en Roma.

Visto en Golf&Turismo, Il Giornale di Vicenza, Buonissimo +9 más

Eggplant with Gremolata: The Recipe with Lemon and Parsley

Buonissimo 23 sept 2026 Italian

Estilo periodístico, Factual: Predominantly factual recipe instructions and culinary guidance, with minor subjective recommendations.

A simple vegan and vegetarian side dish made by pan-roasting eggplant slices and dressing them while warm with a gremolata of parsley, lemon zest, garlic, fresh chili, oregano, olive oil and salt. The dish can be served immediately or rested for up to an hour so the flavors develop, and it pairs well with meat, fish, cheese, eggs or toasted bread. The recipe recommends using fresh, firm eggplants and provides storage guidance of one to two days in the refrigerator.

Italian Cuisine Vegetarian Recipes Eggplant Recipes Side Dishes Gremolata Italy Milan Roberta Favazzo

Jewish-Style Red Mullet: Recipe, Ingredients and Preparation

Buonissimo 23 sept 2026 Italian

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Mostly factual and instructional, with some descriptive and promotional language about the dish’s flavours.

A traditional Roman-Jewish recipe for sweet-and-sour red mullet. Small red mullet are lightly salted, floured and fried, then layered with onions slowly stewed in olive oil, vinegar, raisins, pine nuts, sugar and bay leaves. The dish should rest for at least 30 minutes and is best served lukewarm or at room temperature, accompanied by chilled Frascati Superiore DOCG or Vermentino. It can be refrigerated for up to two days but should not be reheated.

Italian Cuisine Roman-Jewish Cuisine Fish Recipes Sweet-and-Sour Dishes Lazio Rome Italiaonline Frascati Superiore DOCG Vermentino

Josephine Mckenna

Rome, Italia

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202
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Josephine McKenna es una periodista bilingüe que ha producido noticias de última hora y reportajes en Roma durante casi dos décadas. Cubre el Vaticano, la política, la mafia, la migración y otros temas para prensa escrit…

Visto en The Telegraph, The i Paper, Ca +13 más

Rome’s ‘Wedding Cake’ Monument Is Sinking into the Ground

The Telegraph 14 jun 2026 English

Estilo periodístico, Factual: Primarily factual reporting of research findings and the monument’s history, with minimal evaluative language.

Satellite analysis of 300 images taken over 20 years indicates Rome’s Victor Emmanuel II Monument is subsiding by about one millimetre annually, with its northwest side dropping five millimetres since 2002. Researchers attribute movement along a perimeter wall overlooking Piazza Venezia to soil deposits from the nearby Tiber. Alessandro Brunetti says satellite monitoring can help authorities detect movement early and protect heritage before damage becomes irreversible. The monument, completed in 1935 according to the report, commemorates Italy’s unification and serves as a site for state ceremonies; its construction and architectural merit have long been controversial.

Rome’s Victor Emmanuel II Monument Heritage preservation Satellite monitoring Structural instability Rome Italy Italian government Alessandro Brunetti Victor Emmanuel II Giuseppe Sacconi Benito Mussolini Victor Emmanuel II Monument

Rome’s ‘Wedding Cake’ Monument Is Sinking Into the Ground

The Telegraph 14 jun 2026 English

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Primarily factual reporting, with limited evaluative context about the monument’s architectural merit.

Satellite analysis of 300 images spanning 20 years found that Rome’s Victor Emmanuel II Monument is sinking slowly, with its north-western side dropping five millimetres since 2002. Researchers attribute the movement around its perimeter wall to increased soil deposits from the nearby Tiber. Alessandro Brunetti said satellite monitoring can reveal structural movement early enough for authorities to act before damage becomes irreversible. The monument, also called the Altare della Patria, is a major site for Italian state ceremonies and remembrance services; its construction displaced medieval buildings and its architectural merit remains debated.

Heritage Conservation Monuments Satellite Monitoring Geology Rome Italy Italian government Alessandro Brunetti Victor Emmanuel II Giuseppe Sacconi Benito Mussolini

Matteo Bastianelli

Rome, Italia

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Matteo Bastianelli es un fotógrafo y cineasta documental con base en Roma, colaborador de National Geographic y miembro de la Orden Nacional de Periodistas de Italia. Su trabajo se centra en cuestiones sociales, medioamb…

Visto en InsideOver, Bloomberg, FD.nl +4 más

UniCredit to Return €50 Billion to Shareholders Over Five Years

Bloomberg 9 feb 2026 English

Estilo periodístico, Factual: Straightforward factual reporting on corporate financial plans

UniCredit plans to return €50 billion to shareholders through 2030, maintaining an aggressive distribution strategy under CEO Andrea Orcel. The bank expects to distribute 80% of its profits while considering additional payouts annually. Forecasts show net revenue growing 5% per year, with profit projected to reach €11 billion in 2026 and €13 billion by 2028.

Banking Corporate Earnings Shareholder Returns Italy Europe Andrea Orcel UniCredit

What Culture Does the Right Wing Want?

Internazionale 20 jun 2024 Italian

Estilo periodístico, Interpretativo: Strong analytical and interpretive framing with substantial subjective evaluation of political actors and cultural dynamics.

Contexto político, Centroizquierda: Critical of right‑wing governance, highlighting concerns about cultural control, exclusion, and democratic quality.

Italy’s right‑wing government under Giorgia Meloni is reshaping cultural institutions by appointing loyalists, reframing national identity, and contesting long‑standing left‑leaning cultural influence. Key cultural posts at Rai, major museums, the Biennale di Venezia, and other institutions have been filled with conservative figures seeking to reverse what they describe as decades of left‑wing cultural dominance. Tensions have arisen over issues of censorship, national identity, immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, and historical memory, while critics, writers, and minority voices express concerns about exclusion and shrinking space for dissent. Despite its ideological agenda, the government aligns with mainstream European positions on the EU, NATO, and foreign policy, yet its cultural and social policies reflect a broader struggle over Italian identity in an aging, increasingly diverse society. The cultural climate is marked by fear of reactionary retrenchment, generational frustration, and an ongoing contest over who defines Italian heritage and belonging.

Italian politics Right-wing cultural policy Cultural institutions Immigration and identity debates Italy Rome Europe Fratelli d’Italia Rai Italian Government Biennale di Venezia Maxxi

Esma Çakır

Rome, Italia

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Esma Cakir (Estambul, 1980) es una periodista turca freelance de video y fotografía con base en Roma.

Visto en France 24, Euronews

Rome’s Underground City: A Refuge from Extreme Heat?

France 24 16 oct 2026 Spanish

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Primarily factual reporting about research and the potential and challenges of using underground spaces for heat protection.

Desde Roma, en esta emisión de Enlace, nos adentramos bajo tierra para descubrir una posible respuesta de la capital italiana a la emergencia climática. Un equipo de científicos estudia cómo aprovechar la extensa red de espacios subterráneos de la ciudad -con más de 5.000 catacumbas, cuevas y antiguas canteras censadas- para ofrecer resguardo frente a las temperaturas extremas. Acompañamos a geólogos, urbanistas y vecinos en situación de vulnerabilidad para explorar el potencial de estos espacios y analizar los desafíos técnicos y urbanísticos que plantea su uso, en una ciudad cada vez más expuesta a las olas de calor. Un reportaje de Irene Savio y Esma Cakir para France 24.

Climate Change Extreme Heat Urban Planning Underground Spaces Rome Italy Irene Savio Esma Cakir

Priests march in Rome against the “genocide” of Palestinians in Gaza

France 24 23 sept 2026 Spanish

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Reports on a protest and the organizers’ stated position, with limited evaluative language.

Priests marched in Rome to denounce what they called the “genocide” of Palestinians in Gaza. Carrying olive branches and a list of people killed, they demanded justice. The priest network, backed by three cardinals and 29 bishops, said neutrality was impossible in the face of the massacre in the enclave. Sacerdotes marcharon en Roma para denunciar un "genocidio" contra la población palestina en la Franja de Gaza. Con ramos de olivo y una lista con los nombres de las víctimas asesinadas, exigieron justicia. La red de sacerdotes, respaldada ya por tres cardenales y 29 obispos, sostiene que no puede haber neutralidad frente a la masacre que se vive en el enclave. El informe es de nuestra corresponsal Irene Savio y Esma Cakir.

Gaza war Protests Palestinians Catholic Church Rome Gaza Palestine Irene Savio Esma Cakir

Sabina Castelfranco

Rome, Italia

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37

Sabina Castelfranco es periodista con base en Roma, Italia.

Visto en Voice of America, Modern Ghana, RFI +4 más

If You Only See One Sculpture in Naples, Make it This One

Italy Magazine 14 nov 2025 English

Estilo periodístico, Factual: Primarily factual descriptions of artwork, history, and visitor context.

The Veiled Christ in Naples’ Sansevero Chapel attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually due to its extraordinary realism and artistic mastery. Sculpted in 1753 by Giuseppe Sanmartino at the request of Raimondo di Sangro, the work became renowned for its delicate marble veil and inspired myths about alchemical transformations. Admired by figures such as Antonio Canova, the sculpture remains the chapel’s main draw, requiring advance booking because of its enduring popularity.

Art History Travel Naples Italy Sansevero Chapel Giuseppe Sanmartino Raimondo di Sangro Antonio Canova Jesus Veiled Christ sculpture

Pope Francis leads Catholic Church from hospital as health shows slight improvement

RFI 25 feb 2025 English

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Mostly factual with some subjective elements regarding the Pope's health and public sentiment.

Pope Francis, hospitalized due to a complex lung infection, shows slight health improvement as he continues to lead the Catholic Church from the hospital. Despite his critical condition, marked by a history of respiratory issues, he resumed some work, including communication with a parish in Gaza City. The Vatican reports no new respiratory distress episodes, and his treatment includes oxygen therapy and medication. Cardinal Pietro Parolin led prayers for the Pope's recovery, highlighting the global support and concern for his health. The Vatican remains cautious about his prognosis, emphasizing the need for careful monitoring even after his potential return to duties.

Pope Francis Health Catholic Church Vatican Gaza City Ukraine Cardinal Pietro Parolin

Davide Lerner

Rome, Italia

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Davide Lerner es un periodista freelance con base en Ankara, Turquía. Se graduó en la London School of Economics y en la London School of Oriental and African Studies. Anteriormente ha trabajado para Agence France Presse…

Visto en Editorialedomani, Repubblica, La Stampa +4 más

The Pride of the Arab Parties: “We’re No Longer Afraid. Eisenkot, Bring Us on Board”

Domani 29 oct 2026 Italian

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Mostly reported statements and political developments, with little apparent editorial judgment.

Contexto político, Centro: The visible text reports political views and voter concerns without clearly endorsing a partisan position.

Arab-Israeli voters are described as turning out in record numbers amid fears that another term for the government could put their voting rights and future at risk. Tel Aviv deputy mayor Amir Badran says voters felt this might be their last chance to vote out the government and urges Gadi Eisenkot’s bloc to accept Arab parties’ support. Democratic candidate Somaya Bashir says the rise of Itamar Ben Gvir helped sharpen the sense that voters must protect their homes, families and country.

Israeli Elections Arab-Israeli Political Participation Voter Turnout Israeli Politics Israel Tel Aviv Israeli Arab political parties Israeli government The Democrats Amir Badran Somaya Bashir Gadi Eisenkot

NGO: “Millions of fake news stories about the vote. Arab parties in the crosshairs”

Domani 29 oct 2026 Italian

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Mostly factual reporting, with claims attributed to researchers and quoted sources.

Contexto político, Centro: The text reports on election-related disinformation without expressing a clear ideological position.

FakeReporter, an Israeli nonprofit that monitors online disinformation, reported a sustained flood of AI-generated images during Israel’s election day. According to the organization, some fabricated images targeted Arab communities and were intended to frighten voters and steer them toward right-wing parties. The excerpt describes researchers examining an image posted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but ends before providing further details.

Online Disinformation Israeli Elections Artificial Intelligence Arab Political Parties Israel Tel Aviv FakeReporter Benjamin Netanyahu Davide Lerner

Angelo Van Schaik

Roma, Italia

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16

Periodista multimedia neerlandés con base en Roma, Italia, desde 2001. Me gradué de la School of Journalism in Zwolle (The Netherlands) en 1995, y trabajé durante 5 años para la radio pública nacional de los Países Bajos…

Visto en Linda, Parool, Nos +2 más

Up to 70,000 ‘Polish’ Cars in Naples: Poland and Italy Want to End a Lucrative Scheme

Het Parool 23 sept 2026 Dutch

Estilo periodístico, Equilibrado: Mostly factual reporting, with some evaluative wording describing the scheme as lucrative and intermediaries as dubious.

Many Naples residents reportedly register their cars through Polish companies and lease them back with Polish plates, avoiding Italy’s high vehicle taxes and insurance premiums. The arrangement has exposed motorists and the Polish guarantee fund to substantial losses: about half of the Polish-plated cars involved in Naples crashes last year were uninsured, and the fund paid €4.2 million in 2025. Poland is tightening verification procedures and considering recovering claim payments, while Italian police have increased checks and Italy plans new insurance rules from early 2027. Insurance broker Angelo Coviello doubts those rules will help, since the policies in question were issued by recognized insurers.

Car Insurance Vehicle Registration Insurance Fraud Traffic Law Naples Italy Poland Government of Italy Government of Poland Polish guarantee fund Naples police Angelo Coviello

Valerio (28) removes graffiti in Rome in his spare time: ‘The writers see me as their enemy’

Het Parool 22 sept 2026 Dutch

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Mostly factual reporting, with limited evaluative remarks from interviewees and the subject.

Romean building cleaner Valerio Tuveri spends his free time removing graffiti from public monuments and walls at no charge, documenting the work and local history on Instagram as Mr. Tuvs. He says the effort is motivated by love for his city and a desire to change residents’ attitudes. Rome receives dozens of graffiti reports daily and spent nearly €500,000 removing it last year, but officials say the city is too large to monitor comprehensively. Many residents welcome Tuveri’s work, while some graffiti writers accuse him of suppressing freedom of expression and send him abuse and threats.

Graffiti removal Vandalism Urban life Freedom of expression Rome Italy City of Rome Partito Democratico Valerio Tuveri Lorenzo Marinone Simón Bolívar Paolo

Chiara Giannini

Rome, Italia

Chiara Giannini es una periodista con base en Roma, Italia, pero nacida en Toscana. Experta en política, asuntos exteriores, Defensa, Seguridad y geopolítica. Reportera de guerra, fotógrafa. Cuenta con buenos contactos e…

Christopher Livesay

Rome, ItaliaNo disponible

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22

Christopher Livesay es un periodista multimedia galardonado radicado en Roma, Italia. Su trabajo reciente se centra en los refugiados, la inmigración y la amenaza que ISIS representa para Occidente. Ha informado desde Mé…

Visto en Cbsnews, Aol, Vice +8 más

Berlin Pride attack suspect raised red flags, group says, amid questions about prior release from prison despite ISIS ties

CBS News 27 jul 2026 English

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Predominantly factual reporting based on official statements, interviews and witness accounts, with limited critical framing.

Contexto político, Centro: The report presents competing security and political implications without endorsing a partisan position.

Abdul Ballout, a German-born man with Lebanese roots and known ties to ISIS, allegedly drove into a Berlin Pride celebration and attacked people with a machete, killing one woman and injuring at least 29 others before police fatally shot him. A deradicalization organization said it had identified signs that his cooperation was insincere and was preparing to recommend that he be removed from the program. Ballout had prior convictions, traveled to Lebanon intending to join ISIS, and received a suspended sentence after returning to Germany. The case has prompted questions about his release, oversight by authorities and Germany's response to Islamist extremism, while adding to broader political concerns over public safety, immigration and a series of vehicle-ramming attacks.

Berlin Pride attack Islamist extremism ISIS Terrorism and public safety Deradicalization programs Vehicle-ramming attacks German politics Berlin Germany Lebanon Violence Prevention Network Berlin Police

AI Warfare Is Here, and CBS News Got a Look at the U.S. Military Training to Use It on the Battlefield

CBS News 29 may 2026 English

Estilo periodístico, Informativo: Predominantly factual reporting, with limited interpretive framing around the moral and ethical risks of autonomous weapons.

During the African Lion 2026 exercise in Morocco, the U.S. military tested AI-enabled systems designed to accelerate battlefield intelligence, target identification and decision-making, as well as autonomous vehicles and armed drones intended to keep troops out of danger. Project Maven, developed by Palantir and reportedly using Anthropic’s Claude model, reduced a simulated targeting cycle from hours to minutes while retaining human approval for the strike. Military officials acknowledged that systems capable of making lethal decisions without a human already exist, raising significant moral and legal concerns. Although Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said AI would not make lethal battlefield decisions, commanders and defense contractors argued that the United States must adopt the technology to avoid falling behind adversaries. Robotic systems such as Overland AI’s ULTRA vehicle were promoted as a way to replace soldiers in dangerous breaching and combat-support operations, potentially saving lives.

Artificial Intelligence in Warfare Autonomous Weapons Military Modernization Robotics U.S. Military Exercises Morocco United States Africa U.S. Army U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Africa Command African Lion
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