Alessio Colonnelli has written for The Independent, Prospect, Foreign Policy, Politico Europe, Little Atoms, International Business Times, Aspen Review Central Europe, Labour List, Left Foot Forward and the LSE blog Euro Crisis in the Press. He's worked in London, Madrid and Barcelona in media and education, and holds a master's degree in languages and literary translation from Padua University, Italy. He blogs here.
Alessio Colonnelli ha trabajado en medios de comunicación y la enseñanza en Londres, Madrid y Barcelona, y tiene un grado/máster en idiomas y traducción literaria de la Universidad de Padua, Italia.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?: OpinionCentral Alps: The convenient erasure of historyA Second World War bunker in northern Italy has just been demolished despite its importance as a reminder of the...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Don't take music for granted – what I learnt from the Spanish singer LeivaHis music brings hope in times of Covid, but his message highlights the financial plight of this collapsing business.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Montanelli: his statue and legacy is up for debateThe debate around the statue of a great Italian journalist – who as a fascist kept an African 12-year-old sex slave...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?The need to contextualise monuments, avoiding indifference and ambiguityControversial statues should be dealt with according to their individual contexts.
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Death of a movementThe Five Star Movement courageously portraying itself as above political over-simplifications is a fruitless...
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Published in: Can Europe Make It?Shared histories: Austria’s interest in Italy is still very much alive"Call it a Europe-building exercise imposed from above, if you must. For me, cynicism had no place on screen last night.”