(KL) – Last year, after a long investigation in Italy, Eurojournalist(e) had published a long series called “European money for the mafia”. This series was about [...]
(KL) – Italy is currently divided. On the one hand, several prominent public prosecutors are fighting against the Mafia, which has the entire country in its grip with [...]
(KL) – Ever since Giorgia Meloni has come to power in Italy, her Justice Minister Carlo Nordio has been working on a judicial reform that is supposedly and commendably [...]
(KL) – The brazenness with which the Italian government is attempting to push through impunity for the country’s corrupt members of “il sistema” is [...]
(Kai Littmann) – On 6 September 2023, the Italian parliament was supposed to vote on a law that would shorten the statute of limitations for trials, as well as [...]
(Kai Littmann) – During the six months we spent investigating the “Rosario Leo Files”, we discovered the links that exist in Italy between the economy, the judicial [...]
(Kai Littmann) – In the first seven articles of this series, we have described the gas pipeline projects in Italy, the Italian judicial system, the functioning of the [...]
(Kai Littmann) – After months of research, we had sent six questions to the European Commission in order to better understand how it was possible that over decades, [...]
(Kai Littmann) – As long as there are men like Nicola Gratteri, there is hope that Italy can one day defeat organised crime. For three decades, the Prosecutor General [...]
(Kai Littmann) – The Constitutional Charter states that the Italian justice system functions like in all democratic countries. There are courts, courts of appeal, the [...]