Josephine McKenna is an award-winning freelance journalist based in Rome. She is bilingual and covers the Vatican, national politics, the migration crisis, the Mafia and other issues for print, radio and TV. The Costa Concordia disaster, the election of Pope Francis and Berlusconi's 'bunga bunga' Read moreparties are among the stories she has covered for radio, print, TV and online media.
www.josephinemckenna.com

Sabina Castelfranco is a journalist based in Rome, Italy.

Chiara Giannini is a journalist based in Rome, Italy, but borned in Tuscany. Expert in politics, foreign affairs, Defence, Security and geopolitics. War reporter, photographer. She has good contacts in Italy. Good in writing and interviews. She has worked for the most important Italian newspapers Read moreand tv. She made many reportages from Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Kosovo, Lybia, Ukraine, Tunisia and in general Arabic Countries.

Aleksandar Brezar is a journalist, factchecker and debunker with experience in a variety of media outlets, ranging from print and radio to television and online/new media. He also co-hosts Sarajevo Calling, a podcast on Western Balkans affairs. His work was featured in The Guardian, The Washington Read morePost, Kosovo 2.0 and Balkan Insight, among others, while he was an advisor and contributor on several documentaries for PBS, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and Al Jazeera English.

Gabriele Zagni is an accomplished journalist renowned for his insightful coverage of European politics, current affairs, and maritime disasters. Born in the small country town of Sospiro in northern Italy, Zagni's passion for storytelling and his penchant for unusual trips have informed his Read moredistinctive approach to journalism. His career has seen him co-author articles on pivotal events such as the French presidential elections, where he dissected the ideological clashes between candidates. He also helped in conducting in-depth investigations into Mediterranean maritime tragedies, shedding light on the humanitarian crisis and the systemic failures in search and rescue operations.

Based in Rome, Zagni has established himself as a versatile media professional, adept at producing content, managing communications, and coordinating projects. His problem-solving skills are often called upon to assist others, reflecting his collaborative nature and his ability to navigate complex situations. Zagni's work is marked by a unique blend of Italian flair and an occasional infusion of English expressions, a testament to his international outlook and engagement with a global audience.

Among his notable journalistic achievements is an exclusive interview with the President of the European Council regarding the Ukraine conflict, which underscored his expertise in political journalism and his skill in securing high-profile interviews. Zagni's commitment to his craft and his ability to articulate the nuances of political discourse have made him a respected voice in the field of journalism, particularly in the context of European affairs.

Dario Canciello is a tv producer/fixer based in Rome, Italy.

1999-2024
Co-founder of RReporter, Rome-based television production, following the merger between WTN and APTV (now APTN) he began working as a freelance following important current events in Italy and abroad, on behalf of Read moreinternational tv networks such as BBC, CNN , FOX, ABC.

He has been and still is responsible for the production, organization and filming of documentaries and television programs in Italy for international tv channels such as the BBC, National Geographic, History Channel and Discovery Channel.

1992-1998 
Staff Producer / Reporter "WORLDWIDE TELEVISION NEWS"

Television coverage of current events/news in Italy, the Vatican and abroad, including Bosnia, Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Greece, Morocco. 
In addition to the production and coverage of news, he has personally coordinated TV satellite feeds, the montage of tv packages, and developed relations with WTN customers.

Roberto Valussi is a multimedia journalist and videographer mainly focusing on West African politics, energy and social affairs. After spending seven years in West Africa (mainly swinging between Côte d'Ivoire and Ghana), he relocated to Italy in late 2021. 

Born and raised in Italy, he has also Read morelived and worked in UK, USA, Nigeria and Kosovo. 

His feature articles have been published by Al Jazeera, while as video-journalist and video producer he has worked extensively for BBC World Service in places as diverse as Cuba, Madagascar, Mexico just to mention a few. 

Language wise: native like in English, fluent in French and Spanish, Italian native speaker.

I am a multilingual journalist and producer based in Rome, Italy. With ten years of experience in journalism, my expertise lies in the field of foreign affairs. I focus on covering politics and economics through breaking news, in-depth articles, and interviews. I also cover reporting on domestic Read morepolitics for foreign outlets. My working languages are Italian, English, German and French

Christopher Livesay is an award-winning multimedia journalist based in Rome, Italy. His recent work focuses on refugees, immigration, and the threat ISIS poses to the West. He has reported from Mexico to the Middle East for PBS FRONTLINE, NPR, the BBC/PRI, and VICE News, among other outlets, and Read morehas appeared on the CBC, FOX News and Italian state broadcaster Rai.

He holds a master’s degree (highest honors) from the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism in New York City.

For three years Livesay was a staff reporter for the English and foreign desks at ANSA, the leading Italian news agency, where he was part of the team that broke the story of Benedict XVI’s shocking abdication.

Dutch multimedia journalist based in Rome, Italy, since 2001. Graduated from the School of Journalism in Zwolle (The Netherlands) in 1995, I've worked for 5 years for the national public radio in The Netherlands before I moved to Rome. Ever since I'm in Rome I made radio reports (from 3 minute Read morefeatures to 90 minute documentaries), always for Dutch public radio. I always recorded and edited my own stuff. in 2003 I started working for television as well and in 2007 I bought a camera to do my own filming as well. And with the filming came the editing. So now I do all my stuff on my own.