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Giovanni Albanese
Giovanni Albanese is a journalist based in Turin, Italy.
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Juve confused, fragile and 'lazy': if Thiago Motta does not solve these 5 problems...
Juventus is struggling in the Serie A, having lost points against teams like Empoli, Cagliari, and Parma, which has pushed them out of the leading position in the championship race. With Napoli leading by seven points, Juventus is urged to focus on securing minimum objectives rather than dreaming of distant goals. The project under Thiago Motta requires time and a bit of luck, as injuries have significantly slowed progress. The sixth draw in ten matches calls for increased responsibility and attention to the highlighted issues.
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Javier Avila
Javier Avila is a journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela.
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Napoli's offer for an Argentine gem
Napoli is one of the most prolific teams in Europe, leading Serie A by fourteen points over Lazio. Despite their elimination from the Champions League by Milan, Napoli is focused on securing the 'Scudetto' and is planning for the next season. They are particularly interested in Argentine rising star Thiago Almada, for whom they might make a substantial offer.
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Tom Barclay
Tom Barclay is a sports journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He covers Premier League football for The Sun, Britain's biggest newspaper.
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Ademola Lookman looked like another failed Prem wonderkid.. now he's reborn and outshining world's best striker at Afcon
Ademola Lookman, once considered a failed Premier League wonderkid, has revitalized his career and is now outshining top striker Victor Osimhen at the Africa Cup of Nations. Born in Wandsworth and having played for clubs like Charlton, Everton, Fulham, and Leicester, Lookman switched allegiances to Nigeria in 2022. His recent performances, including crucial goals in the knockout stages, have made him a key player for Nigeria. Lookman currently plays for Atalanta in Serie A, where he continues to impress. Former teammates and coaches praise his talent, professionalism, and ambition.
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Simone Bauducco
Simone Bauducco is a video-journalist based in Turin, Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy. Registered in the Italian National Association of Journalist since 2011, he's been publishing video reportage for Il Fatto Quotidiano and Fanpage about social protest, immigration, mafia and sports. He thinks ...
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The builders' party and the citizens' despair, now the city will have much less money for services
Mimì Caruso emerged as the winner of X Factor 2024, captivating audiences with her performance of 'Dove si va'. The final, held in Naples' Piazza Plebiscito, was a historic outdoor event attended by over 16,000 people. The show featured performances by international star Robbie Williams and Italian artists like Gigi D’Alessio. The event was co-organized with the Comune di Napoli and broadcasted by Sky, marking a unique experience in the show's history. The evening was filled with music, fireworks, and a vibrant atmosphere, setting the stage for future editions.
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Cristina Cennamo
Cristina Cennamo is a professional journalist based in Naples, Italy. She started working as a freelance in 1992 and since 2000 she's been working as a fixer for foreigner magazines and newspapers. In the same years, she also worked as a press officer for institutional companies and private ones:...
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Jobs Completed 1
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Naples, at the Tennis Club the summer party 'only for women': party and cocktails for women only
The Tennis Club Napoli hosted a women-only summer party under the leadership of President Riccardo Villari, with 200 female members participating. Organized by Giulia Gargiulo, the event featured music by DJ Anja and photography by Mario Schiano, creating a chic and exclusive atmosphere for the attendees. The gathering highlighted the club's progressive approach to inclusivity and women's empowerment.
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Chiara Crescenzi
Chiara Crescenzi is a journalist based in Roma, RM, Italia.
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Verona hospitals still under siege by cybercriminals: ransom of 10 bitcoins demanded
Verona hospitals have been targeted by the ransomware gang Rhysida, which has demanded a ransom of 10 bitcoins (approximately 350,000 euros) for the stolen data. The gang has published samples of sensitive information on the dark web to pressure the hospital into paying the ransom by November 17. This attack is part of a broader trend of cyberattacks on Italian healthcare institutions, highlighting significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Authorities are urged to address these threats promptly to protect patient data and public health.
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Salvatore Esposito
Salvatore Esposito is a videographer, video editor and photographer based in London, United Kingdom. Experienced videographer, video editor, and graphic designer with a proven track record in film production. Proficient in color correction and passionate about design. Effective communicator and ...
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Measuring a Mass: The Puzzling History of an Elusive Particle
The article explores the historical and scientific journey of measuring the mass of neutrinos, a fundamental particle in physics. Since their hypothesized existence by Wolfgang Pauli in 1930, neutrinos have challenged physicists due to their weak interactions and minuscule mass. The discovery of neutrino oscillations in 1998 confirmed their mass, sparking various experimental approaches to measure it. The article delves into the history of these experiments, focusing on direct mass determination methods and the nature of neutrinos, whether Dirac or Majorana particles. It highlights significant experiments, such as those involving tritium and rhenium, and discusses the implications of neutrino mass on physics beyond the Standard Model. The article also covers the potential of neutrinoless double beta-decay experiments to reveal the nature of neutrinos and the conservation of lepton number.
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Abdulwasiu Hassan
Abdulwasiu Hassan is a multimedia journalist based in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Leagues season: Top African footballers to watch
The article highlights top African footballers to watch in the 2023/2024 season across various leagues. Key players include Sadio Mane, Wilfred Zaha, Mohamed Salah, Taiwo Awoniyi, Zaidu Sanusi, Sadiq Umar, Samuel Chukwueze, Achraf Hakimi, Victor Osimhen, Andre Onana, Vincent Abubakar, and Khalidou Koulibale. It discusses their recent transfers, past performances, and expectations for the new season, focusing on their potential impact in their respective teams and leagues.
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Toby Hill
Toby Hill is a freelance journalist based in Asuncion, Paraguay, covering social, political and environmental issues. He was previously based in Bolivia, where he wrote on indigneous activism for the Guardian and the country's gridlocked prison system for OpenDemocracy, among many other themes.
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Everton in race to sign £39m “baller” who’s Haaland 2.0
Everton has joined several top European clubs in scouting Danish forward Rasmus Hojlund, who has been compared to Erling Haaland. Despite financial constraints, Everton is keen on the 20-year-old striker, who has impressed with his performance in Serie A. The club's current strikers have struggled, making Hojlund a potential key signing to boost their attack. Other clubs interested include Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Bayern Munich.
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Jonathan Johnson
I am an English-speaking Paris-based French football expert. Although I have experience across different sports, football is my specialist subject. I have worked for various publications over the years, notably American giants CBS and ESPN.
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Jobs Completed 2
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PSG announce Khvicha Kvaratskhelia transfer for over $72 million; Georgian star takes Kylian Mbappe's No. 7
Paris Saint-Germain has signed Khvicha Kvaratskhelia from Napoli for over $72 million, with the Georgian international taking Kylian Mbappe's No. 7 jersey. The transfer is seen as a significant boost for PSG's UEFA Champions League aspirations. Kvaratskhelia, who played a key role in Napoli's Serie A victory in 2022-23, expressed pride in joining PSG. The move also involves Randal Kolo Muani's potential departure to Juventus. PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi praised Kvaratskhelia's talent and determination, highlighting the club's ambition to strengthen its squad.
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Sergio Lo Gatto
Sergio Lo Gatto is a journalist based in Roma, Italy. Born in 1982. Lives and works as a freelance theatre critic and cultural journalist in Rome/Italy. He is PhD Candidate in Theatre Studies at the Sapienza University of Rome, with a doctoral thesis in theories of criticism and digital philosophy....
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Can we save the world before dawn?
The latest production by Carrozzeria Orfeo, 'Salveremo il mondo prima dell’alba,' offers a harsh critique of capitalist society through an overwhelming array of themes, which dilutes the depth and dimensionality of the narrative. The play, seen at Teatro Vascello in Rome and set to tour in Milan, features a diverse cast of characters in a space capsule setting, tackling issues from feminism to climate change. Despite its ambitious scope, the production struggles to maintain coherence and depth, often resorting to crude humor and clichéd characterizations. The review highlights the company's history of confronting societal issues but notes that this particular work lacks the necessary balance and depth to effectively engage the audience.
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Alasdair Mackenzie
Sports journalist based in Rome.
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The inside story of McTomadona and the Maestro... how Scotland pair became brothers in arms for club and country
Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour, key players for Napoli, have formed a strong partnership both on and off the field. Despite Napoli's recent struggles in Serie A, the duo's performances have been pivotal, with McTominay being a consistent starter and Gilmour seizing his opportunity following injuries to key teammates. Napoli, under Antonio Conte, is in a tight race for the title, facing challenges from Inter. The article highlights the players' contributions, the team's dynamics, and the potential for Napoli to clinch the championship.
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Ana Martins
Ana Martins is a journalist based in Lisbon. And also a Screenwriter, Film Director, Copywriter, Voice-Over and Radio Host.
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Jobs Completed 1
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Understand the rivalry behind the clash between Napoli and Juventus
The rivalry between Napoli and Juventus extends beyond football, reflecting Italy's historical north-south divide. Juventus, representing the affluent north, and Napoli, symbolizing the humble south, have a storied antagonism. The rivalry intensified with Diego Maradona's arrival at Napoli in 1984, leading to significant victories for the southern team. Post-Maradona, Napoli faced challenges, including relegation and bankruptcy, but eventually resurged, winning the Italian Championship in 2023. Juventus, meanwhile, continued to dominate nationally and internationally, although recently faced UEFA sanctions.
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Savin Mattozzi
Savin Mattozzi is a journalist based in Naples, Italy. He covers history, culture and politics in southern Italy and the Mediterranean region. His work has been featured in National Geographic, Al Jazeera, Euronews, Are We Europe and Hyphen among others.
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Job Success Rate 92%
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Naples twinned in solidarity with Nablus
Naples has a long-standing solidarity with the Palestinian city of Nablus, formalized in 2005 when they became twin cities. This relationship is rooted in shared historical experiences of occupation and resistance. The article discusses the cultural and political ties between the two cities, including educational exchanges and pro-Palestinian activism. Despite Italy's national government's support for Israel, Naples has been a vocal supporter of the Palestinian cause, with significant public demonstrations and resolutions calling for a ceasefire in Gaza. The article also highlights individual stories of Neapolitan activists and their deep emotional connections to Palestine.
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Daniele Pagani
Daniele Pagani is a journalist based in Amman, Jordan. He has a decade experience in writing, shooting, on camera pieces, video editing, packaging and reporting in area of crisis and conflict zones.
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David Neres at Napoli is setting Serie A on fire
David Neres, a Brazilian footballer, has made a significant impact at Napoli since his transfer from Benfica. Known for his laid-back demeanor, Neres has been recognized for his unique talent and potential, despite facing challenges such as injuries and interrupted career progressions. His performances have been instrumental in Napoli's success, with coach Conte acknowledging his growing importance to the team. Neres' journey includes notable stints at Ajax and Šachtar, with his career marked by both high expectations and unforeseen setbacks. His adaptability and skill have made him a key player in Serie A, contributing to Napoli's offensive strength.
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Alessandro Parodi
Alessandro is a reporter with a passion for cultural studies and urban ethnography. Born in Torino (Italy), he traveled across Europe, Asia and Africa driven by the interest in religious beliefs and cultural practices. In 2011, he conducted fieldwork research in Uganda. In 2012-13 he ...
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Italy court clears Maradona of tax evasion years after his death
Italy's highest court has exonerated the late Argentine soccer icon Diego Maradona from tax evasion charges, concluding a legal dispute that spanned three decades. The court overturned a 2018 verdict that had implicated Maradona in using companies in Liechtenstein to avoid taxes on image rights income from Napoli club between 1985 and 1990. Maradona's lawyer, Angelo Pisani, proclaimed the verdict as a vindication of Maradona's legacy, highlighting the possibility for his heirs to seek damages.
Arpan Rachman
Arpan Rachman is a journalist based in Central Jakarta, Indonesia. I am working freely for international outlets as the winner of the Indonesia Stock Exchange writing contest and the Southeast Asian Press Alliance's fellow. My works appear publishing at Ant Daily (Kualalumpur), Prachatai (Bangkok), ...
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Rudi Garcia fired, Napoli's manager 'hot seat' contested by Tudor and Cannavaro
Napoli has fired manager Rudi Garcia following a 1-0 home defeat to Empoli. The club is now in discussions with Igor Tudor as a potential replacement, while Fabio Cannavaro is also a strong candidate. President Aurelio De Laurentiis has lost patience with Garcia, who was an unsatisfactory choice to replace Luciano Spalletti. Other candidates include Walter Mazzarri and Marcelino, with Serie A currently on a break for international matches.
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Gianmaria Roberti
Gianmaria Roberti is a journalist based in Naples, Italy.
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High Rents, Protest in Naples with Camping Tents: '10,000 Houses Disappeared in the Center, Municipality Inert'
The article discusses a protest in Naples against high rental prices, organized by the Collettivo Autorganizzato Universitario. Protesters set up camping tents to highlight the unsustainable housing costs and the lack of student accommodations. The article features testimonies from individuals affected by the housing crisis, attributing the issue to mass tourism and the conversion of residential properties into tourist accommodations. The text criticizes the local government for its inaction and suggests regulatory measures like those implemented in Amsterdam and Barcelona to address the problem. The article also highlights the social impact, including a significant increase in eviction notices.
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Charlene Rodrigues
Charlene Rodrigues is a journalist based in Sana'a, Yemen. Previously she worked for Thomson Reuters, RAI TV, ITN, World Service and BBC 5live. She has featured on BBC World, France24, CBS radio, CBC TV, FOx news, covering the recent fall of Yemen's government. She has written for publications in ...
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The Dangerous Fugitive Captured Because of His Passion for Football
One of Italy's most dangerous fugitives, Vincenzo La Porta, was captured in Greece after a photo of him celebrating his football team's victory revealed his location. La Porta, linked to the Camorra crime organization, had been on the run for over a decade. He was arrested in Corfu and is awaiting extradition to Italy, where he faces a prison sentence for criminal association, tax evasion, and fraud. Despite forming a new family in Greece, his passion for football led to his downfall when he was photographed celebrating SSC Napoli's championship win.
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Marco Romandini
Marco Romandini is a journalist based in Rome, Italy. He works with Wired, Il Fatto Quotidiano, FQ-Millennium, Vanity Fair, National Geographic among others. He covered politics, cyber espionage and surveillance, travels, sport, entertainment, culture and society.
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Opinion: Time will tell, the real Juve has not yet been seen and will not be seen at San Siro
The article discusses the current state of Juventus, highlighting the challenges faced by the team due to injuries and the adaptation of new players. Despite being third in the league, the team has not reached its full potential, partly due to key injuries like Bremer's. The article critiques the transfer market led by Cristiano Giuntoli and the performance of coach Thiago Motta, comparing him to Massimiliano Allegri. It emphasizes the need for patience as the team rebuilds and adapts, with Francisco Conceicao being a standout performer. The upcoming match against Inter is seen as a test of character rather than a definitive measure of the team's capabilities.
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Nunzio Russo
I am a photo reporter based in Naples, Italy. I speak Italian and English. Some of my Photos have been published on Euronews, Hyphen and The Guardian. I am available to travel if necessary.
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Celebration in Naples as Serie A title returns 30 years after
Napoli is on the verge of securing their first Serie A title in over 30 years, a victory that holds deep emotional and social significance for the city of Naples. The article highlights the city's anticipation, the historical impact of Diego Maradona, and the current team's strong performance under coach Luciano Spalletti. The win is seen as a form of social vindication against long-standing regional inequalities between northern and southern Italy.
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Mina Rzouki
Mina Rzouki is a European Football journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Jobs Completed 3
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Osimhen changed Napoli’s inferiority complex, headed to Galatasaray
Victor Osimhen, a key player in Napoli's recent success, is set to join Galatasaray on a season-long loan. Despite his significant contributions, including leading Napoli to a Serie A title, his transfer saga has been marked by challenges, including injury concerns and high valuation debates. Napoli's management changes and tactical shifts have also impacted his career trajectory. While clubs like Al-Ahli and Chelsea showed interest, Galatasaray emerged as the destination, allowing Osimhen to fulfill a personal dream and maintain future transfer flexibility.
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Charlie Smith
An enthusiastic | driven | creative media communications professional who thrives under pressure. 7 years experience in sports production | design and BAFTA-winning broadcast media. Focussed on producing engaging content to attract viewers. Proficient Premier pro | Adobe creative and EVS.
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Chelsea leading race to sign centre-back with agent wanting fast transfer
Chelsea is reportedly leading the race to sign Benfica's star defender Antonio Silva, with club owner Todd Boehly potentially willing to pay the player's €100m release clause. Silva's agent, Jorge Mendes, is pushing for a quick agreement. The 20-year-old has impressed at Benfica, and Chelsea faces competition from Liverpool, Manchester United, Bayern Munich, and Paris Saint-Germain. Additionally, Chelsea is also in contact with Napoli's Victor Osimhen for a potential transfer.
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Victor Atsu Tamakloe
Victor Atsu Tamakloe is a journalist based in Accra, Ghana. He has worked for many media houses across the Ghanaian media landscape. First for Focus One Media Group, then Skyy Media Group, and now the Asaase Broadcasting Company.
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Jobs Completed 20
Job Success Rate 100%
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Champions League round of 16 draw: Holders Man City face Copenhagen, Napoli play Barcelona
The UEFA Champions League round of 16 fixtures for the 2023/24 season have been set following the draw in Switzerland. Notable matchups include Napoli versus Barcelona, a rematch of their 2020 encounter, and Manchester City against Copenhagen, who surpassed Manchester United in their group. Real Madrid, the competition's most successful club with 14 titles, will face RB Leipzig, while last season's runners-up Inter Milan are drawn against Atletico Madrid. Other fixtures include PSG against Real Sociedad, Lazio versus Bayern Munich, PSV Eindhoven against Borussia Dortmund, and FC Porto versus Arsenal. The first legs are scheduled for mid-February, with the second legs in early March.
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Peter Young
Peter Young is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He writes analytical articles on foreign and economic policy issues. On economics, tax policy is of particular interest. He also has written widely on problems facing Cuba, Venezuela and other states aligned with Russia.
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Feature Stories
Fact Checking
Politics
Jobs Completed 1
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Conte experiment does not pay off: Napoli ‘lack bite’ in Lazio loss
Napoli, under Antonio Conte, faced criticism after consecutive losses to Lazio, resulting in their exit from the Coppa Italia and losing their lead in Serie A. Despite experimenting with different line-ups, Napoli failed to secure a positive outcome in both matches. Italian media highlighted their lack of attacking effectiveness, particularly in the second half of their recent game. With no Champions League or Coppa Italia commitments, Napoli will focus solely on Serie A for the rest of the season, starting with their upcoming match against Udinese.
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