Author: Mattia Feltri

Born in Bergamo in 1969, Mattia Feltri is an Italian journalist, who writes and edits a daily column on current affairs and major events for Turin-based La Stampa. He has been director of HuffPost Italia since 2020.

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Tolstoy’s War: When The Crusade Against Russian Culture Turns To Utter Nonsense

Tolstoy's War: When The Crusade Against Russian Culture Turns To Utter Nonsense
A dramatic scene from a theatrical performance at Teatro Mario Del Monaco in Treviso, featuring two actresses in elegant 19th-century costumes engaged in an intense conversation on a red velvet couch. Teatro Mario Del Monaco Treviso/Facebook

Should theaters be punished for showcasing Russian classics? What if their message undermines everything Putin believes?

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Death Of The American Dream? How Trump’s Citizenship Decree Looks From Abroad

woman and man covered USA flag
woman and man covered USA flag Unsplash/Courtney Hedger

On his inauguration day, President Donald Trump signed the decree abolishing the law that grants U.S. citizenship to anyone born on American soil. For Italian writer Mattia Feltri, America was born from the idea that anyone could come, live freely, pursue their happiness. That dream is dead.

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