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...host of the affair, one Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister whose tan out-glows even John Kerry’s, was having a pretty bad day. Rome was chosen not because any of Italy??s neighbors particularly like Berlusconi (quite the opposite is true), but so as to hark back to the epochal 1957 Rome Treaty, which established the European Economic Community and laid the path to the current...
FLORENCE, Italy??Nestled atop a grassy hill just outside Florence lies Harvard’s least-trod campus. If power at the University is measured in steps from the John Harvard statue, the Villa i Tatti would regrettably fall off the radar screen...
...corner of Europe has been safe from the tropes of antipathy that have come to be known as “anti-Americanism.” They are as much in evidence in Britain as in Germany, France and Italy??on the political right, as well as the left. Nazi and fascist characterizations of America barely differ in either tone or content from those of the extreme left. During the Cold War years, the presence of the Soviet threat—perceived a greater evil—muted disdain for America. But once this danger disappeared, old antipathies...
...don’t feel that the situation is that dire,” he said, noting that his European background—he hails from Italy??may contribute to his viewpoint. “I don’t think that there is anything wrong with students drinking one beer a day,” he added...
Castiglioni is one of Italy??s most famous theater personalities and its foremost proponent of commedia dell’arte...