Lavialibera is a bimonthly magazine that offers news and insights on mafias, corruption, the environment, and migration. Lavialibera was founded in 2019 by two Italian associations, Libera and Gruppo Abele, both created by don Luigi Ciotti, and it inherits the thirty-year experience of the monthly magazine Narcomafie, founded in 1993 after the mafia massacres in Sicily.
Lavialibera is a partner of Kompreno, the European startup that wants to make quality journalism accessible by removing language barriers.
As the Milan–Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics approach, new data reveal that just 13% of the €3.54 billion spent on the Games is allocated to sporting venues, while the vast majority goes to long-term infrastructure projects. A report by the Open …
Analyses conducted at the informal meeting of EU environment ministers show the presence of pfas in the veins of some politicians. This is revealed by the work carried out by two European NGOs, European environmental bureau and ChemSec. Data from …
From Genoa to the North Sea via the Albanian coast, residents of port areas in Europe are exposed to high levels of air pollution resulting from ships or industries. Where the authorities fail to act, spontaneous groups organise themselves to …
After the report on the genocide economy, Secretary of State Marco Rubio extended US sanctions to the UN special rapporteur on 9 July, closing her accounts. Francesca Albanese asked Banca Etica to open a deposit, but the possible risks made the bank …
For those who donate their time for the Winter Games there is no accommodation or concessions. On AirBnb, a partner company, a week in Cortina costs more than 8,000 euros, but even among the offers circulating on social networks, the prices are out …
Founded by a collective of Israeli and Palestinian journalists, the online newspaper challenges the mainstream narrative and military censorship with investigations and reports in English from Gaza, the West Bank and Israel. "Going against the …