Valeria Berghinz is an Editorial Intern at Worldcrunch, a global news organization. She covers a wide range of topics including social issues, politics, culture, and the environment. Valeria's writing style is characterized by a mix of wit, insight, and a deep understanding of the subjects she covers.
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By: Valeria Berghinz
In the West Bank, a quieter form of oppression has been plaguing Palestinians for a long time. Their olive groves are surrounded by soldiers, and it's forbidden to harvest the olives – this economic and social violence has gotten far worse since Oct. 7.
In the wake of Giulia Cecchettin's death, our Naples-based Dottoré remembers one of her old patients, a victim of domestic abuse.
One of the collateral damages of the climate emergency that we may not think about is how flavors will be altered. We will notice the tastes of wine and beer, coffee, cheese and even seafood are already beginning to change ...
By: Valeria Berghinz
Thanatology or the study of death has entered Italian academia, led by the University of Padua, which is taking an interdisciplinary approach to our fascination with mortality.
By: Valeria Berghinz
Originally from Tuscany, Sara Barsotti has spent the past decade leading the task force monitoring Iceland's major volcanic eruption threat. Evacuations may have saved lives after a major eruption Monday night.
By: Valeria Berghinz
The list of notable deaths in 2023 includes Henry Kissinger and Silvio Berlusconi, who many believe had already overstayed their public welcome before our writer was even born.
By: Annalisa Camilli
Cecchettin was stabbed to death by her ex-boyfriend in northern Italy, a murder case that quickly turned into a political movement. The supposed motive is chilling in what it says about the current state of male-dominated society.
A landmark decision last year by the Mexican Supreme Court is part of a push in Latin America to expand abortion access. But as seen by the U.S. overturning Roe v. Wade in 2022 and the presidential election in November of this year the issue is moving in different directions around the world.
After last year's sweeping awards cycle, Cillian Murphy returns to the screen as producer and starring actor in Small Things Like These , directed by Tim Mielants and adapted from Claire Keegan's 2021 novel.
Staff Writer Valeria Berghinz discusses the online cultivation of the ‘trad wife’ exploring its origins and societal implications.
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