La Veduta opens with a single rule: every story comes from the foreign press, never from Italian sources
La Veduta is a daily newspaper about Italy that reads only the international wires — and writes the country back, in Italian and English, through the eyes of its twenty regions.
The Editorial Board210 words
Why a paper about Italy would refuse to read the Italian press
A country is one thing to itself and another to the world. La Veduta is interested, on purpose, only in the second.
The Editorial Board150 words
From Aosta to Palermo, each region reads the wire its own way
The same world story lands differently in Milan, in Naples, in Trieste. La Veduta files all twenty.
The Editorial Board130 words
The foreign desk reads everything else for what it means here
Brussels, NATO, the Mediterranean, the diaspora: the Estero desk files the wider world for its bearing on the Republic.
Estero Desk100 words
PiemonteNord-Ovest · Cap. Torino
Lorenzo Ferraris — “Reporting Italy from the Turin newsroom”
The Editorial Board on what the week looks like from outside.
Editorial Board
We are not reporting Italy. We are reporting the world's reporting of Italy — and the difference is the point.