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Redistributing Mafia Assets The Palaces and Ruins of the Drug Bosses

Mafiosi and drug bosses have changed the face of cities around the world with their massive villas. Now, these assets are being confiscated in Italy, Berlin and Mexico and given back to the people. By Sonja Peteranderl and Alessio Mamo (Photos)

The Palaces and Ruins of the Drug Bosses - Alessio Mamo

Back Channel Cooperation How Frontex Helps Haul Migrants Back To Libyan Torture Camps

Refugees are being detained, tortured and killed at camps in Libya. Investigative reporting by DER SPIEGEL and its partners has uncovered how close the European Union’s border agency Frontex works together with the Libyan coast guard.

How Frontex Helps Haul Migrants Back To Libyan Torture Camps - Sara Creta

A New Prime Minister in Rome Can Mario Draghi Turn Italy Around?

Italy was facing a huge number of problems – and then was hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. As Mario Draghi takes over as prime minister, he has set himself the task of reversing his country's economic and political fortunes. Can he do it? By Tim Bartz und Frank Hornig

Can Mario Draghi Turn Italy Around? - RICCARDO ANTIMIANI/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

Skiing in the Pandemic Alpine Rivalries Flare amid Resort Closures

While Austria and Switzerland want to keep their ski lifts in operation, Germany, France and Italy are worried about superspreader events in winter paradise. Billions of euros are at stake. By Walter Mayr und Britta Sandberg

Alpine Rivalries Flare amid Resort Closures - FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP

Racism and Corona An Uphill Battle for Italy's Beach Vendors

Beach vendors in Italy have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. The country has seen a massive drop in tourism and the poor state of the economy has exacerbated xenophobia. By Maria Stöhr and Claudia Corrent (photos) in Cavallino-Treporti, Italy

An Uphill Battle for Italy's Beach Vendors - Claudia Corrent/ DER SPIEGEL

Europe Bets Billions Can COVID-19 Lead to a Sea Change in Italy?

Will Italy manage to reboot the country's economy through sorely needed government and economic reforms or will COVID-19 drive it into a long-term recession? A summer journey across a country that is laden with fear but still filled with hope. By Frank Hornig

Can COVID-19 Lead to a Sea Change in Italy? - Alessandro Grassani / NYT / Redux / laif

Alone on the Adriatic The Italian Resort of Rimini Opens Carefully to Summer Tourists

Germans are finally able to travel to their favorite holiday destination again: Italy. In the tourist city of Rimini, hosts are setting up lounge chairs and putting out the umbrellas, but even so, this summer won't be the same. By Frank Hornig

The Italian Resort of Rimini Opens Carefully to Summer Tourists - Nicola Zolin / DER SPIEGEL

Fixing the Economic Damage Italy Enters Chapter Two of the Corona Crisis

The number of coronavirus cases is slowly sinking in Italy, but the country is now facing the next phase of a serious crisis: how to kickstart an economy that has been at a standstill for weeks. By Frank Hornig in Rome

Italy Enters Chapter Two of the Corona Crisis - SALVATORE LAPORTA / ACTION PRESS

Éditorial En refusant les eurobonds, l’Allemagne fait preuve d’égoïsme, d’obstination et de lâcheté Par Steffen Klusmann, Rédacteur en chef DER SPIEGEL

L’Europe doit être bien plus qu’une alliance d’égocentriques. Il n’y a pas d’alternative aux eurobonds dans une crise comme celle du coronavirus.

En refusant les eurobonds, l’Allemagne fait preuve d’égoïsme, d’obstination et de lâcheté - Alberto Lingria/ REUTERS

Editorial El rechazo alemán de los eurobonos es insolidario, mezquino y cobarde Por Steffen Klusmann, Redactor jefe DER SPIEGEL

Europa es más que una coalición de ególatras. En una crisis como esta no existe alternativa para los eurobonos.

El rechazo alemán de los eurobonos es insolidario, mezquino y cobarde - Alberto Lingria/ REUTERS

Editoriale Il rifiuto tedesco degli Eurobond è non solidale, gretto e vigliacco di Steffen Klusmann, Redattore capo DER SPIEGEL

L'Europa è più di una mera alleanza di egocentrici. Non esistono alternative agli Eurobond in una crisi come questa.

Il rifiuto tedesco degli Eurobond è non solidale, gretto e vigliacco - ALBERTO LINGRIA / REUTERS

Solidarity for Europe Germany Must Abandon Its Rejection of Eurobonds A DER SPIEGEL Editorial by Steffen Klusmann

The German government's rejection of eurobonds is selfish, small-minded and cowardly. Existing mechanisms will not be enough to contain the crisis we are facing. We need to act now.

Germany Must Abandon Its Rejection of Eurobonds - ALBERTO LINGRIA / REUTERS

Foreign Minister Di Maio on Corona Bonds "Italy Is Expecting a Collective Response to This Pain"

In an interview, Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio calls for greater solidarity among Europeans and for the EU to come up with an aid package comparable to the one recently passed in the United States. Interview Conducted by Frank Hornig in Rome

"Italy Is Expecting a Collective Response to This Pain" - ALESSANDRO DI MEO/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

Dying in Solitude First-Hand Accounts of the Coronavirus Horrors in Italy

Family members aren't allowed into hospitals nor can they take part in funerals. Crematoriums are overloaded. The horrors of coronavirus still have a firm hold on northern Italy. Von Frank Hornig und Maria Stöhr

First-Hand Accounts of the Coronavirus Horrors in Italy - Carlo Cozzoli/ IPA/ ddp images

Coronavirus in Italy Reports from the Frontlines of COVID-19

What is it like for medical personnel on the front lines of the COVID-19 fight? DER SPIEGEL spoke with some of them about the immense challenges they are facing. Accounts Recorded by Frank Hornig, Alessandro Puglia und Maria Stöhr

Reports from the Frontlines of COVID-19 - Andrew Medichini/ AP

Spread of Coronavirus Why Are There So Many Cases in Italy?

Italy has by far the largest number of novel coronavirus cases in Europe. But why? There are many reasons, and recognizing them could be vital for other countries around the world. By Julia Merlot

Why Are There So Many Cases in Italy? - ALBERTO PIZZOLI/ AFP

Life in the Red Zone Streets Go Quiet as Italy Tightens Quarantine

On Wednesday, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte moved to tighten the country's quarantine rules. DER SPIEGEL's Rome correspondent provides impressions from a country where people are losing a little more of their freedom each day as efforts mount to combat coronavirus. By Frank Hornig in Rome

Streets Go Quiet as Italy Tightens Quarantine - GUGLIELMO MANGIAPANE/ REUTERS

Italy's Ground Zero "Corona Hit Us Like a Tsunami"

In Lombardy alone, fully 135 people died of coronavirus complications from Monday to Tuesday and almost 6,000 people in the northern Italian region are infected. The health care system there is already being pushed to its limits. By Walter Mayr und Maria Stöhr

"Corona Hit Us Like a Tsunami" - FILIPPO VENEZIA/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

Country on the Brink A Search for the Source of Italy's Malaise

The sun in the south, the mountains in the north and stunningly beautiful cities in between: Life in Italy, one might think, is just short of paradise. But residents of the country are deeply unhappy. Why? By Walter Mayr

A Search for the Source of Italy's Malaise - Maria Feck / DER SPIEGEL

Prostitution in Sicily The Good Sister of Highway SS385

Many women who flee Nigeria for Europe fall into the clutches of human traffickers and are forced to work as prostitutes. A road in Sicily has become a symbol of their plight, and a local nun is trying to help them. By Maria Stöhr and Maria Feck (Photos) in Sicily

The Good Sister of Highway SS385 - Alessandro Puglia

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