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Crime groups adjust operations to compensate for a fall in other criminal opportunities
Southern Italy’s mob bosses embrace digital platforms as a way to spread their message
Betting activity thrives despite hopes that prolonged closure of sector will help tackle addiction
Crime and disease share a common language. They both need other bodies to thrive
Giuseppe Pignatone appointed after claims of financial misconduct at heart of church
Combating criminal creativity requires ‘traceability, standardisation and co-operation’
Italy’s organised crime families have infiltrated the country’s food chain, from field to fork
Unrepentant leader committed some of the most gruesome crimes in postwar Italian history
Cosa Nostra leader spent 43 years as a fugitive until 2006 arrest
Palenzona’s offices raided by police after prosecutors put him under investigation
Criminal groups claimed to have rigged contracts for the management of refugee centres
At the age of 73, judge is Italy’s first Sicilian head of state
Organised crime milks €15bn thanks to deteriorating economy, says report
A triumphant show of anti-Mafia photographs and images of Italian life
Over cicci ricci and chocolate cake, the Calabrian mayor tells John Lloyd about sexism in Italian politics and her mission to fight organised crime
Vatican bank’s reputation will depend on transparency
Epitaph for postwar Italy, with its virtues and vices, is that for Andreotti
A new cadre of leaders is being trained to run properties in Italy confiscated from organised crime
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