Romana Rubeo

Romana Rubeo is an Italian writer and the managing editor of The Palestine Chronicle. Her articles appeared in many online newspapers and academic journals. She holds a Master’s Degree in Foreign Languages and Literature, and specializes in audio-visual and journalism translation.

¿Un nuevo orden global? Cómo el coronavirus cambiará el mundo para siempre

El mundo posterior al coronavirus se verá fundamentalmente diferente de todo lo que hemos visto o experimentado, al menos desde el final de la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

Romana Rubeo
Ramzy Baroud
Por Romana Rubeo
And Ramzy Baroud
Coronavirus globalization

The prophecies are here and it is a foregone conclusion: the post-coronavirus world will look fundamentally different from anything that we have seen or experienced, at least since the end of World War II. Even before the ‘curve flattened’ in many countries that have experienced high death tolls - let alone economic devastation - as a result of

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Israel’s Fingerprint Are All Over the Assassination of Qasem Soleimani

The fingerprints of Israeli intelligence, the Mossad, are unmistakably present in the assassination. It is plausible that the attack at Soleimani’s convoy was a joint CIA-Mossad operation.

Ramzy Baroud
Romana Rubeo
Por Ramzy Baroud
And Romana Rubeo
Soleimani Protest Feature photo

By killing top Iranian military commander, Qasem Soleimani, American and Israeli leaders demonstrated the idiom ‘out of the frying pan into the fire.’ US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are both politically and legally embattled – the former has just been impeached and the latter is dogged by an Attorney

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Anti-BDS Laws and Pro-Israeli Parliament: Zionism Is Winning in Italy

Italy’s anti-Fascist, anti-military occupation and revolutionary past is being overlooked by self-serving politicians, growingly beholden to the pressures of a burgeoning pro-Israel lobby.

Romana Rubeo
Ramzy Baroud
Por Romana Rubeo
And Ramzy Baroud
A Mural by students at the University of Cagliari in n Cagliari, Italy.

Analysis -- A proposed law at the Italian Parliament is set to punish the boycott of Israel. In the past, such an initiative would have been unthinkable. Alas, Italy, a country that had historic sympathies with the Palestinian cause has shifted its politics in a dramatic way in recent years. Most surprisingly, though, the Left is as implicated as

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