Andrea Vogt is an Italy correspondent for TheWeek.co.uk, based in Bologna. Her books include Common Courage, about white supremacist extremism in the US, and a collection of European true crime stories published by Rizzoli.
Letters the American wrote to her lawyers contradict some of the details in her $4m autobiography
Appeal decision to acquit young Seattle woman and her Italian boyfriend was 'full of holes', court agrees
The Archbishop of Milan is the name on many lips - there’s still no clear-cut frontrunner
Fresh elections could be necessary as uncertain outcome spooks markets and fellow Europeans
He's a danger to democracy, says Berlusconi, but Grillo's camper van trip across Italy is making waves
Criminal complaint says Carnival directors 'not only tolerated but promoted' ship salute that led to tragedy
Black box evidence points to language problems, the wrong map and a long-delayed evacuation
On eve of Italian criminal inquest, lawyers in US and France are ready to pounce if justice does not prevail
As Chi goes on sale with 50 controversial photographs, our correspondent in Italy explains the culture gap
Police probe six to ten Greek and Italian anarchists following kneecapping of Genoa nuclear engineer
‘The UK still moves in the nostalgia of imperial glory’ writes diplomat angered by ‘lack of consultation’
On the eve of a massive investigative hearing in Italy, a government decree bans further 'fly bys'
Amid book deal hoo-ha, lawyers in Florence launch legal bid to overturn Knox and Sollecito acquittal
'May the devil shit on their grave' father was caught saying after pushing girls' car into Canadian canal
Perugia appeal court judge tells why he let Amanda walk – and starts a new legal wrangle
An Italian is now in charge of the Euro bank. No worries - he's 'more German than the Germans'
Sollecito's 'I can’t wait to see Amanda' interview apparently didn't sit well with US media plans
Judge suggests Knox and Sollecito might ‘know the truth’ but there was not enough proof to uphold murder convictions
Meredith Kercher’s motherand siblings talk to The FirstPost about the void in theirlives
There may be just enough reasonable doubt to convince a jury that Amanda Knox should be freed
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