Pierluigi Bizzini

Pierluigi Bizzini is an Italian freelance journalist and editor.

He covers migration, the environment and digital rights. He was a contributing reporter to Algorithmwatch. His work has been published by Die Zeit, WOZ, The New Arab, EUobserver, and others. He’s a co-author of Bagliore (Il Saggiatore, 2020) and an editor at The Syllabus, a knowledge curation platform.

Last modified:

19/05/2025

Graffiti reading “Tourism kills the city” along the seafront path in central Palermo, next to the shoreline

The Evicted Cities

BARCELONA/PALERMO – This investigation focuses on how tourism is reshaping everyday life in two Mediterranean cities: Barcelona and Palermo. Behind the postcard image of packed beaches and lively streets lies another reality: rising rents, vanishing neighbours, and the slow erosion of community.

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From Ashes to Neglect: Greece and Sicily After the Fires

PALERMO / MATI - The Mediterranean wildfire crisis is not simply a product of climate change and bad luck. Fundamental policy failures that have undermined forest protection across Southern Europe lie at its core.

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Europe’s Decision Machines

BARCELONA / THE HAGUE / ROME - Governments across Europe use predictive algorithms in courts, prisons and police stations.

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Thirsty Europe: How Communities Cope with Increasing Droughts

TYROL - As a result of climate change, droughts are on the rise in Europe and local and national governments are preparing for increasingly dry years.

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The Evicted Cities

From Ashes to Neglect: Greece and Sicily After the Fires

Europe’s Decision Machines

Thirsty Europe: How Communities Cope with Increasing Droughts

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