Currently working as a writer for the Rai 3 in-depth analysis program hosted by Marco Damilano Il Cavallo e la Torre, he has authored several of the foremost news programs on the Rai and La7 networks, including Ballarò, Nemo, Non è l’Arena, InOnda, Filorosso, Agorà and Tagadà.

He has produced reportages and documentaries in the Balkans, the Middle East and North Africa: Rotta Tunisia [Broken Tunisia] (2023), Prigionieri, fuga dall’Isis [Prisoners, escape from ISIS] (2015) winner of the Amnesty International Italy Human Rights Prize and Capulcu (2014), and has written numerous inquiries and travel stories.

Among his books: La Cala. Cento giorni nelle prigioni libiche [The Cove. A hundred days in Libyan prisons] (Bompiani, 2021), Un estate in Grecia. 4000 km ai confini dell’Europa nell’anno della crisi [A summer in Greece. 4000 km to the edge of Europe in the year of the crisis] (Chiarelettere, 2013), Ai confini dell’impero. 5000 chilometri nell’Europa dei diritti negate [To the edge of the empire. 5000 kilometers in the Europe of denied rights] (Jaca Book, 2011) and Lupi nella nebbia. Kosovo: l’Onu ostaggio di mafia e USA [Wolves in the fog. Kosovo: UN hostage of the mafia and the USA] (Jaca Book 2010), awarded the Senate of the Republic’s silver medal.

Among the awards he has received are the Giuseppe De Carli Prize in the ‘Information and Migrants’ division with an investigation that details the harsh reality of a shipwreck off the Tunisian coast, the Pietro Di Donato Journalism Prize and a silver medal from the Chamber of Deputies.