I am responsible for the Italian-language editorial staff of SWI swissinfo.ch and tvsvizzera.it. I am particularly interested in everything to do with Italian-ness in Switzerland and relations between Switzerland and Italy.
After finishing a degree in literature, I took my first steps in journalism over 20 years ago at Teletext. I have been working for SWI swissinfo.ch since 2004. During this time I have held various journalistic and management roles.
I work on topics concerning Swiss-Italian relations, whether economic, political, historical or cultural.
I'm a journalist based in Lugano with a name that reveals my family's origins. I studied in Neuchâtel and Fribourg, with a short stop in Bonn. In the past I worked for Corriere del Ticino and Giornale del Popolo, in politics and news, in print and digital media. Since 2021 I have been part of the tvsvizzera.it team within SWI swissinfo.ch.
I manage content distribution on tvsvizzera.it and SWI swissinfo.ch in Italian and I adapt the daily news on tvsvizzera.it.
I have two Masters degrees: English Literature and Italian Literature. I have been part of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation family since 2012, first with RSI and now SWI swissinfo.ch. When time allows I love to write about cultural subjects.
I mainly deal with Italian-Swiss relations, whether political, economic or cultural, with a focus on cross-border issues.
Born in South Korea and raised in Graubünden, after studying philosophy in Pavia, Geneva and Paris, theology in Lugano and finally communication in Milan, I turned to journalism alongside a long stint in the world of cinema.
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