Philip Willan is a freelance journalist based in Rome. He specializes in topics such as Christianity, church administration, and religious organizations, with a particular focus on Italy’s Cold War history and the intersection of religion and politics. His work has been featured in The Australian and The Times.
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Philip Willan primarily focuses on in-depth coverage of breaking news, government announcements, legal policy regulations with a strong emphasis on culture & society and government & politics. He delves into a wide range of topics including international conflicts, migration, legal cases, health issues among others.
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Decision reignites fierce debate over assisted suicide and highlights the need for Italian politicians to tackle the issue
Critics scorn decision to use a 23-year-old student as a model, rather than the Renaissance painter’s classic image, in a campaign to attract tourists
His unusually direct speech also offered prayers for ‘the tormented people’ of Ukraine
The jubilee year, which had a theme of hope, involved a papal transition and millions of pilgrims flocking to Rome
Masked burglars broke into the Magnani-Rocca Foundation private collection to take paintings by Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse
Mark Ravikiran Koppikar, who was evicted from a Scottish castle, had a comfortable villa while children of his followers were found in an unheated farmhouse
The secret is in the order you pound the ingredients, says last-minute entrant into contest who walked away with a gold-plated pestle
By: Kaya Burgess, Philip Willan
American pope says the world is becoming indifferent to the deaths of thousands as he joins archbishops in plea to end wars
The Pope, whose family has a history of the disease, is said to be in good shape, while the Vatican says his trip to Latin America next month remains on track
As the pontiff recovers in hospital the spotlight is on Luis Antonio Tagle, the charismatic cardinal who will call the next conclave
