It is one of the evergreen rituals of the Holidays: going to the movies with friends, family or children. TheNewyorker has chosen for you the ten movies you absolutely must not miss (and here we start with the first five). […]
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Architect and tireless cultural promoter, Alberto Sifola of San Martino calls his association, Friends Of Naples, a group of volunteer “menders.” Between doorways, medieval chapels and contemporary installations, he recounted their commitment to the maintenance and recovery of a historic-artistic
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The French crisis concerns us all. France is a historical ally of ours—beyond the occasional scuffles and mutual parochialism—an economic partner, and one of the founding members of Europe. Together with Germany, it has held significant power in recent years.
On Wednesday morning, Italian police arrested 12 individuals across various cities in Italy, all believed to be part of a neo-Nazi group. They face serious charges, including association for the purposes of terrorism, propaganda and incitement to commit crimes motivated
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The Italian Constitutional Court has issued its full ruling on the contested regional autonomy reform, declaring numerous provisions illegitimate. The ruling effectively invalidates significant elements of the reform championed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government, which aimed to delegate greater
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On Wednesday evening, the French government led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier was ousted by the National Assembly, the lower house of Parliament. The no-confidence motion passed with 331 votes in favor, exceeding the 288 needed for a simple majority.
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In a heartfelt Instagram post, Elena Cecchettin expressed her outrage over the recent court ruling that sentenced Filippo Turetta to life in prison but did not recognize the aggravating factor of stalking in her sister Giulia’s murder. She stated, “What
Family of Murder Victim Speaks Out Against Court Decision on Stalking Read More »
Around the characters and “reasons” of the gap, which exists between the regions of the South and the more developed areas of our country, rivers of ink have been spilled. The “southern question” is perhaps the most recurrent leitmotif in
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Italian football is still reeling from Sunday night’s shocking events at the Franchi Stadium in Florence during the Fiorentina-Inter match. A 22-year-old player suddenly collapsed, prompting panic on the field. Teammates rushed to help, with Cataldi turning the young man’s
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“The feeling is that we have all lost as a society,” said Gino Cecchettin after the Venice Court of Assizes sentenced Filippo Turetta to life imprisonment for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, Giulia Cecchettin, on November 11, 2023, in Fossò.
