On Thursday, September 4, the Locanda Verde restaurant, located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hudson Yards, hosted a press lunch organized as part of the Savor Quality from Europe project by the Consorzio del Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and APOT […]
For the first time in New York comes Campus Salute, the project that combines awareness, prevention and civic participation. After numerous editions in Italy and international missions, the format lands in the United States with a week of events, meetings
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The opening three-day stretch of the Champions League closes with one win, one draw, and two losses. When the level rises, Italian teams struggle. We were looking for early signs as the Champions League kicked off, with matches spread from
For centuries, the grape harvest in Italy was more than just an agricultural harvest. It was a collective ritual, a time of celebration marking the end of summer and the beginning of autumn. Families, neighbors and entire communities would gather
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The new Champions League season officially begins today with a special three-day schedule. Four Italian sides take the field with big ambitions and tough challenges ahead — from Tudor’s Juventus against Borussia Dortmund to Kevin De Bruyne’s emotional return to
Created to give voice to Italians living abroad, COM.IT.ES. (Committee of Italians Abroad) is now a point of reference for communities scattered around the world, especially in territories as vast and complex as Los Angeles. We talked about it with
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It often happens that an inherently American fact also becomes a major topic of Italian public debate. We are talking about the murder of the young conservative influencer Charlie Kirk. A murder that we can ascribe to political hatred. The
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Two and a half years of work, a constant confrontation with one’s limitations and the desire to translate life into music. Cristiano Cosa presents Cosa sono io, an album that stems from the encounter between personal reflection and philosophical references,
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The Genoa Edition of the Columbus International Award was held at the magnificent and frescoed Salone di Rappresentanza of Palazzo Tursi, built between 1568 and 1579, which over the centuries passed under the ownership of noble Genoese families, was later
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Little Italy is preparing to host a great classic of New York’s Italian American community: the San Gennaro Festival. The event, which attracts thousands of visitors every year, will return from September 11 to 21, 2025, transforming the streets of
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