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What are our interests as adults in a world that standardizes instead of individualizing? And most importantly, as parents, what areas are we going to enhance to foster talent development in our children and in future generations? Asking questions and […]

Poor Cav, even now that he has flown to the heavens, they are still arguing over him, looking to the skies because it’s the plaque in his name at Malpensa Airport that is the cause of the discord. Just a

If you place desirable seats around a field, players will start to brawl. In a matter of hours, the so-called “wide field” turns into a battlefield of rubble. Forget minimum wage, differentiated autonomy, or citizenship rights. All it took was

In all the chaos that accompanies Italian soccer at the moment, what is happening in Rome and at Roma deserves a separate chapter. Of the flags and managerial philosophies of the new priorities we have already written. But since that

In a few hours Giorgia Meloni will raise her glasses. Two years ago, on September 25, 2022, she won the general elections at the head of the center-right coalition and at the head of a party, FdI, which she founded

There is a much abused word in politics, but one struggles to find a replacement because it still has the gift of synthesis and functionality: narrative. It is not a mere narrative, but an organization of signs that has symbolic

First and foremost, the safety and health of citizens. Then keeping an eye on the flood that hit Romagna again from the perspective of relief and protecting lives. Only after saying this can we deal with the controversy. Red Romagna

If you push the Green agenda, we might end up broke. I want to clarify for those translating into English: if you pursue the Green agenda in an ideological sense, we will remain broke in an economic sense. This is

It is not a great moment for the so-called flags of soccer. Maldini was kicked out by Cardinale, head of the American fund that owns AC Milan, moreover after winning a scudett; Totti, in an interview with Sky, complained for

The news of Fitto, current minister for the implementation of the NRP, being appointed executive vice president (not alone) of the new European Commission with delegated powers for cohesion and reform is good news. For Italy in the first place,