Recently, dealcoholic wine has been experiencing a significant increase in demand, and one of the main reasons for this is related to recent Highway Code regulations. These laws, which are increasingly strict in the fight against drunk driving, are prompting […]
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Cecilia Sala’s arrest in Iran and the deafening silence, especially from usually fierce feminists, surrounding the case bring the complex relationship between individual freedom and major international geopolitical games back to the center of political and social debate. Two weeks
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Another piece of Italy ends up in the New York Time. Often mistreated, the city of Naples is world famous and one of the most visited places in Italy. The New York Times devoted extensive space to the Neapolitan wonders
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Our society shows us the new face of the family. Communication between parents and children often takes place virtually. New codes and languages are being born that must be grasped and are part of the great revolution we are experiencing.
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“Puede no haber poetas, pero siempre / habrá poesía.”(“There may not be poets, but there will always be poetry.”) G.A. Bécquer Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer (Gustavo Adolfo Domínguez Bastida, Seville Feb. 17, 1836-Dec. 22, 1870) is the highest representative of post-Romantic
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Dedicated to movie buffs is The Newyorker’s mini-guide devoted to the most interesting films of 2025 for which we already have more or less confirmed release dates. Will you be able to like them? Let us know with an email
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Chiara Ferragni, the undisputed queen of personal marketing and glamour, has been in the news for the so-called “Pandoro Gate.” It all stemmed from the price of her luxury pandoro, sold for €72, a product that sparked fierce controversy online:
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Dedicated to cinephiles is The Newyorker’s mini-guide to the best films of 2025 for which we already have more or less confirmed release dates. Will you be able to like them? Let us know with an email or post. Il
In a city like Florence, an art capital of the world that has seen countless artistic talents emerge in its two millennia of history, it is not easy for a creative person to emerge, much less a craftsman; fortunately, it
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New York City has always been a fertile ground for art, a place where artistic ideas and expressions have found room to grow and flourish. It is not just a metropolis; it is a living symbol of creativity. Since the
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