History of the sails of Scampia in Naples: from the origins to the collapse, up to the evacuation order
There Sails of Scampia I am residential buildings constructed in Naples between 1962 and 1975 based on the architect’s design ...
Who was Osama Bin Laden, the “Sheikh” behind the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001?
Osama Bin Laden (born 1957 and died 2011) was a Saudi terrorist and a Sunni Islamic fundamentalist, mastermind of the ...
Who is Donald Trump, the former US president running for re-election who will face Harris in the debate
Donald Trump (New York, June 14, 1946) is a entrepreneur and former president of the United States of America (the ...
Who is Kamala Harris, the US presidential candidate who will face Trump in the TV debate?
Kamala Harrisborn in Oakland, in CaliforniaOctober 20th 1964 (she is therefore 59 years old), she is known to the general ...
What is overtourism, the measures to combat it and the areas most affected by the phenomenon
THE’overtourism (in Italian overtourism or tourist overcrowding) is a growing and increasingly widespread socio-economic phenomenon and, in short, consists inexcessive ...
US Open: History of the Grand Slam tennis tournament in the United States won by Jannik Sinner
Sunday 8th September Jannik Sinner won the US Openbeating in the final in three sets (6-3, 6-4, 7-5) Taylor Fritz. ...
What do “Brat” and “Demure” mean and why is everyone talking about the two trending terms on social media?
From the end of summer 2024 the social mediaabove all TikTokwere marked by two opposite tendencies which have become very ...
Can a hair dryer be called a fon, a hair dryer or a fono? And where does this term come from?
Why in Italy (and not only) we call thehair dryer Also “phon/phon/phon”? Is it an English term or its origin ...
What is “cazzimma”? The meaning of the Neapolitan expression that is untranslatable into Italian
There Neapolitan language is full of colorful expressions that are untranslatable into Italian, capable of condensing entire worlds of meaning ...
Does the shape of our skull make us criminals? Lombroso’s (debunked) theory of the “born criminal”
In the 1876, Caesar Lombroso (1835-1909) revolutionized the criminology with his “born criminal” theoryarguing that physical traits such as the ...
