How the LGBTQIA+ rainbow flag has changed from its origins to today: the stages of evolution
From the rainbow flag waved for the first time in 1978 in San Francisco, designed by Gilbert Baker commissioned by ...
What is the Safety Car in F1, how does it work and what is the safety car that can change a race
The Safety Car (or peace car) is a high-performance Formula 1 safety car that enters the track whenever dangerous situations ...
Fake 2 euro coins in Prato: how to understand if they are counterfeit with magnet and weight tests
In Prato, a criminal gang that produced counterfeit 2 euro coins that were almost indistinguishable and spread throughout Europe was ...
Crash of a Lufthansa plane in Frankfurt, the landing gear gives way and the Boeing collapses with its nose on the ground
The nose landing gear of a Lufthansa Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner collapsed while the aircraft was still parked at Frankfurt airport, ...
5 untranslatable emotions into Italian recognized by psychology that we all feel: from Saudade to Pronoia
There are emotions that science can measure and others that can only be felt; some have a precise name, others ...
Salary transparency, decree in the Official Journal: what changes from 7 June 2026, from job advertisements to sanctions
From 7 June 20026 the new rules on salary transparency come into force, which will apply to all public and ...
Cigarettes and e-cigs, some prices change from today: the 20 cent increases and the drop in electronics
From today, Friday 5 June, a new increase in the price of excise duties will take place which also includes ...
Why we can’t throw things away: from normal attachment to studies on dysposophobia
The sensation of physical resistance, almost visceral, that we feel when we have to get rid of something is not ...
What is Hyrox, the global fitness competition consisting of 8km running and 8 functional exercises
Born from the intuition of a sports event organizer and an Olympic champion, Hyrox it is the global phenomenon that ...
What does Ikigai mean and how do you find your “reason for living” according to the Japanese method
There is a question that crosses cultures and centuries without ever losing urgency and without finding a single answer: what ...
