What we know about the train accident in Spain: preliminary hypotheses on the possible causes
The causes of the train accident which involved two high-speed trains on the Malaga-Madrid route in southern Spain, causing at ...
Two high-speed trains derail in Spain, at least 39 dead and over 150 injured: what we know
There was a serious train accident in Andalusia, Spain: the derailment of two high-speed trains caused at least 39 deaths ...
The story of Times Beach, a ghost town in Missouri contaminated by dioxin
The town of Times Beach, in the state of Missouri (USA) was evacuated in 1982 during a flood, but the ...
Who are the Waldensians and what do the followers of the movement founded by Pietro Valdo believe in
The Waldensians are the followers of Waldism, a Christian religious confession born in the 12th century by Pietro Valdo (also ...
Why San Siro is nicknamed the “Scala of football”: the history of Milan’s iconic stadium
One hundred years ago, in 1925, the then president of Milan Piero Pirelli urged the construction of an English-inspired football ...
When pigs and other animals ended up in court: animal trials in the Middle Ages
For centuries, in Europe, pigs, horses, donkeys and even insects were tried like people: arrested, defended by lawyers, judged and ...
Concert ticket prices are increasingly higher
Going to a concert always costs more. Globally, the average price of a ticket has exceeded 90 dollars. In Italy, ...
What if men were subjected to catcalling? The experiment with virtual reality
Catcalling is verbal harassment that can cause damage to self-esteem, discomfort, anxious symptoms and a sense of vulnerability in those ...
Does the 30 km/h limit in urban centers really work? What studies say about “zone 30” European cities
In Rome, a speed limit of 30 km/h has been introduced in the historic center of the city: the capital ...
From telephone rates to motorway tolls, increases are coming: all the increases for 2026
2026 opens with a new series of price increases that will significantly weigh on the pockets of Italians: according to ...
