How is it better to travel in Italy? The comparison between the various means of transport
How is it better to travel in Italy? If you travel between large cities in the center-north, the high-speed train ...
Gianni Berengo Gardin died, the master who made the history of the reportage in Italy
Those who think of the images of Gianni Berengo Gardin almost certainly have a black and white photograph in mind. ...
What reveals the final report on the implosion of the BatismCafo Titan: serious flaws in safety and threats
The Coast Guard of the United States has published the final report on the implosion of the Titan Batiscopher owned ...
What Hioliganism means: history, evolution and regulation of English organized cheering
The term of Irish origin hooligans It was used at a certain point in history to indicate some English football ...
No, the luck biscuits are not Chinese: that’s where they come from
Many Chinese restaurants at the end of the meal give customers the famous “Fortune biscuits“. These are thin pods that, ...
In the south of France the most serious fire of the season broke out: over 14,000 hectares burned
The south-west of France was struck by a violent fire that involved the entire area between the cities of Narbona ...
5 good news of the week: from free public transport in Piedmont to Geco reappeared to the Galapagos
The 5 beautiful news this week concern Italy and beyond: while in Piedmont public transport will be free for all ...
When we started eating sweets as dessert at the end of the meal: the origins
Dessert is a French word, commonly used in Italy, which means “Deprès service desserted”that is to say “Service after disappearing” ...
What is the esplanade of the mosques and why is it so important for Israelis and Muslims?
The recent “incursion” of the Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir on the esplanade of the mosques-also known as “Monte del ...
What were gulag, concentration camps and forced work of the USSR
The gulags were concentration camps established in the Soviet Union in the years of Stalin (1926-1953), were built in the ...
