In Southern Italy one house in two is illegal: Calabria and Basilicata hold the record
In Southern Italy, one building in two is illegal: this is what Cresme (Centre for economic, sociological and market research ...
The Daintree rainforest in Australia is the oldest in the world: a journey inside it
The Daintree Forest, in Queensland in north-eastern Australia, is often called the world’s oldest rainforest, with an age estimated to ...
What happened in the Years of Lead, when Italy was caught in the grip of terrorism
What are defined as the “Years of Lead” are between the end of the 1960s and the beginning of the ...
Parasocial is the word of the year 2025: why the Cambridge Dictionary chose it and what it means
The Cambridge Dictionary recently named “parasocial” the 2025 word of the year, an accolade that reflects an increasingly central phenomenon ...
The evolution of the Davis Cup: history and possible lifelines of the tennis “World Cup”.
In an individual sport like tennis, the Davis Cup is a romantic exception. The oldest and most important national team ...
3I/ATLAS is not an alien spaceship: what we can learn from the media case on the interstellar comet
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has ended up at the center of a real media case regarding its alleged artificial origin, ...
IT-alert in Umbria on November 19th: time and municipality in which the alarm for industrial accident will sound
The tests continue IT-alertthe national public warning system. After Veneto, today, Wednesday 19 November 2025a new test is scheduled in ...
Water exploitation in the USA, from the drying of Owens Lake to the risks for the Great Salt Lake
The United States is famous for its immense natural parks, deserts and large lakes, apparently unaffected by the presence of ...
Why we get lost in shopping malls and buy more: The psychology of the Gruen effect
Bright galleries, wide corridors, shiny floors, the same chain stores and fast food outlets… from Italy to China, passing through ...
Because the term “sniper” comes from Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria
Today the term “sniper” indicates a sharpshooter, a soldier trained to shoot with great precision at a distance – usually ...
