The Egyptian Museum of Turin has completed the full refurbishment of the gallery devoted to the extraordinary funerary assemblage of Kha and Merit. The renewed exhibition space has been entirely reimagined to provide visitors with a clearer, more immersive, and more informative experience. The gallery now features updated texts, new infographics, and a redesigned layout […]
The Rector of the University of Perugia, Prof. Massimiliano Marianelli, participated on Sunday, November 30, in the roundtable “The University of the Future,” organized as part of FIL Pensamiento 2025, the prestigious Guadalajara International Book Fair, unanimously regarded as the most important in Latin America. The event, which saw the participation of rectors from some […]
The Oxford English Dictionary has selected the noun “rage bait” as its Word of the Year 2025. The announcement was made by Oxford University Press, as reported by the BBC and TASS, noting that the choice followed a public vote and expert analysis by the dictionary’s linguists. According to the dictionary, rage bait refers to […]
Five London borough councils have called on the city’s mayor, Sir Sadiq Khan, to remove advertisements promoting casinos and gambling websites from the Underground. Barnet, Brent, Enfield, Hackney, and Lewisham councils have joined the Coalition to End Gambling Ads (CEGA), which campaigns against the spread of harmful gambling promotions. Mayor Khan has been accused of […]
The Council Chamber of the Municipality of Soriano Calabro hosted yesterday the presentation of the book I Believe by Domenico Nardo, published by Libritalia.net, in an event that brought together culture, faith, and community. The initiative, promoted by the Municipality and the cultural association Rachele Nardo LLFF-ODV, saw the participation of institutions, citizens, and students, […]
Guatemala is renowned for producing some of the world’s finest coffee, thanks to its unique climate, altitude, and volcanic soils. Visiting plantations offers insights into traditional agriculture and community livelihoods. Regions such as Antigua, Huehuetenango, Atitlán, Acatenango, and Cobán each yield distinctive flavors: floral and citrus notes in high-altitude regions, chocolatey tones in volcanic soils. […]
Our editorial group wishes to express its warmest congratulations and sincere appreciation to Prof. Paolo Carbone, recently appointed President of the Quality Assurance Committee at the University of Perugia. A Full Professor of Electrical and Electronic Measurements, Prof. Carbone was elected by the Committee members on November 27, 2025, and will serve until the end […]
Washington, D.C., November 28, 2025 – Two National Guard members from West Virginia were shot today in an “ambush-style” attack just a few blocks from the White House, authorities reported. The victims are Sarah Beckstrom, 20, and Andrew Wolfe, 24. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, reportedly traveled thousands of miles from the U.S. West Coast to […]
Guatemala’s Pacific Coast is experiencing growth in sustainable tourism, with Monterrico as a key destination. Known for its black volcanic sand beaches, the town is a sanctuary for sea turtles. From August to December, turtles nest along the coast. Volunteers relocate eggs to protected nurseries, increasing hatchling survival rates. Visitors can witness the hatchlings’ journey […]
On the occasion of Thanksgiving, warmest wishes go out to Attilio Carbone and all Italian-American communities celebrating this special holiday across the United States. Thanksgiving, observed on the fourth Thursday of November, traces its roots back to 1621, when English Pilgrims in Plymouth shared a meal with Native Americans to give thanks for a successful […]
