Tonight solar time returns: here’s why it might not be good news
On the night between Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th October we will return to solar time: an extra hour of
How to recognize 100% Italian wheat pasta: the three checks to do on the label
78% of consumers consider the wording “100% Italian Wheat” a guarantee of quality. However, on most supermarket shelves, the tricolor
All rowing aboard giant pumpkins, the Giant Pumpkin Regatta is back (and the contestants’ costumes are hilarious)
It happens in Oregon: in Tualatin, a suburb of Portland, every October the city’s artificial lake is transformed into the
The Center Pompidou in Paris closes: here’s what it will become (and where you can see its collections during the closure)
The building symbol of high-tech architecture has closed its doors. The Center Pompidou in Paris, the icon designed in the
For the first time the mortal remains of Saint Francis will be exhibited to the public: here’s when
The Sacred Convent of Assisi has announced news that marks a historic moment for Christianity: the mortal remains of Saint
The faces of missing children on the parcel tape to be sent: the Korean campaign that gives hope to families
In South Korea, an idea of social communication was able to transform a common object into an instrument of solidarity.
Pesticides in tomatoes: those imported from these 2 countries contain more (always read the labels)
We are now used to finding tomatoes all year round, even out of season. But have you ever wondered what
Goodbye to urban areas, neighborhoods are back in Rome: the new map (which you too can help redesign)
Rome changes face. After almost fifty years, the Capital archives the urban planning zones introduced in 1977 and returns to
Goodbye Luigi Martini, the Roman actor who spoke about cancer with a smile died at just 31 years old
Luigi Nicolas Martini, known to all as Gigi, a Roman actor and content creator known for his irony, his talent
Birth alarm in Italy: 13 thousand fewer in 2025. I’ll explain why we are having fewer and fewer children
Italy is increasingly younger: in 2024, 369,944 births were recorded, marking a decrease of 2.6% compared to the previous year,