Trump announces ceasefire in Gaza: what we know about the peace agreement (which is only a first step)
There is no agreement yet either on the disarmament of Hamas or on the governance of Gaza, but the news
Tribute to Jane Goodall: Lego also celebrates the recently deceased chimpanzee lady with a set dedicated to her
Jane Goodall in bricks: Lego also celebrates the chimpanzee lady who spent her entire life serving animals and nature who
In a wheelchair in space: Michaela Benthaus is the first disabled astronaut to realize the dream (stronger than gravity)
33-year-old Michaela Benthaus, an engineer at the European Space Agency (ESA), is preparing to make history as the first wheelchair-bound
Dishwasher capsules: from your dishes to the environment, do you know what happens happens to the plastic of pods after washing?
Plastic is now omnipresent also in our kitchens, for example, we think of the capsules for the dishwasher, which save
The Commodus Passage under the Colosseum opens to the public for the first time: the secret corridor of the emperors revealed
For the first time in modern history, the Passage of Commodus to the Colosseum opens its doors to the public.
Stop to “Burger” and “Salsicce Veggie”: the EU prohibits the names associated with meat for vegetable -based foods
Is called “Meat Sounding“And he has always received controversy and criticism, especially from certain fringes of producers, the way of
He wins the Nobel Prize for Medicine, but is untraceable: he was trekking and had his cell phone on airplane mode
When the 2025 Nobel Medicine Committee attempted to contact Fred Ramsdell, the American scientist was literally out of touch. Immersed
Flotilla under attack: Israel also stops the Conscience with doctors on board (and protests mount in dozens of cities)
Tonight, at 4:34 Italian time, some Israeli navy boats attacked the ship in international waters Consciencebelonging to the Freedom Flotilla
15 million of adolescents vapane: dependence on electronic cigarettes that alarms the WHO (and us too)
The world smokes slightly less, but tobacco is still widely present in our lives. WHO’s new global report shows that
6-month-old baby saved from botulism in Bari: “never give honey to newborns” (and watch out for contamination)
A case that could have turned into a tragedy fortunately ended in the best possible way in Bari. A newborn