Button batteries, a potential “silent killer” for children: let’s be even more careful at Christmas
During the Christmas period the use of electronic devices powered by increases button cellssuch as lights, musical greeting cards and
Find out why “respect” is the word of the year according to Treccani (and why it should be for you too)
The year 2024 is about to end with one of the words that we at GreenMe like most: we are
Kente cloth becomes UNESCO intangible cultural heritage
The traditional Kente fabric from Ghana was officially recognized as intangible cultural heritage by UNESCOmarking a significant milestone for the
Quality of life: these are the Italian cities where people live best (you don’t expect the first one)
Bergamo conquer the summit of ranking by quality of life in Italy in the 2024 edition of the annual survey
Treccani: from “delulu” to “slayare”, what the 5 TikTok words just added to the famous dictionary mean
In 2024 five neologisms born on TikTok have officially entered the Italian vocabulary of Treccania sign of how the short
The Finnish artist who ‘pierces’ nature, encouraging us to observe it from another perspective
It is not easy to distinguish reality from illusion in the works of the Finnish artist Antti Laitinen: the natural
Anonymous benefactor gave a panettone to each homeless person in Piazza Duomo in Milan: “donating makes you richer”
An anonymous benefactor, a man of around 60 years old from the province of Bergamo, made a gesture of solidarity
From Lidl to Galup, what are the best panettone in the supermarket? The French test answer
Even in France, the panettonethe symbolic Christmas dessert of our country, has now conquered everyone and it is no coincidence
This Christmas market takes place under the steepest railway in Germany
Among the wonders of the Black Forest we find the Ravennaschlucht Christmas market. Located at the foot of the Höllentalbahn
He pretends to be dead to have children and grandchildren with him at Christmas, this supermarket’s commercial will move you (and make you think)
A heartwarming Christmas advert from the German supermarket chain Edeka went viral in 2015, but is still very relevant thanks