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Animal Testing Today: Regulations, Necessity and Future Perspectives
Animal testing remains a controversial ethical issue. Biomedical and pharmaceutical research, under strict regulation, still relies on it, but studies into alternative methods are currently underway.
Greenland: from arctic periphery to a global geopolitical epicenter
Amid geopolitical tensions, melting ice and new opportunities, Greenland has become an epicenter of global interests due to its strategic location, natural resources and security significance.
Zohran Mamdani: the man who made socialism triumph in New York
Zohran Mamdani will take office on 1 January as mayor of New York: a socialist will thus lead the symbol of capitalism, New York City.
Iftar street Bologna: at the table to break down prejudices
Last February, Bologna hosted Italy’s largest Iftar Street event. We wanted to narrate it through the voices of the people who were there, conveying the authentic meaning of one of the most deeply rooted traditions of the Muslim community in Italy.
Fitinspiration: when the body becomes an image
In the age of social media, fitness is turning into an image: training becomes mere content, and the body becomes a brand. Between influencers, viral trends and performative routines, wellbeing gives way to representation. What does it mean to be fit today?
World Dance Day: The Practice of Absolute Presence
April 29 marks World Dance Day: not just a date on the calendar for those who work in the field, but also an opportunity to celebrate the universality of movement, and break down every barrier.
COP30 – Not everyone comes to Belém to talk about climate
At COP30, in Belém, on a bus, an encounter with an Angolan negotiator shows how, for some countries of the Southern Emphisphere, the need of investments, even paradoxically, on fossils, remains a necessity.
The European Union’s New Pact on migration and asylum: what will change?
The EU’s new pact on migration and asylum looks like a step forward for migrants’ rights and their asylum claims. However, analysing closer reception systems, procedures and conventions, the outlook is one of fewer rights, fewer safeguards and, above all, less humanity.
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