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? 
By Gaia Luani
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By Karen Samyra

COP30 – “Do you know what the environment is? It’s a little girl, it’s a little boy!”

At the People’s Summit, there is an unpublished space for children and adolescents to debate on climate
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By Melyssa Fernandes Ramos Leandro

COP30 – Even climate has its own language

Climate has its own language – and we can learn it. Here is a guide on how to understand COP30 and global warming without it becoming incomprehensible.
By Duy Anh Thai

What Do Young People Think About Defense, Peace, and the Future?

In April 2025, Vietnam reportedly finalized a deal to purchase U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets—marking what many analysts describe as a significant shift in the country’s defense procurement strategy. The decision, covered widely in international media, could indicate a broader rethinking of Vietnam’s geopolitical posture in a rapidly changing world.
By Arianna Bortolotti

Philosophy for Children: Educating Children to Think

Philosophy for Children consists of practicing philosophical dialogue as early as elementary school to stimulate independent thinking skills.
By Carolina Picot

Terrorism, Islam, and Prejudice: The Evolution of Stereotypes

Terrorism is a complex phenomenon with diverse origins and forms depending on historical and geographical contexts. Reducing it to an exclusively Islamic issue fuels stereotypes, Islamophobia, and distortions in the public narrative.
By Anna Ducati

The importance of linguistic and cultural mediation in services for people

Linguistic and cultural mediation is crucial in ensuring equitable access to various services, especially in multicultural contexts like ours.
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