I was afraid I’d be late, and instead the ring of people in front of the door tells me I’m even early. I approach, trafelated, trying to open a path towards the entrance. Lots of bodies, lots of faces, but […]
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Student at Harvard Kennedy School and co-president of the European Conference at Harvard, Carlo Giannone is one of the emerging voices of the European debate in the United States. Born and raised in Sicily, with a path of study and
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Student at Harvard Kennedy School and co-president of the European Conference at Harvard, Carlo Giannone is one of the emerging voices of the European debate in the United States. Born and raised in Sicily, with a path of study and
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Student at Harvard Kennedy School and co-president of the European Conference at Harvard, Carlo Giannone is one of the emerging voices of the European debate in the United States. Born and raised in Sicily, with a path of study and
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Patrizia Pasqualetti was born in Orvieto, in Umbria, where his family opened the first ice cream shop in 1980, “I practically grew up in there”, he says. “After school I went to the lab, I watched my parents work, I
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There is a deep thread that combines the Marches to Detroit, the hills of the Marches to the industrial heart of the Midwest. A thread made of family, work, vision and authenticity. It is what emerges from the intervention of
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There is a February 2, 2026 that, for UCRI and for the Roman communities, has the taste of a breakthrough: at Carnegie Hall in New York the Concert for the Day of Remembrance / Samudaripen, promoted by the Union of
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Beatrice Caponnetti Jackson was born and raised in Trieste, with the real estate in DNA. He began working very young, inspired by his parents’ passion, exploring the sector, continually testing and collecting professional and personal experiences that allowed her to
Alessandro Giammei was born in 1988 in Rome and is Assistant Professor of Italian Studies at Yale University. After graduating from Rome’s Wisdom and perfecting at the Normale of Pisa he taught at Princeton University as Cotsen Fellow, at Bryn
Federico Desimoni intervened at the microphones of New York in the podcast Portraits, led by Claudio Brachino, offering a broad reflection that interweaves right, food culture and geopolitical markets. A dialogue that starts from its legal formation and arrives to
