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On Thursday, 24 September, the Vice-President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani spoke before the General Assembly of the United Nations, representing Italy on delegation of the President of the Council Giorgia Meloni. In his speech, […]

I went back to dinner at Le Parisien, 33rd Street and Lexington Avenue, Murray Hill, the neighborhood where I’ve been living for almost 16 years. It is a small French restaurant that always manages to transport me into space and

I happened, in a restaurant in New York, to sit at a table and note that the customers next to me, in front of a wine card forty pages long, instead of calling the room service, they preferred to question

There is an exact moment when the steel architecture of New York ceases to be rigid matter to make pure optical poetry. It happens when the sun’s disk slips towards the Hudson River and the sunset’s fire orange sticks like

There are cities hosting the cinema. And then there is New York, which with the cinema has built something even deeper: an identity. Here stories don’t start when you turn on a camera and don’t end when you run the

The red nose is not a vezzo, it is a professional choice, almost surgical: to make visible, with a minimal gesture, the decision to remain human even when everything around pushes to stop being. It is the symbol of clown

There is a transparent darkness inside the glass pavilion in the heart of the Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia. Tourists queue quietly, moving slowly under the watchful look of federal rangers. Then, suddenly, here it is: a bronze block

Week of 18-28 September. New York welcomes world leaders again. The 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly returns with a theme that sounds as a warning and as a promise together: “Restoring trust, managing transformation: a UN working

There is an invisible threshold that technological innovation crosses every time it stops being simple tool and begins to redefine the very meaning of the person. It is what happens today with the artificial intelligence generated, more and more capable

When the profile of the Filadelfia skyscrapers fades in the rear-view mirror and the asphalt of Route 30 begins to line exterminate expanses of hand-drawn fields, the impression is that the car clock is turning backwards. It is not an