A nightmare first half condemns the Azzurri. The second-half comeback proves useless. Luciano Spalletti’s Italy is out of the Nations League. We knew it would be tough to overturn the one-goal deficit from the first leg going into Dortmund, but the first half of the Nations League quarter-final return match highlighted an enormous gap between […]
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Too much time wasted before turning to Tudor; harsh words after the Coppa Italia defeat weighed heavily The official announcement came Sunday afternoon, but it was a decision that had seemed inevitable for weeks: Thiago Motta is no longer the coach of Juventus. A choice that came too late, almost contradicting the club’s past practices,
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Pasquale Antonio Riccio is the president of Campus Health and Project Alpha. He lives, promotes and disseminates engagement in the third sector, the evolution of the culture of prevention and a dream that crosses the Ocean to New York, via the United Nations. Pasquale Antonio Riccio, who are you and how did your involvement in
The Fundamentalist takes audiences on an engaging journey to the heart of faith, identity and moral responsibility in a world increasingly divided by ideology. Written by Juha Jokela, the drama explores the encounter between Markus, a Reformed minister, and Heidi, a former student turned religious extremist. As Heidi attempts to “save” Markus from his loss
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Stefano Boeri speaks calmly about his architectural works, but it doesn’t take much rhetoric to understand how the Vertical Forest, ten years after its inauguration in Milan, has changed the way we look at cities. During the event held at the crowded Rizzoli Bookstore—attended by Consul General Fabrizio Di Michele—Boeri presented Bosco Verticale – Morphology
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Lawyer Alessandro Mignacca is an expert in business internationalization and protection of the rights of Italians abroad. We discussed with him the evolution of law in relation to the mobility of Italians, between citizenship recognition and legal protection for communities abroad. Lawyer, why did you choose to specialize in immigration and citizenship? “I am a
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Giorgio Morandi’s cultural and gastronomic legacy shines again in the New York setting. “Aroundmorandi – still life with bread and lemon,” curated by the Wonderingstars association, is the project that brought overseas a new look at the universe of the Bolognese master, interweaving his art with the daily gestures of the home kitchen. A project
Aroundmorandi, Giorgio Morandi’s artistic and gastronomic legacy in New York. Read More »
The friends of IlNewyorkese report that last night, in New York, the 25th anniversary of the Federation of Campanian Associations USA was celebrated, with the presence of numerous personalities and members of the Campanian community residing in the United States. The event highlighted the tireless work of the federation, a point of reference for Campanian
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Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio’s name has been synonymous with environmentalism in Italy for decades. Former president of the Federation of Greens, former minister of Agriculture and Environment, today he continues his battle for a sustainable future as a university professor and promoter of green initiatives. Today you are lecturer, consultant, advisor. But is your commitment still
Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio: “This is how Italy can lead the ecological transition.” Read More »
Attorney Alessandro Mignacca has been working for years on citizenship law, an issue that affects millions of descendants of Italian emigrants around the world. His professional practice brings him face to face with ever-changing legislation and the bureaucratic difficulties of those seeking to see their rights recognized. “Italy is a country of emigrants, so we
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