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Da videogioco a fenomeno globale: Pokémon compie 30 anni e conquista San Francisco

Economy

From video game to global phenomenon: Pokémon turns 30 and conquers San Francisco

The Pokémon World Championships transformed the city of San Francisco. Genesis and development of a …

La Juventus salvata dagli esuberi, ma Spalletti vuole interventi sul mercato

Politics

Juventus saved from redundancies, but Spalletti wants interventions on the transfer market

From the mockery of Kessie ending up at Atalanta, to the rebirth of two players …

Dove finiscono le valigie che nessuno ritira: aste, magazzini e il business dei bagagli perduti

Economy

Where the suitcases that no one collects end up: auctions, warehouses and the lost luggage business

The moment in which a holiday turns into a problem has the monotonous noise of …

Settembre è il vero Capodanno: perché il cervello ci convince a cambiare vita quando finisce agosto

Politics

September is the real New Year: because the brain convinces us to change our lives when August ends

January promises, September organizes, because the first day of the year still finds us suspended …

Haakon VIII, il nuovo re che eredita una monarchia in crisi

Economy

Haakon VIII, the new king who inherits a monarchy in crisis

The first thing that Haakon VIII inherited from his father was not the crown, but …

RM porta la sua collezione al SFMOMA: l’arte oltre i confini del leader dei BTS

Politics

RM brings his collection to SFMOMA: BTS leader’s art beyond borders

«We live in an era defined by borders. This exhibition at SFMOMA reflects precisely those …

Bonus benzina 2026, chi potrebbe riceverlo e quanto varrebbe: le ipotesi del governo

Economy

Petrol bonus 2026, who could receive it and how much it would be worth: the government’s hypotheses

From fuel vouchers for employees to a possible contribution for low-income families: help for VAT …

Difterite a Palermo, tubercolosi a Milano e malaria a Francoforte: perché tornano le malattie del passato

Politics

Diphtheria in Palermo, tuberculosis in Milan and malaria in Frankfurt: why the diseases of the past return

From diphtheria to tuberculosis, up to malaria, West Nile and measles: a journey through the …

Women face higher mental health risks than men after type 2 diabetes diagnosis

Health

Women face higher mental health risks than men after type 2 diabetes diagnosis

Share on Pinterest More women than men develop anxiety, depression in type 2 diabetes, new …

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Juventus saved from redundancies, but Spalletti wants interventions on the transfer market

From the mockery of Kessie ending up at Atalanta, to the rebirth of two players …

La Juventus salvata dagli esuberi, ma Spalletti vuole interventi sul mercato

September is the real New Year: because the brain convinces us to change our lives when August ends

January promises, September organizes, because the first day of the year still finds us suspended …

Settembre è il vero Capodanno: perché il cervello ci convince a cambiare vita quando finisce agosto

RM brings his collection to SFMOMA: BTS leader’s art beyond borders

«We live in an era defined by borders. This exhibition at SFMOMA reflects precisely those …

RM porta la sua collezione al SFMOMA: l’arte oltre i confini del leader dei BTS

Diphtheria in Palermo, tuberculosis in Milan and malaria in Frankfurt: why the diseases of the past return

From diphtheria to tuberculosis, up to malaria, West Nile and measles: a journey through the …

Difterite a Palermo, tubercolosi a Milano e malaria a Francoforte: perché tornano le malattie del passato