5 May 2026 – Tuesday
5 May 2026 – Tuesday

Monday Briefing 04/05/2025

Are Literature and Technology Mutually Exclusive? 

Monday Briefing 27/04/2025

The Myth of Peace

Il Vangelo di Giuda 

Monday Briefing 20/04/2025

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Monday Briefing 04/05/2025

In the last issue of the semester, we go back to take a look at what the EU has been up to. Washington moves against Mexico and threatens NATO at the same time. A new airport is under construction in Ethiopia, while the Egyptian army exercises near Israel. In Romania, the Government is in crisis.
In the last issue of the semester, we go back to take a look at what the EU has been up to. Washington moves against Mexico and threatens NATO at the same time. A new airport is under construction…
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Are Literature and Technology Mutually Exclusive? 

Humanity subjects individuals to ever evolving world dynamics, that follow the wave of progress which now comes under the form of increasing technology use. However, does tech reliance come with a parallel abandonment of literature reading? Or will people be able to take advantage of AI use while still recognizing the 'outdated' enjoyability of authors' creativeness?
The world humans have come to coexist within is as multifaceted as it is ever evolving, since it follows the direction of human development while implicitly establishing the canons according to which human life should be molded. Considering the inescapably pervasive…
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Monday Briefing 27/04/2025

In this week’s Monday Briefing we focus on Zohran Mamdani new tax proposal in New York. A shooting is attempted in the White House, while Mali’s Defence Minister is successfully assassinated. Milei faces crisis left and right, while the US turns on its historical allies after they refused to cooperate over Iran.
In this week’s Monday Briefing we focus on Zohran Mamdani new tax proposal in New York. A shooting is attempted in the White House, while Mali’s Defence Minister is successfully assassinated. Milei faces crisis left and right, while the…
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Il Vangelo di Giuda 

Il nuovo film di Giulio Base pone agli spettatori una domanda indicibile: si poteva compiere la parabola di Cristo senza Giuda, l'apostolo traditore? Con una narrazione non convenzionale, il regista ripercorre il Vangelo con gli occhi dell'Iscariota. "Il Vangelo di Giuda" è nelle sale dal 2 Aprile.
Il nuovo film di Giulio Base pone agli spettatori una domanda indicibile: si poteva compiere la parabola di Cristo senza Giuda, l’apostolo traditore? Con una narrazione non convenzionale, il regista ripercorre il Vangelo con gli occhi dell’Iscariota. “Il Vangelo…
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Monday Briefing 20/04/2025

In this week’s edition of the Monday Briefing we go back to Cuba, where the US oil embargo continues. Trump Administration moves fast on Ai and against the Pope, while in Europe Magyar consolidates power after defeating Orban. Relentless, the War in Ukraine continues in its 50th month.
In this week’s edition of the Monday Briefing we go back to Cuba, where the US oil embargo continues. Trump Administration moves fast on Ai and against the Pope, while in Europe Magyar consolidates power after defeating Orban. Relentless,…
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Kiefer and Milan: A Bond Strengthened through Alchemy 

Discover the monumental journey of Anselm Kiefer, the contemporary alchemist who transforms lead into memory and ruins into places of knowledge. Our latest article explores the unbreakable bond between the artist and Milan, from the iconic concrete towers of Pirelli HangarBicocca to the scarred walls of the Sala delle Cariatidi at Palazzo Reale with the new exhibition Le Alchimiste.
In this article, we’ll discuss Anselm Kiefer, one of the most important artists of the post-World War II era. He emerged in the late 1970s as a leader of Neo-Expressionism, alongside Georg Baselitz and Julian Schnabel. In an era dominated by Minimalism and…
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Monday Briefing 13/04/2025

This week has been rather busy, from the War in Iran to the Artemis mission, and the Monday Briefing is here for you to keep up. Diplomacy in Pakistan fails, a massive comet flies in our skies and AI improves further. Artemis crew gets home safe, while Peruvian Elections unfold. In Europe, the Orban era ends in Hungary with a massive victory for opposition leader Magyar.
This week has been rather busy, from the War in Iran to the Artemis mission, and the Monday Briefing is here for you to keep up. Diplomacy in Pakistan fails, a massive comet flies in our skies and AI…
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Machina Homini Imperat: l’intelligenza artificiale e la nuova logica della guerra

L’intelligenza artificiale non è più solo uno strumento, ma un attore emergente nei delicati equilibri della sicurezza globale. Dalle tensioni tra Anthropic e il Pentagono alle simulazioni strategiche condotte dai modelli linguistici, si delinea uno scenario in cui decisioni un tempo profondamente umane rischiano di essere delegate a sistemi puramente razionali. Ma cosa accade quando la logica dell’escalation sfugge ai limiti dell’etica? In questo nuovo articolo della colonna “Parole Forti”, Riccardo De Ambroggi analizza le implicazioni geopolitiche e morali dell’uso dell’AI in ambito militare, interrogandosi sui rischi di un futuro sempre più automatizzato.
L’intelligenza artificiale non è più solo uno strumento, ma un attore emergente nei delicati equilibri della sicurezza globale. Dalle tensioni tra Anthropic e il Pentagono alle simulazioni strategiche condotte dai modelli linguistici, si delinea uno scenario in cui decisioni…
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Control, Chaos, and Canvases: Why Modern Art Threatens Fascism

“Too complicated” isn’t always a critique, it can be a discomfort with thinking. Modern art has long been outcast not because it lacks meaning, but because it challenges the narrative. And that’s exactly what makes it powerful.
“Works of art which cannot be understood in themselves but need some pretentiousinstruction book to justify their existence will never again find their way to the Germanpeople.” Adolf Hitler pronounced this in 1937, during the opening of the Nazi…
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Monday Briefing 06/04/2025

In today’s edition of the Monday Briefing, we come to the Italian government shaky weeks after the Referendum on the Judiciary. In Costa Rica, the President folds to US demands in immigration, while the world’s energy supplies are dwindling without the Gulf oil. Back in Europe, Orban plays all the cards he has left ahead of the next general elections.
In today’s edition of the Monday Briefing, we come to the Italian government shaky weeks after the Referendum on the Judiciary. In Costa Rica, the President folds to US demands in immigration, while the world’s energy supplies are dwindling…
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