13 May 2026 – Wednesday
13 May 2026 – Wednesday

Talkin’ bout (a) Revolution: An Evening Where Change Felt Quiet and Possible

Monday Briefing: Special Edition

Believing in nothing, and why it makes us violent

Artista, fotocamera, soggetto: un ritratto del rapporto individuo – società 

Fashion is Art

Monday Briefing 04/05/2025

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Talkin’ bout (a) Revolution: An Evening Where Change Felt Quiet and Possible

What does it mean to speak of revolution today? Not a rupture, but a process: uncertain, plural, unfolding through language and everyday shifts. Change resists spectacle: it emerges through hesitation and dialogue, quietly reshaping what can be thought, said, and lived. Long before it ever becomes visible in the streets.
What does it mean to speak of revolution today? Not a rupture, but a process: uncertain, plural, unfolding through language and everyday shifts. Change resists spectacle: it emerges through hesitation and dialogue, quietly reshaping what can be thought, said,…
  • Reading Time: 11 minutes

Monday Briefing: Special Edition

In this special edition of the Monday Briefing, we are going to line up a series of issues and situations that will develop in the next months, while our team is busy with exams and summer vacations. Tune in to have a brief look at what’s coming your way!
In this special edition of the Monday Briefing, we are going to line up a series of issues and situations that will develop in the next months, while our team is busy with exams and summer vacations. Tune in…
  • Reading Time: 5 minutes

Believing in nothing, and why it makes us violent

Contemporary terrorism is no longer driven by structured ideologies, but by a radical form of nihilism that finds its ultimate purpose in violence itself. From online communities that fuel desensitisation to attacks conceived as viral performances, a scenario emerges in which subversion and chaos become ends in themselves, stripped of any political project. But what happens when destruction loses all purpose and turns into a language? In this new article from the “Strong Words” column, Pietro Cattaneo analyses the phenomenon of Nihilistic Violent Extremists, exploring its cultural and digital roots while questioning the role of the media in an ecosystem that risks amplifying its reach.
Contemporary terrorism is no longer driven by structured ideologies, but by a radical form of nihilism that finds its ultimate purpose in violence itself. From online communities that fuel desensitisation to attacks conceived as viral performances, a scenario emerges…
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Artista, fotocamera, soggetto: un ritratto del rapporto individuo – società 

Articolo in collaborazione con L'Eclisse. Da sempre gli artisti hanno rappresentato il rapporto individuo-società e l'arte ci permette di coglierne i mutamenti. Indaghiamo come questa relazione si presenti nell'epoca contemporanea, osservando gli spazi privati e pubblici immortalati nelle fotografie di Menno Aden e Christopher Herwig.
di Elena Floris e Alice Di Terlizzi L’essere umano è sempre stato oggetto di studio degli artisti: prendendo in considerazione come il rapporto di uomini e donne con la società cambi continuamente, l’artista si avvicina ad esaminare i fenomeni…
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Fashion is Art

The Met Gala returns with the theme “Fashion is Art”, turning the red carpet of New York City into a space where clothes become means of expressions: not just a series of dresses, but a reflection of our society.
Every first Monday of May, New York briefly shifts its focus. The steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art transform: from being just an entrance to becoming a stage to be observed, photographed, interpreted. The Met Gala is often reduced to what we see the…
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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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The Myth of Peace

War creates some sort of afterlives. People may manage to escape survive because of war finishes, but the truth is they will probably never be alive again.
War creates some sort of afterlives. People may manage to escape, survive because the war finishes, but thetruth is they will probably never be alive again. The Radio Bocconi studio looked like it always does, with microphones angled carefully,…
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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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