Iraq remains utterly dependent on oil exports, despite suffering the consequences of climate change. Bold political action is required to secure Iraq’s future. At a climate conference in March, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani pledged to tackle the deepening...
It has been said, repeatedly, that Italy represents ‘a laboratory’ which has the ability to produce new political forms in an astonishing way. Aside of the infamous workshop of the twenty-year fascist period, it should be noted that from Tangentopoli,...
In a political twist in the summer of 2022, President Joe Biden secured one of the most important successes of his presidency, a prelude to holding the midterm elections. This is the agreement with the “rebel” Democratic Senator Joe Manchin...
The news from China is bad. The lifting of strict COVID-19 regulations in early December -regulations that had been sternly enforced for almost three years, under the country’s so-called “Zero-COVID” policy- has been followed by a great surge of infections....
This reportage was funded by InsideOver as the winning project of the Newsroom Academy photojournalism course held by Marco Gualazzini The wind blows forcefully along the rocky bed of the river Khali Gandaki, a desolate channel nestled in the mountains...
In a bid to create irritants in the construction of Kishenganga and Ratle dams by India, Islamabad in its typical style had taken up misconceived complaint on the basis of breach of design specifications delineated under the Indus Water Treaty...
What makes Estonia unique worldwide? Estonia has become the leading producer of bituminous shale. Partly out of curiosity, and partly to understand how Estonia is coming to terms with a Europe increasingly determined to head the race against time to curb global warming, we flew up there. We drove to the Ida-Viruma region, the last strip of land before Russia. Here the bituminous shale energy industry developed, and here its announced banning risks creating tensions that are not just social but ethnic, given the disproportion between the 80% of Russian-speaking citizens, widely employed in the sector, and the remaining Estonian minority.
Riddu Riddu is a Norwegian festival celebrating Sami culture, whose soul also lies in a strong and deep bond with nature
The story of the Sami, the inhabitants of the Norwegian ice. Who they are, what they do and how they defend their identity. Valentina Tamborra’s report leads us to discover an ancient world that does not want to disappear in the face of modernity and a State that, for centuries, has tried to impose itself.
Riddu Riddu is a Norwegian festival celebrating Sami culture, whose soul also lies in a strong and deep bond with nature
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