Trump’s remark, Macron’s hand-kiss and Rama’s bow show how Giorgia Meloni is treated differently from male leaders.
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Author: Eirini Lavrentiadou
Eirini Lavrentiadou is an actress and singer, born in Thessaloniki in 1992. She lives in Florence, where she trained at the city’s Theatre Academy and the Fiesole School of Music. She has performed in classical Greek and European plays, worked with international directors and companies, and appeared in concerts ranging from opera to jazz. She contributes to Florence Daily News as a writer.
Oltre i lettini a buon mercato: riflessione su Grecia, turismo e identità nazionale
Anche quest’anno un post del geologo Mario Tozzi ha riacceso il dibattito sul caro ombrellone. Ma non solo.
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We Must Believe in Beauty
Thessaloniki’s McDonald’s debate echoes Florence’s 2016 decision to reject a fast food in Piazza del Duomo, raising questions about preserving urban identity.
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Three Books by Florentine Authors Offering Insight into Florence
These are three contemporary writers who describe the atmosphere of this unique city.
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A Hidden Gem Above Florence: Discover the Rooftop Terrace of Tivoli Palazzo Gaddi
A hidden rooftop for aperitivi, with a 360-degree view of Florence — from the Duomo to Santa Maria Novella.
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Florence’s ZTL: Open or Closed? It Depends on Your Language
A linguistic paradox that risks confusing drivers who don’t know the rules.
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Gota d’Água, Medea e la situazione politica di oggi
Il dramma musicale brasiliano di Chico Buarque protagonista al festival Arara Azul di Montemurlo affronta temi ancora attuali
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The fires in Greece and the importance of women in the workplace
In Greece, fires destroyed large land areas, human properties and parts of our past.
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Gli incendi in Grecia hanno dimostrato l’importanza delle donne sul posto di lavoro
In Grecia, gli incendi hanno distrutto vaste aree di terra, proprietà umane e parti del nostro passato.
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Palazzo Strozzi in Florence presents its new Spotify profile with three playlists inspired by the American art exhibition
Palazzo Strozzi becomes high tech and makes the experience of visiting the exhibition more complete, immersive and engaging by launching a new Spotify profile with three special playlists inspired by the great American Art 1961-2001 exhibition. From Andy Warhol to Kara Walker. Thanks to this platform it is possible to enjoy the visit listening to music designed specifically for each section of the exhibition.
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