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The Florence Biennale closes its 15th edition: Light and Shadows

The fifteenth edition has brought together over 550 artists and designers from 84 countries.

This year, Italy reminded us how essential political presence and participation in public squares truly are.

Italy’s Parliament, the President, and even Confindustria are now caught in a uniquely Italian puzzle.

Unfurled in Florence for Gaza, but internationally it is read as the emblem of LGBTQ+ rights.

The $15 billion defamation lawsuit shows how financial pressure can be used as a weapon against press freedom.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk reopens a dark chapter in American political life: the normalization of violence as a political tool.

As the U.S. immigrant population declines, Bush’s 2011 warning about the perils of nativism resonates with today’s America First politics.

Trump’s remark, Macron’s hand-kiss and Rama’s bow show how Giorgia Meloni is treated differently from male leaders.

From Forte dei Marmi to San Vincenzo, empty umbrellas tell the story of soaring prices and a beach model in need of a rethink.

Airports are becoming shopping malls with boarding gates, but passengers still struggle to find a seat, a socket, or a sip of water.