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Learning from Kandinsky

The Vasily Kandinsky New York exhibition, “Around the Circle”, allows us to once again discover the teachings his paintings hold.
 

Europe arms itself to help stop abuse of minors online

The European Commission has proposed new legislation to help stop the sexual exploitation of children online.
 

Accompanying families: A learned art

Therapists and couples share their experience in marriage coaching.
 

A dry spell in concrete measures at the world summit against desertification

The UN conference in Abidjan was similar to previous editions: increasingly finer diagnoses and few practical actions.
 

Italy’s general consensus: In times of crises, the family is a resource, not a problem

A public initiative has managed to bring together the country’s different political parties and social groups in support of the family unit.
 

10 reasons why the Met Gala is so much more than a red carpet

Post-pandemic, the most important fashion event of the year is in prime health.
 

Free speech and privacy: the keys behind Elon Musk buying Twitter

Is the global public square now in the hands of the richest man in the world, or perhaps the acquisition is not as big of a deal as we’re being led to believe?
 

Self-optimize and you’ll be happy… or not

The overabundance of self-help material, with self-centered messages, doesn’t seem to make people happier. But there are other possible to get there.
 

How birth rates have evolved after pandemic-driven downturns

Many countries’ birth rates have continued their decline, but in Scandinavian countries, they’ve risen and surpassed pre-covid levels.
 

Ketanji Brown Jackson: Biden’s Supreme Court nominee

Republicans make the same mistake they once blamed Democrats of committing: prejudging a candidate based on her convictions.
 

Reversing chemical abortions is possible: A British doctor is already doing it

Dr. Dermot Kearney has received authorization to apply a pregnancy rescue treatment in women who, after taking an initial abortion drug, regret their decision.
 

U.S. families rally to demand more from their public schools

The poor responses to the pandemic, infiltration of woke culture into classrooms, and educational gridlock are prompting many parents to react.
 

“Our landlady didn’t understand why we were leaving Russia”

A Colombian family who managed to leave Moscow before flights to Europe were cancelled describes the atmosphere they left behind.
 

Welcome, refugees: The “Humanitarian Corridors” experience

Associations, Churches and individuals in Italy deal with the legal entry, reception and integration of refugees.
 

The Great Books return to the classroom

In recent years, initiatives on both sides of the Atlantic have emerged to relaunch humanistic education.
 

Patience wearing thin in Canada

Protests against COVID-19 vaccine mandates and the government’s failure to seek avenues of de-escalation have caused an unheard-of division in Canadian society.
 

Dissidents in democracies

Anti-discrimination or hate speech laws continue to butt heads with the freedoms of those who disagree with the legislated options.
 

France debates making fake news a crime

A group of experts proposes measures to curb misinformation, including fines and more media education, to the French government.
 

Childfree: from a personal decision to a duty

The decision not to have children is increasingly defended not only as a mere personal choice, but as an ethical imperative to be mimicked.
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