Physical spaces are essential to the functioning of the internet, but there are no stages on which to represent it. Stages that the internet will never have, not even at the festival that celebrates it.

Apple is arriving in the future years too late. And it’s doing so by selling, in Italy, a device for over 2,000 euros that promises to be, all at once, a phone, a tablet, a notebook and a status symbol. The problem is that, in the meantime, it has become a product we’ve seen before. Will the quality of the new Duo be enough to bridge the gap?

At IFA 2026, technology promises to become invisible and personalised: it is making its way into homes, cars and even everyday objects. But you only have to step outside the exhibition halls to come across the posters of the Radical Anti-Smartphone Front: “Lieben statt Liken” – love instead of liking. The perfect paradox of the German capital

New rules for minors on social media platforms are on the way, but the case involving Meta’s empire may be only a partial victory for those seeking an exemplary punishment

Interview with Marco Toni, the vice-president of the Professional Cycling League appointed by the Federation, who is breaking ranks over the administration order: “I was expecting chaos, but I found the accounts to be sound”. And now he fears that the entire movement will pay the price.

Ponte al Pino is once again bringing rail services to a standstill in Florence. There will be disruption, but this was to be expected. The real problem in Italy isn’t the roadworks: it’s being surprised every time someone carries them out

The third-place play-off is the match nobody wants to play. France and England, powers that for centuries have vied for control of oceans and territories across the globe, find themselves chasing a medal that, in football, is worth next to nothing