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In the jungle of Kherson. A report from the city of survivors

A journey through its streets with the soldiers of the 34th Brigade, who know full well that the fight against a drone is a matter of flesh and blood: there is a man behind the camera who chooses to kill you and watches you die, just as happened to Misha

Micol Flammini

1 AUG 26

Soldiers from the 34th Brigade patrol the streets of Kherson amongst residents asking for directions regarding the drones (photo by Michele Flammini)

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Saturday and Sunday in "Il Foglio". What’s in the weekend supplements

This weekend’s newspaper features an eleven-page cultural supplement. Here’s what you’ll find at newsagents

31 JUL 26

Claude Monet, "Coastal Path Through Wheat Fields near Pourville", 1882

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The Andrea Doria, the other Titanic

It was neither the fastest nor the largest, but it aspired to be the most beautiful ship. A symbol of Italy’s resurgence following the loss of half its merchant fleet during the Second World War. Seventy years on from the shipwreck, the end of a golden age

Maurizio Stefanini

27 JUL 26

The Andrea Doria set sail from Genoa on 17 July 1956 for its 101st voyage. There were 1,706 people on board (photo: Getty)

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Supplements for salvation: trends, illusions and dangers

They do not cure illnesses, but they promise wellbeing to a society that craves it. Until less than fifteen years ago, 125 million packs were sold each year in Italy. By 2025, 325 million had been sold

Nicola Mirenzi

27 JUL 26

On social media, there are also influencers who explain which supplements are essential for every day (photo: Getty)

Ermes & Afrodite

The mythological origins of the hermaphrodite and the legal and social history of a troubling condition

The androgyny of Adam according to Rabbi Isaac (1534–1572): ‘He was created as a dual being, both male and female’. For Foucault, ‘it falls within the category of infamy’

Michele Magno

27 JUL 26

The Sleeping Hermaphrodite from the 2nd century at the Borghese Gallery in Rome (photo: Getty)

Not just Volkswagen

The dark side of the car. Every country has its own problems – keep an eye on China

Is it down to electric vehicles? Trump’s tariffs? Brussels’ ‘green madness’? There is no single cause, and turning back is unthinkable. But the future of Europe is at stake. A strategy is needed

Stefano Cingolani

25 JUL 26

Last year, Chinese brands saw a 16.8 per cent increase in sales on the domestic market compared with the previous year (photo: Getty)

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The triumph of La Roja, the queen of world football, as a metaphor for Spain

Victory at the World Cup is not just a sporting triumph; it is also a political one. The fractured nation of ninety years ago and the one of today, held together by the monarchy. La Coppa e la Corona

Maria Pia Farinella

25 JUL 26

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Tragedy in a Jewish family. The story of the Herzls

They all committed suicide or were killed by the Nazis. He gave a country to his people, not to his children

Giulio Meotti

25 JUL 26

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Trying to survive this relentless summer

The obsessions and perversions of an intolerable season, in which we all become more banal. Every year we tell ourselves: ‘This is the last one I’ll spend in the city’, and then we remain trapped. But now it really is time to set off for Ithaca

Annalena Benini

25 JUL 26

Behind the scenes of the 2027 Calendar, in India

The Peacocks of Pirelli

Between Delhi and Jaipur, following the photographs of "The Cal", amongst photographers, models, and the world of journalism past and present

Michele Masneri

25 JUL 26

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