Daniele Rielli’s “Lo Stregone” recounts an evening spent in one of those grand temples of cuisine with names reminiscent of yoga centres and at least two Michelin stars. The kitchen, however, is used as an allegory: the moment you turn food into a sanctuary of authenticity, you transform it into a spectacle, and authenticity slips out the back
door.

In Simone Catania’s film, amidst money, work and the fear of losing both, the Brianza region becomes a portrait of a predatory economy. But the ‘restanza’ celebrated in Sicily is not enough to drive development, and Bersani’s slogan about ‘staying on the left’ confuses rights with opportunities to work and do business

A study by two Norwegian scientists has shown that when writing by hand, the central and parietal areas of the brain are connected to a greater extent. However, to conclude that this method ‘helps you learn better’ is a step too far. A test on learning

Following his victory in the primaries, the leader of Place Publique is throwing his weight behind the battle to win over voters tempted by a tactical vote in favour of Mélenchon. But in fact, he is also a candidate capable of attracting moderates from the centre-right, thanks to the clarity of his international stances, which are pro-Ukrainian and anti-Russian.

“Slaughter them with knives, burn them and spread the terrifying images.” Sinwar’s orders. The Telegraph reveals letters written by Ibrahim ten years ago. His drawings and his father’s instructions to turn 7 October into a machine of terror show how hatred is passed on to the younger generations

The battle over strengthening ESMA shows how the interests of national authorities continue to hold back the integration of European financial markets. Between powers to be defended and stock exchanges excluded from common supervision, Europe remains fragmented, whilst companies struggle to grow (and shift capital to Wall Street).

The price of gas is already enough to discourage its use, but the ETS further increases the cost of energy. The EU defends the system partly because of the revenue it generates and partly because of the financial interests linked to the emissions trading market 

Ever since he became the Democratic candidate in Texas, the senator has been subjected to a barrage of insults from his political opponents, in an attempt to portray him as out of step with the values of conservative masculinity which, according to the Republicans, he is supposed to embody. This is where the nickname coined by Trump, "White Tofu", comes from.

How does the ‘democratic shield’ work? “Through preventive action against interference,” says the former minister, “but also through response mechanisms and the adoption of countermeasures, with the establishment of a public-private analysis committee that informs DIS and AGCOM of any threats detected, to ensure the transparency and integrity of the electoral process and the transparency of funding"

Yashar’s leader promises that within eighteen months, Hamas will no longer be in the Gaza Strip. The weight of his words and the electoral dynamics

Michele Santoro’s misrepresentation of Istat figures and the broader issue of Italian talk shows, where the value of a contribution depends primarily on whether it is for or against the government, rather than on any real knowledge of the subject

The company’s CEOs, Sarandos and Peters, have announced that they will be making 1,000 staff redundant and that the restructuring will affect all departments, right up to senior management. In the near future, we will see fewer festival films and fewer risky ventures based solely on talent, which are difficult to justify financially. For subscribers, this is not good news.

Max Pezzali and Mauro Repetto are back in pursuit of the American dream, whilst the British track ‘Youth’ reflects on the passing of time and ‘Vigil’ takes the intrigue all the way to the Arctic. Meanwhile, Sylvester Stallone has no intention of giving up on Tulsa

The Pew Research Centre reports a slump in the president’s approval ratings amongst voters who, just two years ago, favoured him over Kamala Harris. The only religious group that still supports him is that of white evangelical men

The anomaly in the geographical network, which forced the organisation to halve its capacity, demonstrates that the issue to be discussed today, rather than the motive, is the architecture. The solution is not a call for diplomacy. We need truly diversified networks, failover tests under real-world load, and contracts with suppliers that price in systemic risk. And we need human capital

Who wrote to the editor-in-chief, Claudio Cerasa

The mayor reopens the Valle amidst monologues and pro-employment slogans. He did not invite Giuli to the press conference. FdI’s fury: “He has officially launched the election campaign” 

The Sardinian president criticises Meloni by making a false claim: “We have already met the target for renewables.” But Sardinia is the region lagging furthest behind on the Pniec: it will meet the target 20 years late

This year, the Italian athlete broke the long-standing Italian 800-metre record (1’43”7, set in 1973) and ran the distance in 1’42”67. “Now I’m recharging my batteries for the indoor season; I’ve missed it for the past two years due to physical problems: I want to improve my personal best, set the Italian record and head to the European Championships in Valencia with high hopes. That will be the first step.” Interview

There is a newspaper that dictates the line to the leader of the M5S, mocks Schlein and detests the reformists in the PD. A small publication that is, in its own way, both repellent and entertaining, yet a significant obstacle on the path to unifying a broad and competitive political camp capable of challenging the centre-right.

A review of the film by Lance Oppenheim, starring Robert Pattinson, Merritt Wever, Skyler Gisondo and Matthew Maher