The installation “Nature’s Computility”, presented at the Videocittà festival held from 10 to 12 July at the Gazometro in Rome, breaks reality down into particles and, through a technological process, brings its “human element” back to life. A dialogue on the use of artificial intelligence in China, the United States and Europe, and the boundary between the figurative and the abstract 

The US and Russia are extending the life of the space station, but does it make sense?

The historian Rafael Medoff has compiled a series of cartoons to reconstruct what the American public knows about the persecution and extermination of European Jews during the Holocaust. But the book was never published. Since 7 October, Israeli writers have found themselves in a state of ‘isolation and exclusion’ 

Many countries are stepping up their security (and espionage) systems, from Germany to Italy. The Tokyo government is the only one to suffer the consequences

Ten years ago, a faction of the Turkish army attempted to overthrow the government. It took just a few hours for the coup to be declared a failure. For the president, however, that very night marked the beginning of a new political era, at the expense of opposition parties, journalists, academics and religious leaders