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Long the preserve of the elite, caviar is now attracting a wider audience, boosted by its ubiquitous presence on social networks. This new visibility that fascinates as much as it questions big names in the sector and Michelin-starred chefs.
While more than 2 million Italians and millions more around the world are thought to have fibromyalgia, the hunt for a cure for this chronic pain disorder is long road. Between small legislative advances and psychedelics, Mariachiara Rafaiani shares her hopes for understanding and relief.
After two inmates reported a policeman in an Italy prison accusing him of being gay, the Head of the prison made the officer take a test to verify his sexual orientation. And we call ourselves a civilized nation?
The election of the new president of Senegal, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, paves the way for a period of deep uncertainty between Paris and Dakar, amidst the spread of an 'anti-French sentiment' in West Africa.
What are the links between Iran and the two powers challenging the Western order, Russia and China? And how do their relations affect the international climate? This is a key question at a time when the logic of war is at work in several regions of the world.
Scholars are increasingly pointing to ways that an overwhelming focus on emissions reduction — what has become known as carbon tunnel vision — can get in the way of holistically addressing the many sources of environmental decay.
The Islamic Republic of Iran wants to destroy Israel and seems willing to obliterate Iran in the process. How do you deal with a regime that sees international chaos as serving divine wishes? Many in Iran see the direct challenge from Israel as the path to their nation's liberation.
As a jaded and faded minister over-stretches himself, the BJP can see the election is far from being a done deal.
Many Sudanese fleeing the war in their country are risking their lives and cross to Egypt Egypt through the desert road. They pay traffickers between $300 and $509 for each person for the perilous trip.
Uncomfortable moments in daily life mixed with a child’s gaze and a struggle to let go of unhelpful male habits. What is this discomfort for?
Will former U.S. President Donald Trump maintain his 'dealmaker' approach towards Egypt in case he finds his way back to the White House?
Despite talk of a smaller impact, Israel is prolonging its war on Gaza with more bombing campaigns that regularly kill civilians. The daily slaughter continues as the international community and Middle East have been focused on the growing tensions between Israel and Iran.
What qualifies as an occupational accident when an employee is working from home? In France, despite regulations intended to be simple in substance and form, many teleworking accidents end up in the courts’ blind spot.
Home to the unicorn Vinted, Lithuania's capital is fostering its image as a Northern European tech hub and cultural capital, in an effort to attract new businesses and talents — despite its cold weather and two difficult neighbors: Russia and Belarus.
After more than a decade of war in Syria, where some 90% of the population now lives in poverty, children are working as fighters for the armed factions to help feed their families.
