On the early morning of February 24th, Russian troops entered Ukraine, beginning a “special military operation”. A recap of the main events happened in the first hours of the conflict. Continue reading Russia Invades Ukraine. A Reportage of the First Hours.
The coronavirus pandemic led to a global supply chain crisis, that is tackling also the paper industry. 9to5 investigated this issue and its possible outcomes such as books shortages. Continue reading Global Paper Shortage Challenges Books Availability
The Constitutional Affairs and Budget Commissions of the Italian Parliament approved an amendment to introduce a twenty-million fund for financing psychological treatments for people. A measure that could positively impact people’s mental health. Continue reading Italy to Introduce a 20-Million Fund for Psychological Treatments
The rise of shared e-scooters challenges municipalities for new regulations. What’s the situation in Groningen? Continue reading Beating the Streets, Out and About in Groningen
The People’s Tribunal on the Murder of Journalists kickstarted an initiative to demand justice in the killing of journalists. We asked the organizes what outcomes they expect from this project. Continue reading Will a People’s Tribunal Help to Create a Safer World for the Truth?
Last July, the Italian Parliament approved an amendment that allows collecting digital signatures for referendum campaigns, making it easier to meet the 500,000 signatures threshold to launch a referendum. Pressure groups and activists welcomed the new rule. At the same time, critics fear there will be an avalanche of referendums and are proposing law adjustments. Continue reading Digital Signatures For Referendums Are Reshaping Italian Law
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