New Zealand, Prioritizing Energy Security
With the aim of mitigating the impact of energy costs, New Zealand has embarked on a path to strengthen its energy security. In a context of global transition and uncertainty, the New Zealand’s government is pursuing a diversified strategy that strongly focuses on renewables, while still leveraging fossil fuels as a guarantee of stability. The […]
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Polonia, scoperto nel Mar Baltico il più grande giacimento di idrocarburi del Paese
La compagnia canadese Central European Petroleum (CEP) ha annunciato a luglio la scoperta del più grande giacimento di idrocarburi della Polonia, nonché, potenzialmente, uno dei più grandi d’Europa al di fuori del Mar del Nord. La scoperta è avvenuta nel Mar Baltico, nel pozzo esplorativo Wolin-1 (WE1), a circa sei chilometri al largo di Świnoujście, […]
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Algeri, prospettive e opportunità oltre gli idrocarburi
Relazioni storiche, culturali, vicinanza geografica. Il rapporto tra Algeria e Italia ha radici profonde e il tema attuale è quello di estendere relazioni già importanti andando ben oltre gli idrocarburi. Infatti, se il presente e il passato del Paese nordafricano sono legati indubbiamente alle grandi risorse nel sottosuolo che ne hanno consentito lo sviluppo, è […]
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Treaty of Osimo, a book to celebrate its fiftieth anniversary
The fiftieth anniversary of the Treaty of Osimo was commemorated by the Foreign Ministry with the presentation of a book edited by the Scientific Committee for the Publication of Italian Diplomatic Documents and published by the Istituto Poligrafico dello Stato on the Foreign Policy and History Portal, Farnesina: Politica estera e storia (Foreign Ministry: Foreign […]
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São Paulo, “First Love” on Stage
The Week of the Contemporary Italian Scene (SCENA) returned to São Paulo. Conceived and curated by Rachel Brumana, it has been committed since its first edition in 2019 to bringing to Brazil leading artists and performances from the Italian contemporary scene, representing the country’s most recent artistic production and engaging with the local scene. Two […]
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Prague, Music by Luigi Nono and Nicola Sani on Stage
The international ensemble ‘Klang Systematiek’ performed some particularly significant pieces from contemporary Italian music at the X10 Theatre in Prague: three pieces from the complete cycle “AchaB” for clarinet and electronics on 8 digital channels by Nicola Sani and “Io, Frammento dal Prometeo” (1981) by Luigi Nono. Conducted by Marco Angius, the performances featured Maria […]
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New Delhi, “Italy is Fashion” exhibition
The three “Italian Fashion Days in the World” (GMIM) have just concluded in India. This initiative, celebrating excellence and creativity, was launched last January by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in collaboration with the leading fashion industry associations (Confartigianato, Cna, Confindustria Moda, Confindustria Moda Denim, Anfao, Confindustria Accessori Moda, and CNMI), as part of its […]
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Washington, the annual ISSNAF event on quantum technologies
Washington, DC, November 7, 2025 – Yesterday, the Embassy of Italy in Washington hosted the annual event of the Italian Scientists and Scholars in North America Foundation (ISSNAF), which brings together thousands of Italian scientists, academics, and technologists active in laboratories, universities, and research and innovation centers across North America, dedicated this year to quantum […]
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Historical Diplomatic Archives: publication of the first section of the inventory of the Directorate General for Cultural Relations
The inventory of the first 90 files of Office I of the Directorate General for Cultural Relations (DGRC), compiled by Dr Isabella Proia, an officer in the cultural promotion sector, is now available on the website of the Historical and Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (MAECI). The documentation covers […]
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Iperluce Italiana by Getulio Alviani in Tokyo
The exhibition “Iperluce Italiana. The Reflective Genius of Getulio Alviani” has recently closed in Tokyo, paying tribute to one of the leading figures of twentieth-century programmed and kinetic art. The show featured a selection of around fifty works – from the celebrated “Vibratile Surfaces” and “Specular Interrelations” to Alviani’s geometric and chromatic experiments from the […]
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