In sifting through "Delirious Naples", it becomes clear that there is more to uncover in Naples than just a really good meal and a nice spot to take a selfie. There’s trash and treasure, old and new, foreign and familiar, and many more polar opposites that contribute to its reality...

On April 26th-27th, the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute of the City University of New York held their annual international conference to explore the images that have been evocative of Italy for decades, even centuries, and to define ideas like what it means to be an Italian woman.

Considering fairly recent major global events with impending international socio-economic impacts, such as Brexit or the ever-increasing threat posed by climate change, it seems like a good time to hold an event to foster dialogue between European and American industry experts, and government and academic institutions.

On Tuesday, the Italian Cultural Institute in New York hosted the event “Project: Planet Clean-Up” in order to showcase two Italian start-ups, D’Orbit and Sea Defense Solutions (SEADS), that are working on promising temporary fixes to the Earth’s worsening health.

UN special envoy Ghassan Salamé, along with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, held a special closed meeting from Libya about the state of Libyan stability. The President of the UNSC, German Ambassador Christoph Heusgen, addressed the press, stating that the UN is truly united in its desire to prevent another civil...

During a press conference at the United Nations Headquarters, Secretary General António Guterres, along with President of the UN General Assembly Maria Fernanda Espinosa and WMO SG Petteri Taalas, urge world leaders to skip the speeches and present plans for the September 2019 Climate Action Summit in light of new...

“The Italian literary establishment...tends to only recognize things within , and anything else outside of Italy is not really ‘Italian literature’—it’s just sort of ‘stuff.’ And we thought, you know what, there’s a lot of ‘stuff’ out there.”

It will be imperative to have multilateral cooperation between countries in which FGM is performed in order to have “efficient intervention” against this phenomenon that “ the physical integrity of women in general and girls in particular,” says Burkina Faso’s Minister of Women, National Solidarity, Family and Humanitarian Affairs.

But should the question “is it a Caravaggio or isn’t it a Caravaggio?” really be at the forefront of people’s minds the evening before International Women’s Day?