Culture has long been recognized as a powerful force for social and economic regeneration, but its potential has often been overlooked, particularly in marginalized areas. However, recently, it has been gradually understood the transformative power of culture in driving positive change and its ability to foster innovation, create jobs, and…

The most important meeting on geopolitics and geoeconomics is in New Delhi, India. The Raisina Dialogue will end on March 4, inaugurated yesterday by Indian Prime Minister Modi and Premier Giorgia Meloni. An event that fits into the groove of the G20, of which India itself holds the presidency from…

The Raisina Dialogue, the geopolitical forum, in collaboration with the G20, that brought together 250 decision-makers, including Tony Blair, ministers, heads of state, and experts from around the world, concluded in New Delhi, India. Among the themes that emerged at the forum was that of the “enlarged Mediterranean,” as Italian…

At the Raisina Dialogue, the ongoing geopolitical forum in New Delhi, India, at the G20, now in its eighth year, 250 decision-makers worldwide are debating the direction humanity will take to emerge from the perfect storms of the present. …

At the Raisina Dialogue, the ongoing geopolitical forum in New Delhi (this year in collaboration with G20 India), sustainable futures are being discussed in an era characterized, the event’s official emphasizes, by “provocation, uncertainty, turbulence” with the gathering of 250 selected invitees, including heads of state and experts, as a…

More opportunities for women, more diversity for the agri-food system, and more prosperity for all. Women are most affected by the climate crisis and less responsible for it. Women in agriculture are equal just only in quantity. Still, they have fewer rights, less access to natural and financial resources, less contractual power, and fewer strategic roles in the food value chain. Empowering women is not…

Awakening the Potential of the (Still Forgotten) Mountain “Lands of the Mediterranean Diet” Through Conscious and Sustainable Tourism Looking at our planet from an external perspective, we can clearly see that everything on Earth is a constant and continuous interconnection of habitats. Habitats — those places that allow certain species to live, develop, and reproduce — are therefore places of life, richness, and diversity par excellence. From plants…

When it comes to food, we make on average 200 decisions every day, researchers say. These decisions may include what, where, how often, why, from whom to buy food, but also quantity, quality, origin, and impact of our food choices. Just like drops of water that, consistently after decades, can…

Stories of other people’s lives and foodtech In these explosive days, while the return from mass vacations seems the only one-dimensional frame to the current propaganda, in Pollica (S.A.), the third edition of the FAO and Future Food learning experience, focused on the theme of the Mediterranean, has come to an end. And that is on the…