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Quote of the day by Seneca: 'Expecting is the greatest impediment to...' Life lessons on future, peace, true living, anxious anticipation and practicing mindfulness

Quote of the day by Seneca reminds people that expecting future outcomes can take away the value of the present. The Stoic philosopher explained that people should focus on what they can control today instead of worrying about tomorrow. His message from On the Shortness of Life continues to guide…

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by Julius Caesar: “In the end, it is impossible not to… – Inspiring lessons on identity, perception, personal growth and why surrounding yourself with positivity matters by the General and former Roman Dictator known for his deep insights on leadership and human nature

Quote of the Day by Julius Caesar: Julius Caesar’s quote, “In the end, it is impossible not to become what others believe you are,” explores the powerful influence that other people's perceptions and expectations can have on an individual's identity and behavior. The quote suggests that the opinions, labels, and…

The Economic Times

Love, power and betrayal: Tosca rehearsals begin at Austria's St Margarethen quarry

Rehearsals for Tosca at Austria's St Margarethen Quarry are underway, opening an evocative journey into Puccini's Rome, where light and shadow meet faith and revolution.

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80 vials of fentanyl stolen from Rome hospital, enough for 20,000 doses

80 vials have disappeared from the capital's Jewish hospital pharmacy, with no sign of a break‑in. The synthetic opioid, 100 times stronger than morphine and a national emergency in North America, sparks an emergency meeting at Palazzo Chigi.

Euronews

The Meloni effect: Has Italy's prime minister delivered on her promises?

On September 25, 2022, Giorgia Meloni made history by becoming the first female leader of an Italian government, with a powerful personal story – that of a child from a deprived neighbourhood of Rome reaching the summit of power thanks to her popularity. Three and a half years later, the…

France 24

What Stoic Philosophy Teaches About Resilience That Indians Already Know Through Dharma and Wisdom

The Dichotomy of Control, and What the Gita Said FirstEpictetus, a freed Roman slave who became one of the most quoted Stoic thinkers, built his entire teaching on one distinction: some things are in your control, and some are not. Your opinions, your impulses, your desires, yours. Everything else: not…

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Traditionalist SSPX Defies Pope Leo XIV by Consecrating 4 Bishops Without His Approval – What This Means

The unauthorised ceremony at the SSPX's Écône seminary echoes the group's historic 1988 split with Rome and has renewed fears of a deeper divide within the Catholic Church.

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Pope calls on Lefebvrists to halt bishop ordinations

The Pope has issued a direct and personal appeal, urging the traditionalists to return to full communion with the Catholic Church.

Euronews

Tourists soldier on in Rome despite heatwave

Europe's scorching heatwave is forcing tourists to reconsider their travel plans, with many finding Rome's 36C temperatures unbearable, even with misting machines. Visitors from India and the US, accustomed to air-conditioned environments, are struggling, with some considering visiting during cooler shoulder seasons. The extreme heat is impacting everyone, from families…

The Economic Times

‘I thought of her as a volcano’: the triumphant art and very troubling death of Ana Mendieta

Her shocking performances and stunning images made Mendieta the talk of the art world in the 1970s and 80s. Then she fell from a New York apartment block in 1985 – and her husband was charged with murder. As a major exhibition comes to London, her friends discuss her genius…

The Guardian - UK

Former BBC director-general issues stark warning on UK media: ‘Rome is burning’

His comments came as the House of Lords discussed the Media Green Paper, which set out the government’s new strategic direction

The Independent UK

‘A man does not die alone’: Chilling messages left by Bangladeshi man before killing family of 3 in Italy

A haunting social media message has surfaced in connection with a horrific triple homicide in Rome, where a father, mother, and their young daughter were discovered lifeless. The primary suspect, 43-year-old Shahadat Hossain from Bangladesh, is the focus of an extensive manhunt by the police. His ominous post, stating, 'A…

The Times of India

Italian National Championships: Jonathan Milan sprints to first road race title after Lidl-Trek keep rivals under firm control

Isolated Milan beat Tommaso Dati and Alessandro Romele to the line

Cycling News

‘Vespa is a way of life’: Thousands ride through Rome as Italy’s iconic scooter turns 80

Thousands of Vespa enthusiasts rode through Rome on Saturday as Italy celebrated the 80th anniversary of its iconic scooter. Created in the aftermath of World War II, the Vespa has evolved from an affordable means of transport into a global symbol of Italian design, lifestyle and cinematic glamour.

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'The Romans were probably never going to go away': In new 'Almost History' podcast, listen to how history might have played out if Carthage had defeated the Roman Republic

A new podcast from All About History magazine dives into an alternate reality of what may have happened during the famous battles between Carthage and Rome.

Euronews

Vespa celebrates 80 years with a grand parade in Rome

Thousands of enthusiasts took to Rome’s streets to mark the Vespa’s 80th anniversary, with 160 models on show tracing the brand’s history from 1946 to today.

The Independent UK

Photos show Vespa enthusiasts buzzing through Rome celebrating the little scooter's 80th anniversary

Around 15,000 Vespas buzzed through Rome on Saturday, celebrating the scooter's 80th anniversary. Enthusiasts from Europe, the US, Australia and the Philippines gathered to honor the iconic brand. This is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.

The Independent UK

More than 15,000 Vespas from across the world swarm Rome as iconic scooter celebrates anniversary

Enthusiasts from across Europe, England, San Francisco, Australia’s Gold Coast, and the Philippines gathered

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Thousands expected for Vespa celebration in Rome

ROME - An icon for the Italian way of life, the Vespa is celebrating its 80th birthday with thousands of drivers expected to zip around Rome in the legendary scooters on Saturday.

Euronews

‘Very worried’: Rome airports could suspend new EES border checks over fears of summer travel chaos

There have already been calls to put the system on hold and airports requiring extra security to manage queues.

The Independent UK

Rome airports could suspend new EU border checks to stop summer travel queues

‘The process proves to be incompatible with the peak volumes that we are going to face,’ said Italian airport CEO

Euronews

EU ban on Russian combatants faces resistance from France and Italy

Rome and Paris have cited legal and technical concerns over how the ban should be applied in practice.

France 24

Divorce, Italian style: Is Meloni-Trump row bringing Europe closer together?

Has Trump whispering run its course? Ask the now departing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who famously brought that letter of invitation from the king to the Oval Office, or Hungary’s ousted leader Viktor Orban. And how about the very public breakup with the only European leader invited to Donald…

The Conversation

Morocco’s hidden history: archaeology, DNA and carbon dating rewrite the story of the ancient world

For decades, stories about the ancient Mediterranean have centred on the grand cultures of Greece, Rome, Phoenicia and Egypt. North-west Africa seldom enters the picture before the arrival of Phoenician traders on the Moroccan coast about 3,000 years ago.

The Guardian - UK

Rome airports threaten to suspend new EU passport system to avoid summer ‘disaster’

Airports CEO says letting non-EU passengers skip entry-exit system would be only way to avoid peak season travel chaos

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