Kidney
People kiss after the war.
In Rome's Museo del Genio, a retrospective of the French photographer Robert Duano, whose photo "Kiss" from 1950, was discovered only 42 years later, was not created spontaneously.
Archeology
A village that was the seat of the Roman municipium
That Skelane, a village of 800 souls, was the seat of the city administration in Roman times is evidenced by the marvelous floor mosaics and a number of other values. It is expected that only future research will reveal the true significance of this area
Death of Pope Francis
Funeral of Pope Francis: State of emergency in Rome
Pope Francis will be buried on Saturday (April 26), when nine days of mourning will begin. Who will all attend the funeral? What are the security measures?
Ecology
What did the ancient Romans inhale?
It is known reliably that the ancient Romans also polluted the environment. Lead, for example, was even used to make children's toys. Should this information comfort or worry us?
We in the world
Our exhibitions in Rome, Paris and Beijing are ongoing
Mira Brtka's retrospective exhibition in Rome was evaluated as an event of cultural diplomacy. In Beijing, the Museum of Contemporary Art hosts an exhibition of conceptual art, and in Paris, before the start of the Olympic Games, archival material on Serbian Olympians was presented.
Chronicle
Are Bulgari stores safe
Tonight in Rome, thieves robbed jewelry worth half a million euros from a store from the Bulgari chain, and a year ago from their jewelry store in Paris.
History
Giordano Bruno the first whistleblower
On this day in the year 1600, Giorgio Bruno, the enemy of the theologians of that time, with whom he argued mercilessly and mocked them, was burned
The World
Emperor Constantine's wish was fulfilled
A replica of the monumental statue that the Great Emperor ordered for himself in 312 has been in Rome since yesterday thanks to 3D technology
Postcard
The man who came too close
In the Roman museums and galleries, the works of the world-famous British photographer Don McAllen, the Ukrainian Boris Mihailov and the Hungarian Robert Capa are exhibited, which tell about world history.
The World
Pope Francis: The Church is open to LGBT people, but it has laws
Unlike previous leaders of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis is much more tolerant towards the LGBT community, but not completely. At this year's Catholic festival in Portugal, he called for peace and solidarity among young people, regardless of their sexuality.
Society
Archbishop Nemet: Take five minutes of peace today
Belgrade Archbishop Ladislav Nemet reminded believers who celebrate Christmas today according to the Gregorian calendar that they should return to their families. In Rome, in front of about 7000 believers and tourists, Pope Francis, in his sermon on Christmas Eve, rebuked those who are in love with wealth and power at the expense of the vulnerable and children.
In the new issue
Italy: God, fatherland, family and Duce in the heart
The coalition of the radical right has convincingly won the extraordinary parliamentary elections in Italy. The new star of the European anti-liberal sky is Giorgio Meloni. While right-wing brothers and sisters across Europe are jubilant, in Brussels they are feverishly plotting how to contain the post-fascist monster in Rome.
Analyze
Victory of the extreme right in Italy: Two brothers and one sister of Mussolini
The extreme right has a new bright star shining from Rome on the European Union. Giorgio Meloni, in coalition with Silvio Berlusconi and Matteo Salvini, won an absolute majority in the parliamentary elections in Italy. It is a blow to the otherwise questionable European unity, which has only strengthened under the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Europe
Parliamentary elections in Italy: Fear of Europe by Giorgio Meloni
Parliamentary elections are being held in Italy today. The clear favorite for the future prime minister is Đorđa Meloni, head of the far-right party Brothers of Italy. Her motto is known from Mussolini's dictatorship: "God, family, fatherland"
DIY - Roman Orgies
The art of having a good time
Catullus considered that there is no good dinner without wine, refreshments, and the company of beautiful girls; the connection between food, drink and sex is ancient and undisguised. In this sense, one of the "dishes" at some feasts were the women themselves, entertainers, actresses, dancers, singers and musicians. So are boys, after all