Isis terrorists, antiquity looters
Isis hasn’t destroyed all antiquities. But the most precious artifacts are in the hands of terrorists. Here’s why.
The plight of the Rohingya, the drifting invisible community
Thousands of Rohingya are lost at sea. The media remains silent on a tragedy that recalls that of migrants crossing the Mediterranean.
Rice plays a key role at Expo 2015
The rice cluster is now open. Explore six among the countries with the largest production and consumption of rice. Touch, taste and, why not, buy.
Eusébio, another indigenous leader killed in the Amazon
Once again, a Brazilian indigenous leader has been killed, as a result of efforts to protect the Amazon rainforest against illegal deforestation.
What was and what is Expo now that we can visit it
A journey through all the countries of the world through the eyes of a conscientious visitor of Expo 2015.
Aquae Venezia, the exhibition on blue gold in the Lagoon City
How can all the world’s people have access to water? Aquae Venezia, an event corollary to Expo, tries to answer to this question.
Terra Viva: Vandana Shiva’s manifesto presented at Expo 2015
Vandana Shiva, Expo 2015 Ambassador, has presented Terra Viva, Navdanya International’s manifesto for a new social, economic and agricultural pact.
Mazen Darwish: “There are no prisons big enough for free speech”
Mazen Darwish, Syrian journalist currently in prison, is the winner of the World Press Freedom Prize 2015 of UNESCO.
Senegalese lands cultivated using solar irrigation systems
A project supported by the Italian Cooperation in collaboration with Enea. Thanks to solar power, farmers employ sustainable farming methods.
Reading canned fish labels: seine net
Seine nets are a sustainable way of fishing, but if used with FADs are no longer sustainable. Let’s discover what thay are and how they are employed.