Following a record-breaking and fastest-ever sellout of its 2025 edition, Reggae Land says it is matching demand by expanding into a three-day festival for the first time. Reggae Land said on Monday, March 9, that its July 31 edition will headline global superstar Burna Boy, who plays the festival for the first time.  “One of… Read More

La Giunta ha approvato la delibera presentata dall’assessore all’Urbanistica Paolo Mazzoleni che approva il progetto di riqualificazione dell’area dell’ex Fonderia Roz, compresa tra via Bagnasco, corso Lione, via Spalato e piazza Marmolada, nella Circoscrizione 3. L’intervento prevede una trasformazione dell’area dismessa con l’inserimento di nuove funzioni residenziali e la valorizzazione delle superfici a uso pubblico… Read More

Questo pomeriggio nel Parco Cavalieri di Vittorio Veneto di piazza d’Armi si è tenuta la cerimonia di messa a dimora degli alberi donati da Suzuki alla Città di Torino in occasione della Giornata Nazionale degli Alberi 2025, che contribuiranno alla crescita del “Bosco diffuso Suzuki” sul territorio. Nell’ambito del Suzuki Green Friday, grazie alla raccolta… Read More

Torino ospiterà domani giovedì 12 marzo 2026 presso l’International Training Centre dell’ILO l’evento internazionale “Shaping AI Futures Across Africa and Europe”, un appuntamento dedicato al confronto tra startup africane, imprese europee, centri di ricerca e istituzioni per promuovere nuove collaborazioni nel campo dell’intelligenza artificiale applicata allo sviluppo sostenibile. L’iniziativa si inserisce nel quadro della collaborazione… Read More

“Salvare lo stato sociale” è il titolo della quinta edizione del Festival Internazionale dell’Economia, a cura di Editori Laterza e Collegio Carlo Alberto – Torino Local Committee, con la direzione scientifica di Tito Boeri. L’appuntamento si terrà a Torino dal 22 al 25 ottobre con una novità importante: da quest’anno il festival si sposta stabilmente in autunno. La scelta… Read More

Caribbean-American Democratic Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke on Friday, Feb. 27, condemned what she described as intentions by United States President Donald J. Trump to nationalize federal elections. “Donald Trump has made his intentions unmistakably clear: he wants to nationalize our federal elections because he and his Republican enablers cannot win them fairly,” Clarke, the daughter… Read More

Chef Andrew Black with his grandmother, Elysabeth Badoo, whose Indo-Caribbean cooking inspired the concept behind Dougla Kitchen.Photo courtesy of Betsy Dutcher Photography For decades, Oklahoma City’s dining identity was largely defined by steakhouse culture and traditional American fare. Today, diners are lining up for escovitch fish, Trinidad-style doubles and whole roasted jerk chicken, a shift… Read More

Caribbean-American Democratic Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke on Saturday, Feb. 28, strongly condemned the United States and Israel’s attack on Iran. Early Saturday morning, Feb. 28, United States President Donald J. Trump announced the start of massive and ongoing military operations against Iran.  “I reject Donald Trump’s illegal war in Iran, and I reject the unsound… Read More

Sunday the clock advanced one hour in order to continue the mandate signaling the start of daylight savings time. The day also marked the 24-hour time-frame dedicated by the United Nations to honor the female gender with an International Women’s Day. Those two significant events coincided during Women’s History Month as Mattel celebrated the 67-year… Read More

Willie Stewart is not finished telling Jamaica’s story. The former drummer of the legendary reggae band Third World has released a new single, “Have a Little Faith,” a humanitarian anthem grounded in resilience, unity and spiritual strength. For Stewart, the record represents more than new music; it is a continuation of a mission that began… Read More