Culture · 6 min read
Youssef Mansour
Articles
Culture · 7 min read
Stevie Wonder Replays His Masterpiece: The Anniversary Tour Promises Nights to Remember
Sport · 6 min read
A Historic Comeback: Kimi Antonelli Delivers Monza to Italy After 60 Years
Business · 6 min read
The Miami Shock: The Amazon Air Crash Putting Global Freight Under Pressure
Culture · 5 min read
In Brooklyn, Caribbean Carnival Becomes a Cultural Answer to Political Uncertainty
Culture · 8 min read
Miu Miu in Venice: When Luxury Turns a Film Festival Into an Influence Studio
Culture · 6 min read
Charlize Theron Defends the Movie Theater Against AI: Hollywood Rediscovers Its Collective
Business · 5 min read
Huawei Goes on Trial in New York: The Case That Could Reshape Global Tech
After eight years of legal maneuvering, Huawei faces a federal jury in New York in a case with consequences for telecoms, trade and US-China relations.
World · 6 min read
The World Can Read, But Not Enough: The Figure That Darkens 60 Years of Progress
International Literacy Day celebrates its 60th anniversary in Chiapas. But behind the ceremonies, 739 million young people and adults still lack basic skills, and 273 million children remain out of school.
Culture · 6 min read
Venice Shaken: Julia Loktev’s Film Reveals the Dizzying Price of Freedom
Premiering at Venice, Julia Loktev’s documentary turns the exile of independent Russian journalists into a universal story about freedom.
Business · 6 min read
Hollywood Takes Back Control: The Summer Gen Z Saved the Box Office
The U.S. summer box office reached $4.61 billion, its best level since 2013. Behind the rebound is a new formula: Gen Z, event movies, premium screens and fatigue with automatic franchises.
Sport · 6 min read
Ferrari Lights Up Monza, Aston Martin Collapses: The Signal That Shakes F1
Ferrari has placed Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton at the top of the early sessions of the Italian Grand Prix, while Aston Martin and Honda face a spectacular performance crisis.