Camilla Soldati

Digital Editor

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Unexploded mines and bombs. Demining Syria will take 30 years

Unexploded mines and bombs. Demining Syria will take 30 years

5 years of war made Syria a land riddled with unexploded mines and bombs. So many that entirely demining the country will require dozens of years of work. This tragic long-term consequence of the conflict has been denounced by the French association Handicap International. In a report published on 15 March in Paris, the organisation

Flights from Europe to the US will be slowed down by climate change

Flights from Europe to the US will be slowed down by climate change

By 2100, flights from London to New York, as well as any other transatlantic flight from Europe to the United States, will be more expensive, longer and more polluting than today. This is due to climate change. In particular, due to the consequences the rise in global temperatures will cause on the jet stream, according

Palestinian Hanan Al Hroub is the best teacher in the world. She teaches nonviolence

Palestinian Hanan Al Hroub is the best teacher in the world. She teaches nonviolence

The best teacher in the world teaches about nonviolence to children of West Bank. Hanan Al Hroub, 43-year-old Palestinian woman, was awarded the Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize 2016, the equivalent of Nobel Prize  for teaching, during the Educations and Skills Forum in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Hanan al Hroub: her story Al Hroub didn’t study to

5 years of the Syrian civil war

5 years of the Syrian civil war

It’s been 5 years since the Syrian civil war began, despite it can no longer be called “civil”. Figures got out of hands and are no precise enough to show the size of the conflict between governmental forces, rebels, terroristic groups and foreign military. The United Nations estimates that 250,000 people were killed and over a