Alexandra’s diary

One of the many questions that continue to have no answer is that of time. What is time? Is time something absolute or is it something subjective? If there were no life, would it still exist? Since ancient Greece, man has constantly questioned what the true meaning of time is, whether it really exists or whether it is a fictitious illusion created by man. Time is the dimension in which… Read More »The time

Environmentalists welcomed the surprise decision by the Sri Lankan government to ban imports of palm oil into the country and eliminate existing plantations by replacing them with rubber trees over the next decade. The group of experts identified several issues related to the number of palm oil plantations with intensive monocultures in the area, including extreme soil erosion and drying of water sources. According to the experts’ report, the oil… Read More »SRI LANKA WILL ELIMINATE PALM OIL PLANTATIONS AND STOP IMPORTS, HISTORICAL DECISION

The game is above all an expressive function, that is, it manifests itself in a natural way where there are no environmental conditions that hinder its expression. The game consists in a transformation of reality according to one’s “I”, or rather on the basis of the needs of each child. But what is the purpose of the game? The primary purpose is to feel pleasure. In fact, children tend to… Read More »The game

@lovevda The Aosta Valley is the smallest Italian region and is located in the middle of the Alps, which here are divided into the sectors of the Graian Alps and the Pennine Alps. It is surrounded by the four highest mountain ranges in Italy. The region is crossed by the Dora Baltea, an important left tributary of the river Po, which marks its main valley from which numerous secondary valleys… Read More »Aosta Valley

@vigstefy Lampedusa is an island in Italy belonging to the archipelago of the Pelagie Islands, in Sicily. It is the largest of the Pelagie archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the most southern Italian territory, and is part of the free municipal consortium of Agrigento. Administratively, together with Linosa, it forms the municipality of Lampedusa and Linosa (of which it is the municipal seat), which has a total… Read More »Lampedusa

@ tv2000it Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere, surrounded by the Indian Ocean to the west and south, and the Pacific to the east. It is formed by the Mainland that is the mainland or the main island, Tasmania and other smaller islands called remote lands, such as the Cocos and Keeling Islands, Christmas Island, Norfolk Island, Lord Howe Island, l ‘Macquarie Island (believed to be part of Tasmania)… Read More »Australia

@diegobattistessa (civis mundi) Emilia-Romagna is distributed orographically in an almost symmetrical manner between the Po Valley and the reliefs, with the eastern portion of the northern Apennines (Tuscan-Emilian and Tuscan-Romagna) constituting the hinterland of every province except Ferrara. The flat part of the region (central-southern area of ​​the Po Valley), between the foothills and the Po, progressively widens from west to east, while the mountainous-hilly area retains an almost constant… Read More »Emilia Romagna

@vogliadiviaggiareTV The United States of America is a federal republic of North America made up of fifty states and a federal district. The forty-eight contiguous states and the Washington D.C. district (the federal capital) occupy the central strip of North America between Canada and Mexico and are bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. With 9850476 km² in total and approximately 331… Read More »United States

@Photos from La Repubblica London is home to numerous international institutions, organizations and companies. There are important museums and theaters; the city contains four world heritage sites. In addition, the monarch of the United Kingdom permanently resides at Buckingham Palace, and the Palace of Westminster houses the Parliament; 10 Downing Street is the Prime Minister’s residence and the seat of the UK Government. Since 2000, with the reforms desired by… Read More »London

@ Photo from La Repubblica Tel Aviv was the capital of Israel from 1948 to December 1949 and is still home to most foreign embassies in that state, as Israel’s proclamation of Jerusalem as the capital is not recognized by several Security Council resolutions. United Nations and a limited number of states have embassies in that city. However, the UN maps do not indicate any capital of Israel, therefore not… Read More »Tel Aviv