Magnifica Humanitas focuses on the question of human fulfilment in the age of artificial intelligence. It is the question which, from Rerum novarum through Laborem exercens to Caritas in veritate, has run through over a century of the Church’s social teaching

For those who wish to discover what lies behind the conversations dominating the internet, social media and the younger generations. Three tips a week to explore comics, games and audiovisual media, and to unpack the myths, obsessions and stories that are shaping the contemporary imagination. Let’s start with the film "Backrooms", the graphic novel "Bagatto" and the video game "Mixtape"

At a book fair, one should be asking for something else. A commitment to doing away with pointless debates, for example. That stale, yawn-inducing rhetoric: any genuine book lover would like to blast it away with a flamethrower

Manuel Grillo has not signed the anti-fascism clause required by the AIE to take part in the Rome book fair. This is not a departure from the Constitution, he says, but a conviction that respecting it is sufficient to participate legitimately. His catalogue also stands in his defence: from Rebatet to Weiss

Christian mysticism alongside Romana Guarnieri, difference feminism and the battle against surrogacy: the philosopher from Diotima has broken new ground in women’s thought. A tribute

The great promise of technology is that, eventually, it will do the work for us, freeing up all our time. And in the end, there will be nothing left to free ourselves from, except, perhaps, ourselves

A book fair should be a place of complexity, of difficult and controversial ideas; otherwise, it is reduced to a sort of sugar-coated Disney-style world of the supposedly ‘good’ who pat each other on the back, getting all excited about the correctness of their own positions

Before the murder, this town in the Pavia area was known as the “Las Vegas of the Lomellina”. Today, almost 20 years on, efforts are underway to recapture the carefree spirit of those days. With a focus on brioches, too

In today’s newspaper you will also find the Navalny poster. We invite readers not simply to keep the poster but, if they wish, to take it to Venice and leave it in front of the Russian Pavilion. As a peaceful gesture of remembrance. Not against Russian culture, but against the erasure of Putinism