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- 1Forum Retail 2026 Puts Fashion, Luxury and Sportswear in Focus▼Today: Forum Retail 2026 accende i riflettori su Fashion, Luxury e Sportswear: crescita, AI, nuovi consumatori e circula
Forum Retail 2026 opens in Italy, turning its attention to fashion, luxury and sportswear. The programme highlights industry growth, the role of artificial intelligence in luxury, shifting consumer habits among new target audiences, and the rise of circular economy practices. Key questions include how brands can reach new customers without losing their identity.
- 2Flet lets developers build web, desktop and mobile apps in Python▼Flet : un framework pour construire vos apps web, desktop et mobile en Python, avec un seul code pour six plateformes. P
Flet is a Python framework for building web, desktop and mobile applications from a single codebase targeting six platforms. It ships with more than 150 ready-to-use controls, supports libraries such as NumPy, pandas and Pillow on iOS and Android, and includes a flet build command to package apps for the App Store and Google Play.
- 3Italy's past seems to echo in its troubled present●Ci sono momenti in cui il passato sembra smettere di essere passato e torna a riflettersi drammaticamente nel presente.
An Italian commentary argues there are moments when the past stops being past and dramatically mirrors the present. It points to how many people today still struggle to make it to the end of the month, find dignified work and secure a future, suggesting that old social hardships have returned to contemporary Italy.
- 4Copper thieves strip colonial-era gunpowder store in Hobart●Copper thieves hit 175-year-old gunpowder storage site By Rani Fletcher Thieves have stripped copper fittings, including
Thieves have stripped copper fittings, including a lightning rod, from a 175-year-old colonial-era gunpowder storage building in Hobart. The heritage structure, once used to store gunpowder and explosives, was targeted for its copper components, part of a wider wave of metal theft. The damage to a rare surviving colonial building has drawn concern over heritage protection and repeat metal theft.