In 2020, a year of unprecedented upheaval, the global pandemic exposed the fragility of our lives and societal structures. We confronted existential questions and deep mistrust, realising the madness of our previous social paradigms. Disengaging from the relentless march of time, we sought sanctuary in places like the hills of Monferrato. Embracing nature’s healing powers, we found solace in its beauty and each other’s company. Through rituals and reconnecting with the earth, we reclaimed our dignity and rejected the hollow pursuits of materialism. At Tenuta Tenaglia, we embraced our passions and embarked on a journey of self-discovery, heralding a new era of authenticity and determination.

In the heart of London, the pulse of punk 4 beats strong, echoing the rebel- lious spirit
of the past while embracing a modern twist.
The city’s standing punk scene is experiencing a vibrant resurgence, where DIY ethos collides with contemporary sounds. Uniting diverse subcultures, this movement thrives on individuality and raw energy. Venues like The 100 Club and The Underworld host electrifying gigs, showcasing emerging bands and punk veterans alike. With their distinctive fashion, bold attitudes, and socially conscious lyrics, these modern punks challenge norms and rede- fine rebellion. London’s standing punk scene isn’t just a nod to its iconic past; it’s a living, breathing testament to the en- during power of punk in the 21st century.

The journey begins in war-ravaged countries like Eritrea and Sudan, where black Africans face discrimination. Fleeing genocide, they pay Bedouin tribes for safe passage through the Sinai desert, enduring brutality en route. In Israel, they’re detained in Saharonim prison, released with minimal aid. Sudanese refugees receive temporary visas but are denied rights, labeled ‘infiltrators’ by the government. They’re marginalised, left to survive in South Tel Aviv’s Levinsky Park, often exploited for menial labor. This newspaper seeks to shed light on their struggle, neglected by Israeli society and the world, highlighting their resilience and the oppressive refugee policies they face.

ATARASIA
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Ataraxia (atapadia, literally, “unperturbedness”, generally translated as “imperturbability”, “equanimity”, or “tranquillity”).
Often English ataraxy, this Greek philosophical term was a key component of the Epicurean conception of the highest good – a lucid state of robust equanimity that was characterised by ongoing freedom from distress and worry.
A state of mental tranquility; Freedom from mental discomfort,

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