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Climate Strike: Hundreds of Thousands Unite for the Planet’s Future
Friday, Mar. 15 saw hundreds of thousands of young people across the world take to the streets to join the climate strike. “We are demonstrating today for our planet and for our future. This is the place where we and those who come after us will live, ” Jennifer, a 16-year-old girl from Rome, the Italian capital, who opted to join the protests, told IPS.
Italy Has the ‘Greenest Agriculture’ in Europe, But it’s Not Sustainable
While Italian agriculture is in a leading position in terms of organic farming, sustainable agriculture and being at the forefront of biodiversity conservation; water scarcity, illegal workers and the role of women and combined ageing of its workforce remain pressing concerns.
A ‘Multicultural Jewel’ in Rome: Migrants and Italians Mingle at Esquilino Market
The Esquilino market, built at the end of the 1800s, is a pillar of Roman traditional daily shopping. It managed to survive the Fascist period and two world wars: it’s a veteran of the city.
Migrants in Italy: “Shame Is Keeping Us Here”
Despite deplorable living conditions, loneliness and unemployment, many African migrants in Italy choose to stay – even when they have the means to return.
“Refugees Are Nothing but Commodities”
As countless refugees arriving on Italy’s shores report torture, extortion and forced labour in Libyan detention centers, many say they never intended to make the journey to Europe until the chaos in Libya left them no other choice.
Let There Be Work: Italian Ministry of the Interior Announces Initiative on Employment of Refugees
Thus far, 2016 has proved fatal for the thousands of migrants crossing the Mediterranean in a bid to find safety in Italy. Alarmingly, between January and March, a spiralling death toll was recorded among refugees and migrants attempting to reach Italy by boat from North Africa.
Ethiopia, Kazakhstan, Sweden Among New Members of UN Security Council
Bolivia, Ethiopia, Kazakhstan and Sweden were elected on Tuesday to serve on the UN Security Council (UNSC) as non-permanent members, while Italy and Netherlands have split the remaining contested seat.
Italy Joins Internet Rights ‘Club’
Italy has finally joined the restricted club of states in the world that have chosen the constitutional path for regulating the Internet – or at least has taken a significant step in that direction – by adopting a Declaration of Internet Rights.
Opinion: A Farewell to Arms that Fuel Atrocities is Within Our Grasp
The recent explosions that apparently destroyed a 2, 000-year-old temple in the ancient city of Palmyra in Syria were yet another grim example of how the armed group calling itself the Islamic State (IS) uses conventional weapons to further its agenda.
Opinion: BRICS for Building a New World Order?
As the leaders of the BRICS five meet in the Russian city of Ufa for their annual summit Jul. 8–10, their agenda is likely to be dominated by economic and security concerns, triggered by the continuing economic crisis in the European Union and the security situation in the Middle East.
Rights Groups Call for Durable Solution for Europe’s Migrants
Human rights groups are calling for a sustainable solution to the migrant crisis in Europe, especially following the dismantling of refugee camps in Paris and Calais, France, over the past two weeks.
Opinion: G7 Makes Commitment on Climate … to Climate Chaos
One of the promises made by the leaders of the world’s seven richest nations when they met at Schloss Elmau in Germany earlier this week was an energy transition over the next decades, aiming to gradually phase out fossil fuel emissions this century to avoid the worst of climate change.
Opinion: Greece – A Sad Story of the European Establishment
Only 50 years of Cold War (and the fact that German Chancellor Angela Merkel grew up in East Germany) can possibly explain the strange political power of the United States over Europe.
Migrants Between Scylla and Charybdis
Not even a month has passed since over 700 hundred migrants lost their lives in their attempt to reaching the shores of Italy and the media spotlights have already faded on the island of Sicily, Italy’s southern region and main gateway to Europe.
Europe’s Unregulated Lobbying Opens Door to Corruption, Says Rights Group
Lobbying is an integral part of democracy, but multiple scandals throughout Europe demonstrate that a select number of voices with more money and insider contacts can come to dominate political decision-making – usually for their own benefit.
EU Inaction Accused of Costing Lives in the Mediterranean
“The unbearable number of lives lost at sea will only grow if the European Union does not act now to ensure search-and-rescue operations across the Mediterranean, ” Human Rights Watch warned Apr. 15.
A “Year of Eye-Catching Steps Forward” for Renewable Energy
Driven by solar and wind, world investments in renewable energy reversed a two-year dip last year, brushing aside the challenge from sharply lower oil prices and registering a 17 percent leap over the previous year to stand at 270 billion dollars.
Opinion: The ‘Acapulco Paradox’ – Two Parallel Worlds Each Going Their Own Way
The world is clearly splitting into two parallel worlds, with each going their own way, in what we could call the ‘Acapulco paradox’.
Europe Dream Swept Away in Tripoli
It’s easy to spot Saani Bubakar in Tripoli´s old town: always dressed in the distinctive orange jumpsuit of the waste collectors, he pushes his cart through the narrow streets on a routine that has been his for the last three years of his life.
OPINION: Europe Has Lost Its Compass
The Swedish Social Democrat government, which took office only two months ago, has just resigned. The far-right anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats sided with the four-party centre-right opposition alliance, and new elections will be held in March next year.
War Knocks on Door of Youth Centre in Zwara
It could be a squat house anywhere: music is playing non-stop and there is also a radio station and an art exhibition. However, weapons are also on display among the instruments, and most here wear camouflage uniform.
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IPS SPA is located in ROMA,
Italy and is part of the Software Publishers Industry. IPS SPA has 114 employees at this location and generates $21. 67 million in sales (USD). There are 11 companies in the IPS SPA corporate family.
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MARIO ROMANI
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Packaging solutions Solutions for packaging: we sew every time the machine around your product. IPS is the acronym for Italian Packaging Solutions because our mission is to offer solutions for the packaging of food and non-food products. Bread and dairy products, pasta, fruit and vegetables, biscuits, meats, cheese, ready meals, fresh and frozen food but also household products, medical products, electronics and industrial hardware: IPS responds to the needs of different sectors and collaborates with his customers to sew a machine around their product.
