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The plans for the former Athens-Ellinikon airport, which is to be transformed into an exclusive coastal resort with beaches, parks, Greece's first skyscraper, and numerous recreational and cultural offerings, are set to be realized in several phases by 2030 and will create 85,000 jobs. #Ellinikon #Griechenland #SmartCity (translated)

BostonTea reacted with laughter and wrote that in Nantes, youth protesting against poor teaching conditions set fire to a modern, eco-friendly high school named after Nelson Mandela, whom he referred to as a communist. He compared this situation to the frequent, as he claimed, instances in the USA where local Black people kill each other on Martin Luther King Boulevard or shoot each other in Rosa Parks Park. #Edukacja #Ekologia #Protesty (translated)

🇫🇷 PARK SIWOO IN PARIS PARIS FASHION WEEK ✈️ #PARKSIWOO #PARKSIWOOPFWSS27 https://t.co/5ZrrVRrIyZ #ParisFashionWeek #Fashion #PARKSIWOO

Pablo Iglesias ha comparado a Maricarmen, la anciana cuyo desahucio ha desencadenado protestas en Sol, con Rosa Parks y ha subrayado la importancia de mantener la acampada como un movimiento clave para abordar la crisis de la vivienda en España. #AcampadaEnSol #Desahucios #DerechoALaVivienda

Rosa Parks moest achterin de bus zitten vanwege een aangeboren kenmerk. Namelijk haar huidskleur. Die kan je niet afzetten. Een hoofddoek is geen aangeboren kenmerk en kan je gewoon afzetten. Dus nee, dit is niet Rosa Parks. Hoe graag je het ook zo willen. https://t.co/7CPgDKLTLH #RosaParks #discriminatie #gelijkeRechten

Fredi Tomps, an influential figure in Estonian heritage conservation, dedicated nearly half a century to preserving and promoting Estonia's cultural and architectural legacy, leaving a profound impact through his involvement in various heritage projects and organizations, including the establishment of national parks and the restoration of historical sites. #FrediTomps #muinsuskaitse #EestiArhitektuur

Confira as sessões de ALWAYS LALISA no Brasil, ordenadas em ordem alfabética pelo nome dos estados. Até o momento desta publicação, apenas o estado do Piauí não possui sessões. TODOS OS OUTROS ESTADOS, além do Distrito Federal, terão sessões de ALWAYS LALISA. Nem todos os estados terão sessões no dia 12/09 (estreia). — Acre, Rio Branco Cine Araújo Rio Branco — Alagoas, Maceió Cinesystem Maceió Kinoplex Maceió — Amapá, Macapá Cinépolis Amapá Garden Shopping, Macapá — Amazonas, Manaus UCI Manauara UCI Sumaúma — Bahia, Juazeiro Cinemark Juazeiro da Bahia — Bahia, Salvador Cinemark Salvador — Ceará, Fortaleza Cinépolis Rio Mar UCI Kinoplex Iguatemi Fortaleza UCI Parangaba — Distrito Federal, Brasília Cinemark Iguatemi Brasília Cinemark Pier 21 Cinemark Taguatinga Kinoplex ParkShopping — Espírito Santo, Vila Velha Cinemark Vila Velha Kinoplex Praia da Costa — Espírito Santo, Vitória Cinemark Vitória — Goiás, Goiânia Cinemark Flamboyant - Goiânia Kinoplex Goiânia — Maranhão, Imperatriz Cinesystem Imperatriz — Maranhão, São Luis Cinépolis São Luis — Mato Grosso, Cuiabá Cine Araújo Multiplex Pantanal — Mato Grosso do Sul, Campo Grande Cinemark Campo Grande UCI Bosque dos Ipes — Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte Cinemark BH Shopping Cinemark Pátio Savassi — Minas Gerais, Juiz de Fora UCI Kinoplex Independência — Minas Gerais, Uberlândia Cinépolis Uberlândia — Pará, Ananindeua Cinesystem Ananindeua — Pará, Belém Cinépolis Boulevard Belém UCI Bosque Grão Pará — Pará, Santarém Cinesystem Santarém (Rio Tapajós Shopping) — Paraíba, João Pessoa Cinépolis Manaira Shopping — Paraná, Curitiba Cinemark Mueller Cinépolis Jockey Plaza Curitiba UCI Estação UCI Palladium — Paraná, Foz do Iguaçu Cinemark Foz do Iguaçu — Paraná, Ponta Grossa Cine Araújo Ponta Grossa — Pernambuco, Recife Cinemark RioMar Recife UCI Kinoplex Recife Delux UCI Kinoplex Tacaruna — Rio de Janeiro, Cabo Frio Cine Araújo Multiplex Park Lagos — Rio de Janeiro, Campo dos Goytacazes Cine Araújo - Multiplex Partage Campos Shopping — Rio de Janeiro, Duque de Caxias Cine Araújo Duque de Caxias — Rio de Janeiro, Niterói Cinemark Plaza Shopping Niterói — Rio de Janeiro, Nova Iguaçu Kinoplex Nova Iguaçu — Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro Cinemark Carioca Shopping Cinemark Downtown Cinemark Metropolitano Barra Kinoplex Nova América Kinoplex RioSul UCI Kinoplex Norte Shopping UCI New York City Center UCI Park Campo Grande UCI Park Jacarepagua — Rio Grande do Norte, Natal Cinemark Natal Cinépolis Natal Shopping — Rio Grande do Sul, Canoas Cinemark Canoas UCI ParkShopping Canoas — Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre Cinemark Barra Sul Cinemark Wallig — Rondônia, Porto Velho Cine Araújo Porto Velho — Roraima, Boa Vista Multiplex Pátio Roraima — Santa Catarina, Florianópolis Cinemark Floripa Shopping — Santa Catarina, São José Cinépolis Continente Shopping — São Paulo, Barueri Cinemark Tamboré — São Paulo, Bauru Cine Araújo Bauru — São Paulo, Campinas Cinemark Shopping Iguatemi Campinas Kinoplex Dom Pedro — São Paulo, Cotia Cinemark Granja Viana — São Paulo, Guarulhos Cinemark Guarulhos — São Paulo, Mauá Cine Araújo Mauá — São Paulo, Mogi das Cruzes Cinemark Mogi das Cruzes — São Paulo, Osasco Cinemark Osasco Kinoplex Osasco — São Paulo, Piracicaba Cine Araújo Piracicaba — São Paulo, Praia Grande Cinesystem Litoral — São Paulo, Ribeirão Preto Cinemark Ribeirão Preto UCI RibeirãoShopping — São Paulo, Santo André Cinemark Grand Plaza Shopping — São Paulo, Santos Cinemark Praia Mar Shopping — São Paulo, São Bernado do Campo Cinemark Extra Anchieta UCI Metropole — São Paulo, São Caetano do Sul Cinemark São Caetano — São Paulo, São Carlos Cine Araújo São Carlos — São Paulo, São José do Rio Preto Cine Araújo Rio Preto Shopping — São Paulo, São José dos Campos Cinemark Center Vale Cinemark Colinas Kinoplex Vale Sul — São Paulo, São Paulo Cine Araújo Campo Limpo Cinemark Aricanduva Cinemark Central Plaza Cinemark Eldorado Cinemark Market Place Cinemark Metrô Tatuapé Cinemark Móoca Cinemark Raposo Cinemark Paulista Cinemark Shopping Cidade São Paulo Cinemark Shopping D Cinemark Shopping Interlagos Cinemark Shopping Metrô Santa Cruz Cinemark SP Market Cinemark Tietê Plaza Cinemark Tucuruvi Cinépolis Itaquera Cinépolis JK Iguatemi Cinesystem Pompéia Kinoplex Vila Olímpia UCI Jardim Sul UCI Plaza Sul UCI Santana — São Paulo, Sorocaba Cinépolis Iguatemi Sorocaba Multiplex Pátio Cianê — São Paulo, Taubaté Cinemark Via Vale Taubaté — Sergipe, Aracaju Cinemark RioMar Cinemark Shopping Jardins Aracaju — Tocantins, Palmas Cinemark Capim Dourado #AlwaysLalisa @wearelloud #AlwaysLalisa #Cinema #Brasil

Lage in Ceuta: „Einige Schulen bleiben auch nach dem Ende der Sommerferien geschlossen. Frauen trauen sich nachts nicht raus, Kinder können nicht in den Parks spielen. Die Kriminalität ist gestiegen. Spekuliert wird, dass sich die Delikte um den Faktor acht multipliziert haben.“ https://t.co/dM0i69gR1S #Ceuta #Kriminalität #Bildung #ES #MA

IlSipontino.net: Herdonia, the “Pompeii of Apulia”, featured on Popular Archaeology (USA) SOURCE: https://www.ilsipontino.net/herdonia-la-pompei-di-puglia-in-un-articolo-pubblicato-oggi-su-popular-archaeology-usa/ In the golden heart of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, where the wheat still ripples beneath the very sky that once witnessed the passage of Hannibal’s armies and Trajan’s legions, Herdonia at last emerges onto the international stage: the ancient city that scholars, with equal admiration and regret, have long described as “the Pompeii of Puglia". Published in Popular Archaeology, the article by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella retraces, with both passion and scholarly rigour, the entire epic of this extraordinary site: from its Daunian origins in the Iron Age, marked by its celebrated anthropomorphic stelae and the earliest textile embroideries known in Italy, through the tragedy of the Punic Wars – two battles of Herdonia in the aftermath of Cannae – the Roman refoundation along the Via Traiana, and finally the hunting retreat of Frederick II of Swabia of the Hohenstaufen dynasty. Only 20 per cent of its 20–24 hectares has been brought to light over sixty years of Belgian (Joseph Mertens, 1962–1992) and Italo‑Belgian excavations (University of Bari, Giuliano Volpe, 1993–2000). The remaining 80 per cent, preserved intact beneath the thin Puglian mantle, constitutes a living archive of history that could occupy archaeologists for the next century. After twenty‑two years of enforced silence due to a protracted legal dispute, the year 2022 marked a decisive turning point: the State acquired the entire area, allocating more than €2.7 million for restoration, enhancement, and the creation of the Archaeological Park of Herdonia. The HerMA Museum, inaugurated in 2017 just a short distance from the site, already welcomes thousands of visitors with its Daunian and Roman masterpieces, while the Polytechnic University of Bari has produced the first complete 3D model of the ruins. “Herdonia is not merely a site of the past; it is a place capable of narrating the whole of Italy, from prehistory to the Middle Ages, without being overlaid by a modern city,” writes Magaldi Sardella. “It now finally possesses the conditions to become one of the great archaeological parks of our country.” The field lies open. Puglia has rediscovered its Pompeii. It is now for the world to uncover it.

SanGiovanniRotondoFree.it — Herdonia, the “Pompeii of Apulia”, Captivates America: Popular Archaeology Shines a Spotlight on the Tavoliere’s Hidden Treasure SOURCE: https://sangiovannirotondofree.it/2026/02/28/herdonia-la-pompei-di-puglia-conquista-lamerica-riflettori-di-popular-archaeology-sul-tesoro-nascosto-del-tavoliere/ In the golden heart of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, where the wheat still ripples beneath the very sky that once witnessed the passage of Hannibal’s armies and Trajan’s legions, Herdonia at last emerges onto the international stage: the ancient city that scholars, with equal admiration and regret, have long described as “the Pompeii of Puglia”. Published in Popular Archaeology, the article by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella retraces, with both passion and scholarly rigour, the entire epic of this extraordinary site: from its Daunian origins in the Iron Age, marked by its celebrated anthropomorphic stelae and the earliest textile embroideries known in Italy, through the tragedy of the Punic Wars – two battles of Herdonia in the aftermath of Cannae – the Roman refoundation along the Via Traiana, and finally the hunting retreat of Frederick II of Swabia of the Hohenstaufen dynasty. Only 20 per cent of its 20–24 hectares has been brought to light over sixty years of Belgian (Joseph Mertens, 1962–1992) and Italo‑Belgian excavations (University of Bari, Giuliano Volpe, 1993–2000). The remaining 80 per cent, preserved intact beneath the thin Puglian mantle, constitutes a living archive of history that could occupy archaeologists for the next century. After twenty‑two years of enforced silence due to a protracted legal dispute, the year 2022 marked a decisive turning point: the State acquired the entire area, allocating more than €2.7 million for restoration, enhancement, and the creation of the Archaeological Park of Herdonia. The HerMA Museum, inaugurated in 2017 just a short distance from the site, already welcomes thousands of visitors with its Daunian and Roman masterpieces, while the Polytechnic University of Bari has produced the first complete 3D model of the ruins. “Herdonia is not merely a site of the past; it is a place capable of narrating the whole of Italy, from prehistory to the Middle Ages, without being overlaid by a modern city,” writes Magaldi Sardella. “It now finally possesses the conditions to become one of the great archaeological parks of our country.” The field lies open. Puglia has rediscovered its Pompeii. It is now for the world to uncover it.

StatoQuotidiano.it — Herdonia, the “Pompeii of Apulia”, Captivates America SOURCE: https://www.statoquotidiano.it/28/02/2026/herdonia-la-pompei-di-puglia-conquista-lamerica/1289894/ The site, renowned for its millennia‑old history and its extraordinary archaeological heritage, takes centre stage in an in‑depth feature published today in Popular Archaeology by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella. In the golden heart of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, where the wheat still ripples beneath the very sky that once witnessed the passage of Hannibal’s armies and Trajan’s legions, Herdonia at last emerges onto the international stage: the ancient city that scholars, with equal admiration and regret, have long described as “the Pompeii of Puglia”. Published in Popular Archaeology, the article by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella retraces, with both passion and scholarly rigour, the entire epic of this extraordinary site: from its Daunian origins in the Iron Age, marked by its celebrated anthropomorphic stelae and the earliest textile embroideries known in Italy, through the tragedy of the Punic Wars – two battles of Herdonia in the aftermath of Cannae – the Roman refoundation along the Via Traiana, and finally the hunting retreat of Frederick II of Swabia of the Hohenstaufen dynasty. Only 20 per cent of its 20–24 hectares has been brought to light over sixty years of Belgian (Joseph Mertens, 1962–1992) and Italo‑Belgian excavations (University of Bari, Giuliano Volpe, 1993–2000). The remaining 80 per cent, preserved intact beneath the thin Puglian mantle, constitutes a living archive of history that could occupy archaeologists for the next century. After twenty‑two years of enforced silence due to a protracted legal dispute, the year 2022 marked a decisive turning point: the State acquired the entire area, allocating more than €2.7 million for restoration, enhancement, and the creation of the Archaeological Park of Herdonia. The HerMA Museum, inaugurated in 2017 just a short distance from the site, already welcomes thousands of visitors with its Daunian and Roman masterpieces, while the Polytechnic University of Bari has produced the first complete 3D model of the ruins. “Herdonia is not merely a site of the past; it is a place capable of narrating the whole of Italy, from prehistory to the Middle Ages, without being overlaid by a modern city,” writes Magaldi Sardella. “It now finally possesses the conditions to become one of the great archaeological parks of our country.” The field lies open. Puglia has rediscovered its Pompeii. It is now for the world to uncover it.

FoggiaReporter.it: Ordona, the “Pompeii of Apulia”: Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella’s contribution on Popular Archaeology USA SOURCE: https://www.foggiareporter.it/ordona-la-pompei-di-puglia-su-popular-archaeology-lintervento-del-dr-luciano-magaldi-sardella.html Destined to become one of the largest archaeological parks in Italy. In the golden heart of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, where the wheat still ripples beneath the very sky that once witnessed the passage of Hannibal’s armies and Trajan’s legions, Herdonia at last emerges onto the international stage: the ancient city that scholars, with equal admiration and regret, have long described as “the Pompeii of Puglia”. Published in Popular Archaeology, the article by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella retraces, with both passion and scholarly rigour, the entire epic of this extraordinary site: from its Daunian origins in the Iron Age, marked by its celebrated anthropomorphic stelae and the earliest textile embroideries known in Italy, through the tragedy of the Punic Wars — two battles of Herdonia in the aftermath of Cannae — the Roman refoundation along the Via Traiana, and finally the hunting retreat of Frederick II of Swabia of the Hohenstaufen dynasty. Only 20 per cent of its 20–24 hectares has been brought to light over sixty years of Belgian (Joseph Mertens, 1962–1992) and Italo‑Belgian excavations (University of Bari, Giuliano Volpe, 1993–2000). The remaining 80 per cent, preserved intact beneath the thin Puglian mantle, constitutes a living archive of history that could occupy archaeologists for the next century. After twenty‑two years of enforced silence due to a protracted legal dispute, the year 2022 marked a decisive turning point: the State acquired the entire area, allocating more than €2.7 million for restoration, enhancement, and the creation of the Archaeological Park of Herdonia. The HerMA Museum, inaugurated in 2017 just a short distance from the site, already welcomes thousands of visitors with its Daunian and Roman masterpieces, while the Polytechnic University of Bari has produced the first complete 3D model of the ruins. “Herdonia is not merely a site of the past; it is a place capable of narrating the whole of Italy, from prehistory to the Middle Ages, without being overlaid by a modern city,” writes Magaldi Sardella. “It now finally possesses the conditions to become one of the great archaeological parks of our country.” The field lies open. Puglia has rediscovered its Pompeii. It is now for the world to uncover it.

FOGGIASERA.it, HERDONIA SU POPULAR ARCHAEOLOGY USA SOURCE: https://foggiasera.it/2026/02/27/the-archaeological-site-of-herdonia-the-pompeii-of-puglia-su-popular-archaeology-usa/ In the golden heart of the Tavoliere delle Puglie, where the wheat still sways beneath the very sky that once witnessed the passage of Hannibal’s armies and Trajan’s legions, Herdonia at last steps onto the international stage: the ancient city that scholars, with equal admiration and regret, have long described as “the Pompeii of Puglia". Published in Popular Archaeology, the article by Dr Luciano Magaldi Sardella retraces with both passion and scholarly rigour the full epic of this extraordinary site: from its Daunian origins in the Iron Age, with its celebrated anthropomorphic stelae and the earliest textile embroideries known in Italy, through the tragedy of the Punic Wars (two battles of Herdonia following Cannae), the Roman refoundation along the Via Traiana, and finally the hunting retreat of Frederick II of Swabia. Only 15-20 per cent of its twenty-twenty-five hectares has been brought to light across sixty years of Belgian (Joseph Mertens, 1962–1992) and Italo‑Belgian excavations (University of Bari, Giuliano Volpe, 1993–2000). The remaining 80 per cent, preserved intact beneath the thin Apulian mantle, constitutes an archive of living history that could occupy archaeologists for the next century. After twenty‑two years of enforced silence due to a protracted legal dispute, the year 2022 marked a decisive turning point: the State acquired the entire area, allocating more than €2.7 million for restoration, enhancement, and the creation of the Archaeological Park of Herdonia. The HerMA Museum, inaugurated in 2017 a short distance from the site, already welcomes thousands of visitors with its Daunian and Roman masterpieces, while the Polytechnic University of Bari has produced the first complete 3D model of the ruins. “Herdonia is not merely a site of the past: it is a place capable of narrating the whole of Italy, from prehistory to the Middle Ages, without being overlaid by a modern city,” writes Magaldi Sardella. “It now finally possesses the conditions to become one of the great archaeological parks of our country.” The field lies open. Puglia has rediscovered its Pompeii. It is now for the world to uncover it.