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Il “senza fumo” di Philip Morris che non convince l’Antitrust italiano

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By Maurizio Arseni
| tvsvizzera.it
Il prodotto faro della multinazionale del tabacco con sede a Losanna è questo dispositivo a tabacco riscaldato. La multinazionale del tabacco svizzero-statunitense punta da anni sul racconto di un “futuro senza fumo”, affiancata da testimonial come Andrea Bocelli.
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ITU’s new HQ back on track after a decade of delays

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By Maurizio Arseni
| Geneva Solutions Verified
The UN tech agency is finally set to renew its outdated headquarters, but funding gaps and logistical hurdles still loom. After nearly a decade of planning, redesigns and budgetary setbacks, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) says its long-delayed plan to rebuild part of its Geneva headquarters is finally moving forward.
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Confronting childhood obesity in a changing food landscape

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By Maurizio Arseni
| Re:solve Talks
As childhood obesity rises, this year’s World Health Assembly highlighted the urgent need for stronger prevention and policy action. Marketing for ultra-processed foods and sugary drinks follow children across the world into digital spaces. Photo: cottonbro Carlo Petrini, the Italian activist who founded the Slow Food movement to defend local food cultures and biodiversity, spent decades warning that industrially produced food was impoverishing diets and making people sick.
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