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The European Commission's draft revision of the Emissions Trading System would keep free allowances flowing to industries that invest locally, backed by a €30 billion booster fund. Share The European Commission is dangling a carrot in front of its most carbon-intensive industries: keep your factories in Europe, invest in cleaning them up, and we’ll keep handing you free emissions permits. That’s the core trade-off in a draft revision of the EU Emissions Trading System that surfaced in an internal document on June 10. The formal proposal is expected on July 15, and it signals a notable shift in how Brussels balances climate ambition with industrial competitiveness. The EU ETS is essentially a cap-and-trade system. Companies get a fixed number of permits to emit carbon dioxide. If they emit less, they can sell the extras. If they emit more, they have to buy permits on the market. Over time, the total cap shrinks, making pollution progressively more expensive. Free allowances have always been the system’s pressure-release valve. Energy-intensive industries, think steelmakers, cement producers, and chemical plants, receive a portion of their permits for free to prevent them from simply packing up and moving to countries where carbon costs nothing. This phenomenon is known as “carbon leakage,” and it’s been the bogeyman of European climate policy for over a decade. The draft revision would extend and restructure these free allocations, but with a new condition: they’d be tied to local investment commitments. Companies that channel capital into decarbonization projects within the EU would maintain access to free permits. Those that don’t would presumably face the full cost of their emissions on the open market. The proposal also includes updated benchmarks for free allocations covering the 2026-2030 period, ensuring the system reflects current best practices in emissions reduction rather than outdated industrial standards. National governments would face new obligations too. Under the revised framework, member states would need to direct a larger share of their ETS auction revenues toward decarbonizing their domestic industries. Perhaps the most eye-catching element of the draft is the ETS Investment Booster fund, a €30 billion war chest financed through the sale of 400 million emissions allowances. The fund is designed to channel capital into clean technology investments across the bloc. The fund sits alongside the EU’s existing Innovation Fund and Modernisation Fund, both of which are financed by ETS revenues. The proposal also targets price volatility in the carbon market itself. A redesign of the Market Stability Reserve, the mechanism that adjusts the supply of allowances to stabilize prices, is part of the package. Beyond the investment incentives, the revision would broaden the ETS’s coverage. Emissions from international flights would be brought under the system’s umbrella. The ETS started in 2005 covering power plants and heavy industry. It now touches shipping, buildings, and road transport. The investment implications cut across several sectors. Companies in renewable energy, green hydrogen, carbon capture, and industrial electrification stand to benefit from the €30 billion booster fund and the broader incentive structure. For carbon market participants specifically, the Market Stability Reserve redesign is the variable to watch. A more stable carbon price could compress the volatility premium that traders currently extract from the market, but it would also make long-dated carbon futures a more predictable asset class. The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, which imposes carbon costs on imports, is already being phased in. Combined with extended free allowances for domestic producers who invest locally, the effect is a one-two punch: imports get more expensive while domestic production gets subsidized. The risk, as always, is execution. Tying free allowances to investment commitments creates a compliance and monitoring burden that the Commission has struggled with in past iterations of the ETS. The July 15 formal proposal will reveal which direction Brussels leans, and the details will matter far more than the headline numbers.

The Chicago Cubs have been linked to a plethora of trades already this season, many of which have included second-year infielder and former No. 13 overall pick Matt Shaw. Shaw has struggled to carve out starts over Alex Bregman and Nico Hoerner,raising trade rumorsamid the team’s 34-33 start to the season. The 24-year-old is expected to garner notable trade interest among clubs looking for long-term infield assets. He’s still viewed as a high-upside contributor who could develop into a franchise cornerstone for the right team. Monitoring potential suitors for Shaw, the Boston Red Sox could present a compelling return for the third baseman, thanks to a plethora of controllable pitching assets. With the Cubs looking to return to postseason action following last year’s NLDS loss, a potential deal could benefit both sides. Let’s explore a mock trade that sends Shaw to Boston: Chicagoreceives Aroldis Chapman, Brayan Bello Bostonreceives Matt Shaw The proposed deal is a simple swap, the Red Sox land a high-upside, long-term asset in Shaw, while the Cubs bring in some much-needed depth for the bullpen. Aroldis Chapman has been linked to a plethora of trade rumors through the start of the season, and presents a notable centerpiece in a return for a unit in dire need of a reliable closer. Chicago also lands Brayan Bello, a fifth-year starter who offers valuable depth to an inconsistent bullpen. Bello has struggled throughout a turbulent start to Boston’s season, but could rebound rather quickly with a change of scenery. He posted career-best production in 2025 and can recapture such momentum in a playoff-contending situation. Finally, let’s look at the fantasy impact of Shaw’s move to Boston. Despite some limitations at second, Shaw offers encouraging versatility within the field. On the offensive end, he’s a contact-over-power hitter, posting 89 hits and 21 doubles during his rookie campaign while flashing base-stealing upside. Shaw’s fantasy outlook could improve greatly with a trade, an encouraging sign for managers over the long term. Shaw has emerged as an expendable asset for Chicago due to the performance within the infield to this point of the season. With two veterans limiting his starts, the Cubs can afford to move Shaw in a trade tobring in some much-needed help within the bullpen. The club is eyeing a deep postseason run and will look to capitalize on the value of its lineup ahead of the trade deadline to shore up weaknesses. The Red Sox have reportedly expressed interest in bringing in Shaw, and could meet the asking price considering their bullpen depth. Boston boasts a plethora of talent in the group, and could move off two veterans to bring in a potential cornerstone piece for the organization to build around. He could form long-term pairings with the likes of Franklin Arias and other high-end prospects under the Red Sox organization, bolstering the team’s long-term outlook amid a lackluster 27-38 start to the year. Ethen Hutton is a MLB, WNBA, College, and Fantasy contributor at On SI. Previously, he's covered the NBA, WNBA and NFL for Sportskeeda. Hutton is also a passionate fantasy football player and an immense music lover.

The celebration in Turku, Finland, marked the official handover of the ship to the vacation brand ahead of a July 2026 European debut MIAMI,June 10, 2026/PRNewswire/ -- Royal Caribbean has officially welcomedLegend of the Seasto the family, continuing the evolution of the Icon Class lineup designed to deliver the best family vacation experiences. After nearly two years of construction at theMeyer Turku shipyard in Turku, Finland, the third Icon Class ship is now ready to make its July 2026 European debut. To mark the milestone, more than 1,200 crew members and partners came together for a legendary ceremony led by Royal Caribbean Group Chairman and CEO Jason Liberty, Royal Caribbean President and CEO Michael Bayley, and Meyer Turku CEO Casimir Lindholm. During the celebration, the team recognized the hard work of thousands of engineers, designers, architects and crew members who broughtLegendto life and marked the transfer of ownership between Royal Caribbean and Meyer Turku. To mark the milestone, more than 1,200 crew members and partners came together for a legendary ceremony led by Royal Caribbean Group Chairman and CEO Jason Liberty, Royal Caribbean President and CEO Michael Bayley, and Meyer Turku CEO Casimir Lindholm. During the celebration, the team recognized the hard work of thousands of engineers, designers, architects and crew members who broughtLegendto life and marked the transfer of ownership between Royal Caribbean and Meyer Turku. "Today's delivery ofLegend of the Seasmarks another important milestone in our ambition to continuously redefine the vacation experience," said Jason Liberty, chairman and CEO, Royal Caribbean Group. "This new ship reflects the strength of the vacation ecosystem we are building – combining industry-leading ships, innovative technology, and exceptional experiences for our guests. It is an achievement only possible through the extraordinary partnership and expertise of Meyer Turku and the thousands of talented people whose creativity and commitment continue to help us design the future of vacations." The delivery is part of the company's long-term framework agreement with Meyer Turku, securing the Group's access to shipbuilding capacity through 2036, including the order of Icon 5 to be delivered in 2028, as well as the sixth and seventh Icon Class ships in 2029 and 2030, respectively. Soon,Legendwill journey from Turku to Cadiz, Spain, where Royal Caribbean will add finishing touches before vacationers set sail on7-night Western Mediterranean adventuresfromBarcelona, Spain,andRome (Civitavecchia), Italy,this summer. In November, the ship will arrive inFort Lauderdale, Florida, to deliver6-night Western Caribbeanand8-night Southern Caribbeanvacationswith every adventure visiting Royal Caribbean's top-ratedPerfect Day CocoCay. "We're incredibly proud to introduceLegend of the Seasto vacationers and continue the legacy of the revolutionary Icon Class," said Michael Bayley, president and CEO, Royal Caribbean. "This wouldn't be possible without the many talented individuals that came together to deliver what is truly the ultimate family vacation, and we look forward to makingLegend's debut this summer a legendary one." Vacationers of all ages onLegendcan experience an all-encompassing lineup of standout dining, immersive entertainment, adrenaline-filled activities and accommodations across eight neighborhoods. Legendwill be the vacation company's fourth ship powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and feature a proven lineup of industry-leading environmental programs, including applications ranging from waste heat recovery systems to shore power connection. AsLegendadvances Royal Caribbean Group's journey toward introducing a net-zero cruise ship by 2035, the vacation brand is also set to deliver their fifth ship powered by LNG withHero of the Seas,the fourth Icon Class vacation set to debut in 2027. "Legend of the Seasis the third Icon Class ship built at our shipyard, and constructing the series has enabled us to develop our production processes in a systematic way. We have built on the experience gained from the previous vessels and further improved efficiency with the customer and our extensive partner network," said Casimir Lindholm, CEO of Meyer Turku. "The ship is an exceptional project in terms of both scale and technical complexity, requiring strong expertise and seamless collaboration across the entire maritime cluster. At the same time,Legend of the Seasmoves shipbuilding towards more energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable solutions." Royal Caribbean's lineup of vacation experiences combines game-changing ships with one-of-a-kind destinations, including the game-changing Perfect Day CocoCay, the all-inclusive beach day experience atRoyal Beach Club Paradise Islandin The Bahamas and the Ultimate Santorini Day atRoyal Beach Club Santorini. The vacation brand continues to grow its portfolio of signature destinations across Mexico and Australia. Vacations onLegendare open to book on Royal Caribbean'swebsite. About Royal Caribbean Royal Caribbean, part of Royal Caribbean Group (NYSE:RCL), has delivered memorable vacations for more than 50 years. The cruise line's game-changing ships and exclusive destinations revolutionize vacations with industry-leading innovations and an all-encompassing combination of experiences, from thrills and ways to chill, to dining and entertainment, for every type of family and vacationer. Voted "Best Cruise Line Overall" for 23 consecutive years in the Travel Weekly Readers Choice Awards, Royal Caribbean makes memories with adventurers across more than 300 destinations in 80 countries on all seven continents, including Perfect Day CocoCay in The Bahamas and Royal Beach Clubs in Paradise Island and Santorini, plus Royal Beach Club Lelepa launching October 2027. Media can stay up to date by following@RoyalCaribPRon X and visitwww.RoyalCaribbeanPressCenter.com. For additional information or to book, vacationers can visitwww.RoyalCaribbean.com, call (800) ROYAL-CARIBBEAN or contact their travel advisor. SOURCE Royal Caribbean International

Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati Il progetto educativo Go Beyond Traditional Education lanciato dai Salesiani, che integra alcune sperimentazioni didattiche potenziate dall’IA, è finito sotto la lente del Garante per la privacy che ha inviato una richiesta di informazioni, da fornire entro venti giorni. Sotto inchiesta il “trattamento dei dati personali nell’ambito dell’erogazione dei servizi educativi e didattici”. A dare notizia dell’azione messa in campo dagli uffici di piazza Venezia a Roma, è lo stesso sito del Garante: “Secondo quanto riportato da notizie di stampa, alcuni istituti salesiani – cita il comunicato ufficiale – avrebbero avviato una sperimentazione strutturata di sistemi di IA generativa nelle attività didattico-educative, coinvolgendo oltre 1600 docenti e quasi 29mila studenti. L’iniziativa è stata descritta come “un modello organizzato, esteso, misurato, raccontato” e coinvolgerebbe anche Google. La normativa privacy si applica allo stesso modo ai soggetti pubblici e privati. Qualora i trattamenti comportino rischi elevati per le persone coinvolte, come il ricorso a processi decisionali automatizzati, la normativa prevede specifici adempimenti e misure di tutela”. Il Gpdp ha così richiesto ai religiosi le valutazioni effettuate prima dell’avvio del progetto, le modalità di trattamento dei dati personali degli studenti e del personale coinvolto, gli istituti che partecipano all’iniziativa, i fornitori delle tecnologie impiegate e l’eventuale svolgimento di una valutazione dell’impatto sulla protezione dei dati personali. Dell’attenzione dei salesiani per l’IA si è parlato a lungo e in molti hanno elogiato il progetto che, partito inizialmente come sperimentazione (Gemini@Salesiani) con 700 docenti oggi è strutturato su scala nazionale, coinvolgendo oltre cinquanta tra scuole e Centri di formazione professionale. L’esperienza attraversa l’intera filiera educativa, configurandosi come un ecosistema che integra innovazione tecnologica e coerenza pedagogica in modo sistemico. Pronta la risposta del Centro nazionale opere salesiane scuola (Cnos ScuolaItalia), ente di riferimento del progetto. “Prendiamo atto della richiesta di informazioni trasmessa dal Garante per la protezione dei dati personali – si legge nella nota ufficiale – che consideriamo pienamente legittima. L’accogliamo come espressione della funzione di vigilanza che la legge affida all’Autorità. La protezione e la tutela dei dati personali di studenti, docenti e di tutto il personale coinvolto nei nostri percorsi educativi rappresenta da sempre una priorità irrinunciabile, parte integrante della responsabilità educativa propria della tradizione salesiana. Il Cnos Scuola nei tempi più rapidi possibili fornirà una risposta puntuale e documentata in piena collaborazione con il Garante. La correttezza e la trasparenza nel trattamento dei dati personali restano per noi un valore non negoziabile, al servizio della crescita e della sicurezza dei giovani affidati alle nostre opere”.

Dopo l’arresto dell’ex marito, Nessy Guerra, la cittadina italiana che da mesi si trova bloccata nel Paese insieme alla figlia di tre anni, accusata di adulterio e condannata a sei mesi di detenzione con divieto di espatrio, non si sente ancora al sicuro. L’uomo è stato arrestato dalle autorità egiziane dopo una serie di denunce e segnalazioni che lo riguardavano, comprese quelle presentate da rappresentanti della rete diplomatica italiana, ma per Guerra, dice in una lunga intervista al Corriere della Sera, “non è cambiato quasi nulla”. “Lui è stato arrestato – spiega – io sono ancora qui. Non posso uscire di casa, non posso prendere un aereo, non posso tornare a Sanremo”. La donna, infatti, vive in un posto sicuro a Hurghada con la figlia, ma “non è vita”, dice ancora. Alla piccola, che ha tre anni, racconta spesso dell’Italia ma, spiega, ha “paura di prometterle qualcosa che non dipende da me”. Per l’italiana l’auspicio è che l’arresto del marito sia una “leva” per la giustizia egiziana. “Non cancella la condanna per adulterio né il blocco dell’espatrio di mia figlia, però dimostra che non siamo davanti soltanto a una lite familiare“, ribadisce, sottolineando poi di avere quasi più paura di lui che di una condanna in cassazione. “Finora non sono stata ascoltata – racconta ancora – La sentenza d’appello sembra la copia di quella di primo grado. Non è stato considerato che sono vittima di violenza, che lui è stato condannato in Italia, che il testimone indicato come mio presunto amante ha ritrattato. Invece sono stati ritenuti credibili tre testimoni portati da lui”.

Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati Nessun riferimento alla difesa dell’integrità territoriale ucraina. Ormai è superata dai fatti. E se l’Ucraina procederà con l’ingresso nell’Unione Europea il Parlamento dovrà essere informato sulle sue conseguenze economiche. È quanto ha richiesto la Lega nella risoluzione di maggioranza che sarà votata domani dopo in aula alla Camera e al Senato dopo le comunicazioni della presidente del Consiglio Giorgia Meloni in vista del consiglio Europeo della prossima settimana. Sull’Ucraina il passaggio più delicato della risoluzione. Il testo prevede che si debbano coinvolgere gli Stati Uniti, la NATO e il G7 per arrivare alla pace in Ucraina superando quindi il modello E3 (Germania, Francia, Regno Unito) che vede esclusa l’Italia e chiedendo quindi l’intervento del presidente americano Donald Trump. Nel testo della risoluzione rimarrà il riferimento alla “pace giusta e duratura” ma, su richiesta della Lega, è stato tolto il riferimento alla “integrità territoriale di Kiev”. Il partito di Salvini, infatti, ritiene che ormai questa condizione sia superata dai fatti e se si arrivasse a congelare il fronte o a cedere il Donbass alla Russia comunque non sarebbe rispettato il principio dell’integrità territoriale di Kiev. Il Carroccio inoltre ha chiesto di modificare anche un’altra parte della risoluzione che riguarda Kiev: quella dell’ingresso dell’Unione Europea. Se già il testo originale manteneva cautela perché il processo si dovrebbe basare “sul merito individuale e sulla parità di trattamento tra tutti i Paesi candidati e che rimane una priorità geopolitica e strategica complessiva per l’Italia”, la Lega ha chiesto che il Parlamento venga informato sugli effetti economici dell’ingresso di Kiev nell’Unione Europea e sugli aiuti finanziari nazionali per Bruxelles. La Lega ha più volte detto di “no” all’entrata dell’Ucraina nell’Unione.

Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati Tragedia sfiorata in Ungheria–Kazakistan. Durante l’amichevole a Debrecen. Una telecamera – la classica spider-cam – è precipitata da circa 20 metri, sfiorando un operatore a bordo campo, che nel frattempo aveva in mano la propria per riprendere il match. La spider-cam aveva iniziato a emettere fumo nero già precedentemente, mentre era ancora sospesa sui cavi. L’incidente ha costretto l’arbitro a interrompere l’incontro per alcuni minuti. Un episodio inedito, che ha lasciato con il fiato sospeso tutti gli spettatori presenti al match, finito poi 3-1 per l’Ungheria, con i gol di Szoboszlai, Schafer e Toth. Per il Kazakistan in gol Malyj. Il risultato è però passato in secondo piano, vista la tragedia sfiorata. La spider-cam, di dimensioni comunque grandi, è caduta a distanza di pochi centimetri dall’operatore L’accaduto intorno al 26esimo minuto, con il Kazakistan che in quel momento era in vantaggio grazie alla rete iniziale di Serhiy Malyi. Secondo le ricostruzioni dei media locali, il sistema di supporto della telecamera si è danneggiato a causa di un principio d’incendio (da qui il fumo nero), che ha compromesso uno dei cavi di sostegno.

Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati La produzione industriale italiana mostra un altro segnale positivo ad aprile per il terzo mese consecutivo dopo tre anni di calo. Ma il quadro complessivo resta quello di una ripresa fragile e disomogenea. Secondo le stime dell’Istat, l’indice destagionalizzato è aumentato dello 0,5% rispetto a marzo e dell’1,3% rispetto a un anno prima, mentre nella media del trimestre febbraio-aprile si registra un incremento dello 0,2% rispetto ai tre mesi precedenti. A sostenere il dato sono soprattutto i beni strumentali, che crescono dell’1% rispetto al mese precedente e del 6,4% su base annua. È la componente più strettamente legata agli investimenti delle imprese. Bene anche i beni intermedi, in aumento dello 0,8% sul mese e dell’1,8% sull’anno. I beni di consumo invece registrano una flessione sia congiunturale (-0,1%) sia tendenziale (-4,1%), segno di una domanda interna ancora debole. In calo anche il comparto energetico (-0,2% sul mese e -2,7% sull’anno). Dal punto di vista settoriale emerge una forte polarizzazione. A trainare la crescita mese su mese sono i prodotti chimici e quelli petroliferi, mentre anno su anno in testa ci sono la fabbricazione di mezzi di trasporto (+17,8%), il comparto farmaceutico (+7,9%) e la produzione di macchinari e attrezzature (+6,1%). Settori ad alto contenuto tecnologico e molto orientati all’export, che continuano a beneficiare di una domanda relativamente più dinamica. All’opposto, restano in difficoltà alcuni comparti tradizionali del made in Italy. Le industrie tessili, dell’abbigliamento, delle pelli e degli accessori segnano un calo dell’8,9%, confermando una crisi che si protrae ormai da diversi trimestri e che riflette sia la debolezza dei consumi europei sia le difficoltà del lusso sui mercati internazionali. Negative anche le altre industrie manifatturiere (-6,7%) e il comparto legno-carta-stampa (-4,4%). Il dato tendenziale complessivo, +1,3%, va interpretato con cautela. Ad aprile 2026 i giorni lavorativi sono stati infatti 21 contro i 20 dello stesso mese dell’anno precedente, un effetto calendario che contribuisce a sostenere il confronto annuo.

Lewes, Delaware, June 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TheGlobal Seaweed Powder Marketwas valued at $250.00 million in 2025 and is projected to reach $369.36 million by 2033, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.0% over the forecast period, according to the latest analysis published by Verified Market Research®. The Seaweed Powder Market encompasses the commercial production and exchange of dehydrated, micronized, and processed seaweed solids supplied as functional biomass and ingredient inputs for downstream formulation across food and beverage, animal feed, agriculture, and cosmetics and personal care applications. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Seaweed Powder Market Overview The Seaweed Powder Market refers specifically to the production and commercial exchange of powdered seaweed products that are traded and formulated at the powder stage, delivering consistent physicochemical properties for industrial and formulation use. Key functional attributes include solubility behavior, mineral and fiber content, viscosity contribution, and film-forming or binding characteristics, which vary depending on whether the powder is derived from red, brown, or green seaweed species. The market scope is tightly defined to exclude adjacent categories that differ materially in technology and end-use positioning. Seaweed-based liquid extracts are excluded because they are sold and qualified by extraction yield and formulation performance rather than by physical powder properties. Whole dried seaweed sheets, flakes, and fresh sea vegetables are similarly outside scope, as their value proposition and manufacturing requirements differ substantially from powders intended for uniform industrial dosing. Purified hydrocolloids such as agar and carrageenan while seaweed-derived are also excluded because buyers specify them by polymer composition and gelling behavior rather than seaweed powder characteristics. What remains within scope is a functionally distinct ingredient powder category, characterized by repeatable dosing, application-ready stability, and documented safety attributes. These properties make seaweed powder a procurement-grade input rather than a generic marine biomass commodity, and it is this specification-driven positioning that supports the Seaweed Powder Market's steady growth trajectory from 2025 to 2033. The market is structured along three segmentation axes: Type (Red Seaweed Powder, Brown Seaweed Powder, Green Seaweed Powder), Source (Natural, Cultivated), and Application (Food & Beverages, Animal Feed, Agriculture, Cosmetics & Personal Care). Each axis corresponds to real procurement logic, influencing buyer requirements for quality assurance, traceability, and formulation stability, and thereby shaping pricing power, adoption speed, and competitive differentiation throughout the Seaweed Powder Industry. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Key Growth Drivers Shaping the Seaweed Powder Market Food and Beverage Reformulation Accelerating Functional Powder Demand One of the most immediate and measurable forces driving Seaweed Powder Market growth is the accelerating pace of reformulation activity within the global food and beverage sector. Manufacturers are under sustained pressure to replace conventional additives with clean-label alternatives that deliver reliable texture, viscosity, and emulsifying properties without compromising consumer-facing ingredient transparency. Seaweed powders particularly brown and red varieties are well positioned to fulfill this functional role, offering natural sources of minerals, gelling compounds, and viscosity-supporting agents that can be standardized through controlled processing. As reformulation timelines shorten and product development cycles compress, the shift from bulk seaweed biomass to ready-to-dose powdered formats directly increases purchase frequency and simplifies quality management for ingredient buyers. Powdered formats enable precise dosing and more consistent batch performance, reducing formulation iteration risk and accelerating the path from trial to full production. For the Seaweed Powder Market, this dynamic converts R&D interest into durable commercial volume, particularly in categories such as beverages, sauces, baked goods, and functional nutrition products where ingredient stability and label-friendly sourcing are both purchasing criteria. Regulatory Acceptance and Quality Frameworks Intensifying Sourcing Discipline As ingredient scrutiny intensifies across jurisdictions, buyers in the Seaweed Powder Industry are increasingly requiring documented quality controls including contaminant testing, lot traceability systems, and standardized specifications as conditions of procurement. Compliance-driven requirements are no longer limited to regulated food applications; they are spreading into animal feed, cosmetics, and agricultural input categories, raising the baseline for supplier qualification across the Seaweed Powder Market. This shift toward compliance-linked procurement benefits suppliers who have invested in quality management systems and processing discipline. When documentation depth and consistency track records become differentiating factors, the market rewards operators capable of meeting these requirements at scale. The net effect is an expansion of the addressable market into regulated channels including multinational food manufacturers, certified organic and natural personal care brands, and compliance-audited feed operators that previously avoided seaweed powder due to supply variability concerns. Regulatory infrastructure therefore functions not merely as a barrier to entry, but as an enabler of sustained demand at premium quality tiers. Cultivation Scale-Up and Processing Efficiency Reducing Effective Unit Costs Operational learning across the seaweed value chain is progressively reducing the unit cost of producing higher-grade seaweed powder. Advances in cultivation management, drying methodology, milling precision, and quality testing are improving yield recovery and defect rates, lowering the economic threshold at which premium seaweed powder can be competitively positioned across price-sensitive applications such as animal feed and agricultural inputs. As cost barriers fall, the Seaweed Powder Market becomes accessible to a wider set of industrial buyers, including distributors and formulators who previously evaluated seaweed powder as too variable or too expensive for routine inclusion. When price stability improves alongside specification consistency, reorder cadence increases and procurement transitions from opportunistic spot purchasing toward recurring contractual arrangements a structural shift that supports more predictable demand formation and sustained market expansion throughout the forecast horizon. Ecosystem-Level Drivers: Supply Chain Evolution and Infrastructure Maturity Beyond individual application markets, the Seaweed Powder Industry is being reshaped by ecosystem-level changes that make core demand drivers easier to execute. Supply chains are evolving from fragmented harvesting operations toward controlled cultivation contracts and batch-based procurement frameworks, enabling consistent specifications for industrial buyers. Simultaneously, standardization of powder characteristics and quality documentation is supporting cross-application acceptance, while capacity additions in drying, milling, and analytical screening reduce the variability that previously constrained broader adoption. These infrastructure and distribution improvements accelerate reformulation readiness, strengthen regulatory confidence, and make cost advantages more durable collectively reinforcing the Seaweed Powder Market's growth trajectory through 2033. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Market Restraints and Challenges Regulatory and Labeling Complexity Increasing Compliance Costs Seaweed Powder Market participants face multi-jurisdiction approval and labeling expectations that differ materially by application and geography. Food and beverage, animal feed, and cosmetics-grade seaweed powder each require distinct documentation pathways, contaminant controls, and processing records. These compliance requirements raise operational budgets, extend commercialization timelines, and reduce the number of new product launches achievable within a given fiscal cycle. For smaller or newer market entrants, the compliance burden can be prohibitive, limiting the supplier pool and slowing overall Seaweed Powder Market adoption velocity. Input Cost Volatility from Natural Sourcing Disrupting Procurement Planning Natural sourcing performance varies with harvest conditions, seasonal cycles, and regional environmental factors, creating fluctuations in yield and compositional consistency that directly affect downstream procurement stability. When price and quality variability occur simultaneously, manufacturers face a difficult set of trade-offs: absorbing cost increases, reducing seaweed powder inclusion rates, or renegotiating supply terms under unfavorable conditions. Within the Seaweed Powder Industry, this instability pressures margins and discourages long-term purchase commitments, particularly in large-volume applications such as animal feed and agriculture where contract stability is a prerequisite for formula standardization. Operational Scaling Constraints in Processing and Standardization Capacity Seaweed powder supply chains require reliable and capital-intensive processing steps including cleaning, drying, milling, quality control, and batch documentation to maintain product safety and functional performance. Scaling these stages demands investment, trained labor, and enforceable standards that frequently lag behind demand growth. As throughput constraints emerge, lead times lengthen and availability becomes inconsistent across grades. For the Seaweed Powder Market, production bottlenecks restrict the ability to meet new buyer requirements at scale, slowing market development even when baseline demand remains steady. Processing capacity therefore functions as a structural ceiling on short-term growth in specific segments and geographies. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Emerging Opportunities in the Seaweed Powder Industry Specialized Formulation Demand Driving Grade Differentiation As formulation sophistication increases across food and beverage manufacturers, demand is rising for seaweed powders with predictable thickening, stabilizing, and flavor-supporting performance at defined inclusion levels. The opportunity for Seaweed Powder Market participants lies in converting R&D trial interest into long-term sourcing by offering application-specific grades with tighter specifications, comprehensive certificates of analysis, and consistent batch-to-batch documentation. Market gaps currently exist around variability in functional performance and incomplete specification documentation, which slow approval cycles and limit supplier penetration among contract manufacturers and multinational food producers. Brown Seaweed Powder Adoption Scaling in Animal Feed Animal feed represents a compelling expansion channel for the Seaweed Powder Market as sustainability-driven ingredient screening tightens and feed manufacturers seek dependable inputs that support nutrient utilization strategies. The opportunity pathway runs from limited pilot inclusion to scalable procurement, driven by the availability of cultivated brown seaweed powder with consistent mineral profiles and reliable processing compatibility. Suppliers that can align source traceability with feed-formulation compatibility packaging and reduce technical friction in validation timelines are positioned to convert initial trials into recurring contract supply, unlocking a high-volume, repeat-order demand channel with favorable logistics economics. Cultivated Green and Red Powders Unlocking Cosmetics and Personal Care Cosmetics and personal care represents a structurally underserved opportunity within the Seaweed Powder Industry, with growth constrained primarily by concerns around raw material consistency, microbiological control, and the documentation required for brand governance and regulatory compliance. The opening is emerging now as reformulation programs increasingly favor ingredients that can be audited and maintained stable across production runs. Suppliers that develop cultivated-focused production lots, publish clear quality attributes, and build ingredient dossiers aligned to cosmetic testing requirements can unlock broader commercialization and expand distribution through professional formulation channels a pathway with strong margin potential relative to commodity applications. Technology and Innovation Trends in the Seaweed Powder Market Process Control for Functional Consistency A defining technology trend reshaping the Seaweed Powder Market is the shift from generic ingredient availability toward specification-oriented production, where functional properties are actively managed at the manufacturing stage. Producers are tightening process parameters that govern powder functionality including treatment conditions, drying temperatures, and milling configurations to preserve target constituents and stabilize powder characteristics from lot to lot. In practical terms, this reduces formulation trial-and-error for food and beverage and cosmetics buyers, while enabling animal feed and agriculture formulators to specify performance outcomes with fewer revisions to dosing and mixing protocols. Type differentiation is intensifying as a result, with red, brown, and green seaweed powders increasingly treated as distinct functional inputs with separate processing requirements and application mappings. Gentler Drying and Particle-Sizing Approaches Preserving Performance Powder performance is frequently constrained by how aggressively biomass is dried and milled, which can alter solubility, rehydration behavior, and dispersibility that downstream applications depend on. Innovation in this area focuses on developing drying techniques and milling routes that balance throughput with functional preservation. As these methods scale, manufacturers can supply larger volumes while maintaining predictable behavior in mixing-heavy environments such as commercial beverage processing and bulk feed formulation. For the Seaweed Powder Market, this represents a critical enabler of broader adoption, since reliability in functional performance carries more purchasing weight than marginal unit cost differences for most industrial buyers. Expanded Quality Assurance and Traceability Systems As demand grows across regulated applications, buyers require evidence that powder batches meet safety and specification expectations tied to origin. Technological evolution in quality assurance is strengthening traceability and batch-level testing workflows, enabling producers to link production records to measured outcomes for both natural and cultivated sourcing streams. Expanded QA capability reduces procurement friction, supports repeat ordering based on documented consistency, and improves feasibility for regulatory-sensitive formulations in food, feed, and personal care. In competitive terms, operational maturity in compliance and documentation is increasingly acting as a market access gate rather than a cost line rewarding suppliers that invest systematically in quality infrastructure within the Seaweed Powder Industry. Application-Specific Product Development and Multi-Category Positioning Innovation investment is also moving toward derivative formats and blend-ready variants designed for specific end-use environments. Examples include stabilized powders optimized for foam and emulsification in food and beverage applications, palatability-optimized formulations for animal feed premix systems, and moisture-compatible versions suited to agronomic spray programs. This product development trajectory reflects a broader competitive shift in the Seaweed Powder Market: buyers increasingly evaluate functional performance outcomes rather than simply seaweed content, and suppliers that can demonstrate stable, application-calibrated behavior across grades and lots are converting trials into long-term supply relationships more effectively than commodity-positioned alternatives. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Industry Use Cases and End-User Application Landscape Food and Beverages: Formulation Integration and Clean-Label Functionality In food processing, seaweed powder is incorporated into recipes where hydrocolloid behavior supports texture, viscosity, and suspension stability. Ingredient teams select powder type and grade based on how it hydrates under the plant's specific mixing regime, including order of addition, shear conditions, and residence time during batch processing. When powder batches perform consistently during hydration, production managers can maintain standard texture targets without extended rework, directly supporting line efficiency and recipe repeatability. This use case drives durable procurement demand within the Seaweed Powder Market because ingredient qualification tends to lock in suppliers once a formulation moves into full production and quality gates are consistently met. Red seaweed powder is particularly relevant where gel-forming properties are critical, while brown seaweed powder serves higher-volume functional roles tied to viscosity, mineral content, and stabilizing behavior. Animal Feed: Consistent Micronutrient Delivery and Process Compatibility Animal feed operations integrate seaweed powder as part of dry ingredient premixes or blends that feed mills can scale through automated batching and mixing. The key operational requirement is that the powder behaves predictably in bulk handling and blending, enabling inclusion rates to be managed within established formulation tolerances. Feed technologists evaluate how the ingredient supports targeted nutritional goals while remaining compatible with pelletization or mixing protocols used by the mill. When the powder maintains uniform dispersion and stable performance across batches, formulators reduce variability at the farm intake stage a critical outcome for large livestock and aquaculture operators. This use case sustains Seaweed Powder Market demand because feed producers favor inputs that can be standardized for routine manufacturing rather than those requiring frequent process recalibration. Agriculture: Routine Application Workflows for Agronomic Programs Agricultural use is structured around operational timing and repeatable application routines, typically through dilution and spray or drench methods used in both greenhouse and field contexts. Growers and agronomic service teams adopt seaweed powder where preparation steps fit existing equipment and where mixing does not create clogs or inconsistent coverage. The practical requirement for this application is not just product performance, but application reliability under real field conditions including variable water quality, short operational windows, and seasonal scheduling constraints. Repeat purchasing in the Seaweed Powder Market's agriculture segment depends on how consistently the powder integrates into existing application workflows and how reliably outcomes support continued use within established farm programs across seasons. Cosmetics and Personal Care: Formulation Reproducibility and Sensory Performance In cosmetics and personal care, seaweed powder input is evaluated against how it behaves in emulsions, gels, and cleansing systems, influencing both production efficiency and shelf-life management. Formulators require reproducible sensory performance including texture, color consistency, and compatibility with active ingredients and place significant weight on ingredient documentation, lot stability, and regulatory compliance. Within the Seaweed Powder Industry, this application tends to place more conservative procurement timelines on new supplier relationships, but once qualification is achieved, it can generate sustained demand through developer kits, professional formulations, and long-term supply agreements. Cultivated sourcing is gaining traction in this segment specifically because it supports tighter specification control and cleaner ingredient dossiers that satisfy brand governance requirements. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Regional Outlook: Seaweed Powder Market by Geography Asia Pacific: High-Growth Expansion Driven by Cultivation and Diversified End-Uses Asia Pacific leads the Global Seaweed Powder Market with approximately 42% market share, driven by extensive cultivation infrastructure, large-scale food and agricultural consumption, and competitive processing economics. The region benefits from established seaweed farming operations that can supply consistent cultivated biomass across red, brown, and green seaweed types, reducing the sourcing variability that constrains adoption in less integrated supply chains. Japan and Australia tend to progress faster on higher-specification powder applications for food-grade and personal care use, while India and parts of Southeast Asia scale demand through broader population consumption, expanding agro-industrial inputs, and cost-sensitive procurement models. The region's manufacturing scale supports faster industrial adoption, while large population bases sustain strong baseline demand for food and beverages and intensive livestock and aquaculture systems generate concentrated pull for animal feed applications. Infrastructure development including improving port facilities, cold-chain logistics, and distribution networks is reducing friction in moving seaweed powders to industrial customers. However, uneven regulatory enforcement across countries creates a fragmented market, with compliant export-oriented supply channels operating alongside domestic-oriented networks that face different documentation requirements. Government-led industrial initiatives and aquaculture development programs can create step-change growth phases, contributing to the region's position as the dominant geography in the Seaweed Powder Market Forecast through 2033. North America: Innovation-Led Demand and Specification-Driven Procurement North America's Seaweed Powder Market is characterized by innovation-driven demand concentrated among specialty food formulators, nutraceutical developers, and sustainability-focused agricultural input providers. Procurement practices emphasize traceable raw materials, predictable particle characteristics, and documented functional performance requirements that favor cultivated sourcing and processing discipline over commodity-priced natural inputs. Compliance expectations for food, personal care, and feed-adjacent applications encourage suppliers to invest in testing workflows and consistent batch documentation. Product development cycles and procurement approvals tend to move more deliberately in North America than in emerging regions, reflecting the depth of documentation requirements and technical qualification processes. However, once qualification is achieved, these relationships are highly durable, with strong reorder rates tied to formulation lock-in. Investment tends to concentrate where formulations can justify cost premiums through differentiated performance, such as binding and stabilizing functions in food and beverage or conditioning benefits in cosmetics a pattern that aligns Seaweed Powder Market growth with technical commercial wins rather than broad volume adoption. Europe: Regulation-Led Discipline and Premium Quality Expectations Europe's seaweed powder demand is shaped by EU-aligned regulatory harmonization, tightly integrated cross-border ingredient procurement, and premium quality expectations across food, feed, and cosmetics applications. The region's compliance environment drives manufacturers to maintain stable powder characteristics, standardized micronutrient and contaminant profiles, and robust chain-of-custody processes to satisfy audit requirements that are embedded as operational prerequisites rather than optional differentiators. Sustainability and environmental compliance pressure adds an additional dimension to sourcing evaluation in Europe, influencing how natural versus cultivated supply origins are assessed. Where traceability, resource stewardship, and ecological impact mitigation are scrutinized, cultivated sourcing gains a structural advantage. The region's cross-border logistics integration favors suppliers capable of predictable lead times, consistent packaging formats, and uniform batch documentation factors that push greater emphasis on standardized processing and QA maturity across red, brown, and green seaweed powder grades within the Seaweed Powder Market. Latin America: Emerging Adoption with Macro-Condition Dependencies Latin America presents an emerging and gradually expanding market for Seaweed Powder Market applications, with demand building unevenly across Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Growth tracks broader economic cycles, with currency volatility capable of materially altering the landed cost of imported inputs and finished powders, creating demand instability in cost-sensitive applications such as food and beverage and cosmetics and personal care. Reliance on imports and external supply chains introduces lead-time risk and procurement planning challenges that can slow formula qualification and extend adoption timelines. Industrial development is uneven across the region, with advanced processing capabilities concentrated in a subset of markets and infrastructure limitations including transport and warehousing constraints affecting the ability to maintain consistent inventory. Regulatory variability and policy inconsistency across national frameworks create a patchwork commercialization pathway, slowing the Seaweed Powder Market's progression in specific application categories even where technical demand is present. Foreign investment in sourcing partnerships and processing tends to progress incrementally, beginning with pilot buyers before scaling into broader procurement programs, producing adoption curves that advance through defined phases rather than uniformly. Middle East and Africa: Selective Development with Policy-Led Acceleration The Middle East and Africa represents a selectively developing segment of the Global Seaweed Powder Market, with demand formation anchored in Gulf economies where food processing modernization, nutraceutical interest, and government-backed industrial diversification programs create early commercial pull. Government-backed diversification initiatives in Gulf markets prioritizing food security and technically verified inputs can translate into faster qualification of seaweed powders for food and beverage, cosmetics, and agricultural applications, particularly where procurement is centralized and specifications are enforced. Across Africa, infrastructure variation and import dependence shape availability and consistency of seaweed powder supply, with demand concentrated in cities and institutional settings including food processors, regulated agricultural programs, and certified cosmetic manufacturers. Regulatory inconsistency across national frameworks creates differing approval timelines for specific seaweed powder types and applications, explaining why Seaweed Powder Market expansion in this region proceeds in clusters around procurement-driven centers rather than progressing uniformly. Port handling reliability, shipment continuity, and cross-border documentation readiness are key structural constraints that will determine the pace of market development through 2033. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Competitive Landscape: Key Players in the Seaweed Powder Industry The Seaweed Powder Market competitive landscape in 2025 is characterized by a moderately fragmented structure, with companies competing through supply capability, product standardization, processing discipline, and route-to-market fit. Competitive intensity is shaped less by participant headcount than by the ability to secure consistent seaweed raw material, translate it into application-ready powders with documented traceability, and sustain functional performance across grades and lots. Strategic positioning tends to split between scale-oriented processors with broad procurement networks and application-focused specialists concentrated in specific seaweed types or cultivation-linked sourcing. Cargill Incorporated Cargill Incorporated participates in the Seaweed Powder Market primarily as an integrator whose influence derives from procurement sophistication, scale, and a disciplined approach to quality systems. Its role is most visible through the ability to translate seaweed inputs into standardized ingredient formats that downstream customers can specify and source with reduced operational risk. Differentiation centers on process control, documentation rigor, and consistency across batches factors that carry decisive weight in food and beverage and cosmetics applications where sensory performance and contaminant compliance govern adoption. Cargill's positioning raises the competitive baseline for specification discipline across the industry, pressuring the market on batch traceability and performance repeatability rather than simply on price. Acadian Seaplants Limited Acadian Seaplants Limited operates as a specialist with strong emphasis on sea-based sourcing and functional ingredient performance, orienting its role around converting seaweed biomass into application-relevant inputs where powder functionality and usability are the primary purchasing criteria. Differentiation comes from controlled sourcing practices, consistent processing, and the ability to meet technical requirements related to bioactive content and powder behavior in formulations. This specialization sharpens the competitive benchmark for agriculture and animal feed use cases, where dosing, mixing performance, and stability over storage are decisive. By supplying predictable grades that reduce formulation iteration burden, Acadian contributes to a broader market shift from generic seaweed powder purchasing toward structured grade selection tied to functional outcomes. CP Kelco CP Kelco occupies a bridging position between functional ingredient manufacturing and end-application requirements, relevant for seaweed powder used as a texture, stabilizing, or functional component in food and personal care formulations. Differentiation is expressed through process capability and the ability to deliver powders that behave consistently under formulation constraints, supporting compliance and performance outcomes across production environments. Within the Seaweed Powder Market, CP Kelco's positioning raises the importance of functional reproducibility including dispersion behavior and interaction with other formulation ingredients pressuring competitors to demonstrate specification reliability and formulation compatibility rather than competing solely on commodity pricing. Gelymar S.A. Gelymar S.A. is positioned as an operational and supply-focused participant emphasizing seaweed processing expertise and product consistency. Its role centers on converting seaweed biomass into powders that satisfy buyer requirements across multiple applications, with differentiation expressed through supply readiness and the ability to meet repeatable quality parameters for powder usability. When suppliers like Gelymar maintain stable output, buyers are more willing to scale trials into regular procurement particularly in animal feed and agriculture where adoption depends on low operational disruption. This availability-focused positioning influences market pricing dynamics for standardized grades and accelerates commercialization in regions that require reliable sourcing and predictable lead times. Qingdao Bright Moon Seaweed Group Co. Ltd. Qingdao Bright Moon Seaweed Group Co. Ltd. represents a regional scale and execution model with emphasis on throughput and manufacturing capability, with influence particularly relevant in regions where cultivated supply and cost-effective production are important for customer expansion. Differentiation tends to be shaped by the ability to manage raw material sourcing logistics and support consistent powder output across seaweed types, enabling buyers to access multiple grades. This role increases competitive pressure on pricing and supply availability, supporting diversification of customer procurement strategies and reinforcing a market trend toward more standardized grade structures and clearer specification labeling across type and source categories. Additional Market Participants Beyond the five primary players, the Seaweed Powder Industry includes a competitive cohort of application-specialist and regionally focused participants including Seasol International Pty Ltd, Algaia S.A., Ocean Harvest Technology, Mara Seaweed, and Maine Coast Sea Vegetables. These companies collectively increase competitive intensity by expanding the range of available grades, particularly for agriculture and cosmetics applications where formulation flexibility and traceability influence adoption. Several function as application translators, winning customer access through formulation guidance rather than commodity supply, while others emphasize niche sourcing credentials or cultivation-aligned supply chains. Looking toward 2033, the Seaweed Powder Market is expected to see selective consolidation among participants that cannot meet evolving compliance and QA expectations, alongside ongoing diversification for companies differentiating through grade specialization by seaweed type and application-specific performance. Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Seaweed Powder Market Segmentation By Type By Source By Application By Geography Download a free sample to access exclusiveInsights, Data Charts, And Forecasts From Seaweed Powder Market Sample Report Strategic Outlook: Seaweed Powder Market Through 2033 The Seaweed Powder Market is entering a phase of sustained, application-driven expansion rather than cyclical or speculative growth. From the base of $250.00 million in 2025, the trajectory toward $369.36 million by 2033 reflects incremental penetration across end markets as suppliers close the gap between commodity sourcing and specification-grade ingredient delivery. The Seaweed Powder Market Forecast is anchored in structural forces that are expected to compound rather than plateau: reformulation activity in food and beverage is a multi-year cycle that continuously generates new qualified applications; regulatory tightening sustains competitive differentiation around quality management; and the shift from natural to cultivated supply increasingly enables the procurement planning stability that large industrial buyers require. Competitive dynamics within the Seaweed Powder Industry are expected to evolve toward tighter quality assurance requirements, more differentiated grade specifications by application, and selective consolidation among participants unable to sustain evolving compliance and performance standards. Simultaneously, innovation at the processing level in drying, milling, and functional preservation will create new opportunities to develop application-specific portfolio positions that command premium pricing and longer contract durations. The interaction between type specialization (red, brown, green), source discipline (natural versus cultivated), and application qualification (food, feed, agriculture, cosmetics) will remain the central framework governing where growth concentrates and where competitive moats are most durable through the forecast period. For investors, the Seaweed Powder Market offers an opportunity set structured around controllable supply chains, technology-linked extraction pathways, and ingredient performance innovation. Recent capital allocation patterns including consolidation actions targeting cultivated sourcing capacity and clean-label ingredient development reflect market confidence in near-term commercialization. Stakeholders who align investment in processing capability, traceability systems, and application-specific product development with the operational realities of each segment are best positioned to translate the Seaweed Powder Market's forecast growth into sustainable commercial execution. 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Tra i presenti, alcuni promotori dell’iniziativa inclusiva come la consigliera regionale lombarda Italia viva Lisa Noja, oltre ad avvocati, architetti, professionisti della comunicazione, progettisti culturali e attivisti per i diritti delle persone con disabilità come Marina Cuollo, Giorgia Meneghesso, Simone Riflesso, Erica Ercole e Sonia Veres. “Diventiamo una realtà strutturata per incidere con maggiore forza nel dibattito pubblico e far capire quanto sia fondamentale e non più procrastinabile il diritto a veder garantiti l’accessibilità agli eventi dal vivo per le persone con disabilità”, dicono gli ideatori di Live for All. Il messaggio univoco è porre “fine a qualsiasi discriminazione a danno delle persone con disabilità che, come tutti gli altri, vogliono poter partecipare alla vita culturale nel momento dello svago senza impedimenti e ostacoli, tutti elementi che provocano ulteriore solitudine e segregazione”. Contattata da ilfattoquotidiano.it Noja spiega che “in Parlamento c’è un progetto di legge insufficiente rispetto alle esigenze e ai bisogni delle persone con disabilità per quanto riguarda gli eventi dal vivo accessibili. Abbiamo proposto degli emendamenti in Commissione Cultura alla Camera ma sono stati bocciati”. “Di fronte a questo silenzio”, continua, “vogliamo depositare una proposta di legge di iniziativa popolare per introdurre una normativa quadro sull’accessibilità degli eventi dal vivo e per dire che questo è un tema che interessa ai cittadini, il Parlamento deve occuparsene subito e chiederemo anche interventi a livello comunale e regionale per la promozione di criteri specifici di accessibilità nei bandi e negli investimenti pubblici destinati a eventi, spazi culturali e impianti sportivi”. Il 3 luglio scorso il Comitato per i concerti accessibili e l’Associazione Al.Di.Qua.Artists (Alternative Disability Quality Artists) avevano presentato il “Manifesto per eventi dal vivo accessibili” in Senato contenente dieci proposte concrete per la partecipazione delle donne e degli uomini con disabilità agli eventi dal vivo. L’iniziativa era partita sulla base di diverse criticità che le persone con disabilità stesse avevano riscontrato in occasione di eventi non fruibili per tutti. Il Comitato formato oltre che da Noja, Tomirotti e Cuollo anche da Riccardo Di Lella e Serena Tummino, aveva anche lanciato una petizione su change.org che attualmente ha superato le 34mila firme. “Oggi”, denuncia a ilfattoquotidiano.it Noja, “ci sono diversi bandi che stanziano complessivamente milioni di euro per la ristrutturazione degli impianti, dei palazzetti dello sport, delle strutture, ma purtroppo l’accessibilità non è sempre presentata come prerequisito vincolante per partecipare ai progetti dei bandi pubblici”. “Come nascente associazione vogliamo fare da advocacy e porci come interlocutori a livello nazionale con gli enti e i decisori politici. L’organizzazione che andremo a costituire”, continua, “sarà aperta al contributo di tutti coloro che vorranno proseguire con noi, con ancora più forza, la battaglia contro le barriere fisiche, sensoriali, cognitive e culturali che limitano l’esperienza dei live, sia per il pubblico in platea che per i professionisti e gli artisti con disabilità sul palco”. Chiedono la possibilità di “effettuare prenotazioni uguali a tutti gli altri, con un click” senza farraginosi meccanismi di selezione, “numeri significativi di posti dedicati alle persone con disabilità” come ad esempio a donne e uomini che per spostarsi utilizzano una carrozzina, “posti adeguati per una corretta fruibilità e una giusta visibilità”, nel rispetto delle esigenze di sicurezza con personale adeguatamente formato, “basta segregazioni” con aree separate e discriminatorie e “nuovi parametri di progettazione” degli impianti e infrastrutture secondo i principi della progettazione universale. La creazione di un’associazione arriva “dalla necessità di dare al nostro movimento una forma più organizzata e incisiva” spiegano gli ideatori. Sottolineano, tra le varie cose, che seguendo i dettami della “Costituzione italiana e la Convenzione ONU sui diritti delle persone con disabilità, abbiamo tutti la responsabilità di eliminare fattivamente le barriere che impediscono alle persone con disabilità la partecipazione effettiva alla vita culturale”. “Live for All”, concludono, “si batte per un sistema-spettacolo dal vivo che non lasci indietro nessuno e che possa essere realmente inclusivo per tutti. Continuiamo la nostra battaglia sui diritti e per le pari opportunità”.

Altro scontro dopo la conferma del gemellaggio con Tel Aviv. Il sindaco impone limiti sugli alcolici e sui dehors e il consigliere dem Albani lo attacca: "Rincorre l'emergenza e non risolve il problema sicurezza, questo non è governare il territorio". Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati Dopo i rapporti con Israele, la sicurezza in città. Ormai non passa settimana senza che il sindaco di Milano Beppe Sala non perda pezzi in maggioranza, che sia sotto forma di voti sui provvedimenti in aula o di sconfessioni pubbliche. L’ultima grana arriva dalla ricette presentate dal sindaco sulla movida milanese, rispedite indietro da parte del Pd con parole degne dell’opposizione: “Quello del sindaco è pressappochismo, manca una visione e peggiora il problema della sicurezza”. Non il modo migliore per chiudere la consiliatura, visto che Sala ambisce a una candidatura nazionale e più volte si è detto disponibile a fare la sua parte in una eventuale gamba centrista della coalizione di centrosinistra. La sua immagine però non esce certo bene da questo logoramento. La scorsa settimana parte della maggioranza lo aveva criticato per la mancata sospensione del gemellaggio tra Milano e Tel Aviv, chiesta a gran voce dalla sinistra dopo le violazioni del diritto internazionale da parte di Israele. Ieri, in Consiglio comunale, l’ultimo inciampo. La giunta ha presentato una delibera con forti limitazioni alla movida, in parte riprendendo le misure dello scorso anno ma integrandole con alcune ulteriori strette. Per esempio, fino a novembre il Comune ha individuato 12 quartieri in cui negozi e distributori automatici non potranno vendere alcolici dalle 22 alle 6 del mattino. I bar dovranno fermare l’asporto a mezzanotte, mentre i dehors si potranno tenere aperti solo fino all’1 (le 2 nel week end), per evitare il troppo chiasso. Visti anche alcune beghe giudiziarie avviate dalle proteste dei cittadini, la zona Lazzaretto-Melzo vedrà invece restrizioni ancora più severe: una su tutte, divieto di asporto dalle 22 in poi di cibi e bevande, siano alcoliche o no, per tutte le attività. Di fronte a questo provvedimento, le critiche più dure arrivano da Michele Albani, consigliere comunale dem e presidente della commissione Sicurezza, Coesione sociale e Vita notturna. I problemi sono di metodo e di merito. Intanto perché, denuncia Albani, “l’ordinanza entra in vigore in questo fine settimana con zone che non comparivano nell’avvio del procedimento e che quindi non hanno potuto essere oggetto di osservazioni da parte delle categorie interessate”. Un’aggiunta successiva, insomma. Poi c’è il merito, con diversi punti che, sostiene Albani, non tornano: “Le restrizioni nell’area Lazzaretto-Melzo vanno ben oltre quanto necessario per rispondere alla sentenza del Tribunale. Il divieto di asporto di qualsiasi alimento e bevanda dalle 22, insieme alla chiusura obbligatoria dei plateatici a mezzanotte, colpisce in modo indiscriminato attività che non hanno nulla a che fare coi fenomeni che si intende contrastare”. Critiche anche sui dehors: “Non sono il problema, al contrario, sono strumenti di presidio dello spazio pubblico, capace di mantenere ordinati e abitati contesti frequentati”. Tutto ciò alimenta “una preoccupazione concreta sulla sicurezza”, invece di risolverla: “Se i locali chiudono prima del solito, le strade si svuotano prima. Meno occhi, meno presidio informale del territorio”. Al di là di questo provvedimento, il giudizio del consigliere dem è complessivo: “Questo non è governo del territorio, è pressappochismo. Si conferma purtroppo l’incapacità di sindaco e giunta di affrontare con serietà la gestione della vita notturna della città: anni di rincorse emergenziali, nessuna visione organica e il conto pagato ogni volta dalle stesse persone, chi lavora di notte e chi ci investe”. Il Pd sa bene che il tema riguarda anche il consenso. Milano andrà al voto l’anno prossimo e, nonostante in città il centrosinistra parta da una posizione di vantaggio, chiunque sarà il candidato dem (si parla di una sfida tra Pierfrancesco Majorino e Luigi Calabresi) dovrà fare i conti con un’ultima parte di mandato molto contestata, soprattutto su temi sensibili per i giovani: l’ambientalismo, il tema casa, con le inchieste che hanno coinvolto manager del Comune e messo in crisi il “modello Milano”, poi appunto il posizionamento nei confronti di Israele e, adesso, il caso movida e sicurezza.

Shell Namibia Upstream, a subsidiary of the UK-headquartered energy giant Shell, has found more oil in the Orange Basin off the coast of Namibia. Shell and its partners, QatarEnergy and NAMCOR, have reported encouraging exploration results from theMerlin-1Xexploration well in petroleum exploration license No. 0039 (PEL 0039), offshore Namibia, further advancing their evaluation of this Orange Basin block. Spudded on April 8, 2026, the well, which is the tenth one drilled in the license operated by Shell, penetrated the Coniacian play, delivering what is described as the most promising subsurface results to date in PEL 0039, indicating good reservoir quality with light oil and limited associated gas, compared to prior results within the license. This content is available after accepting the cookies. Namibia’s Orange Basin still oil-rich but Shell’s discovery deemed ‘commercially unfeasible’ Eugene Okpere, Shell’s Executive Vice President for Exploration, Strategy and Portfolio, commented:“These are encouraging results that add to our understanding of the Orange Basin potential. We are progressing this opportunity through a disciplined, data-led approach to establish commerciality, focusing our investment on options that are material, competitive and resilient within our portfolio.” The results are perceived to enhance the operator’s understanding of the basin, and support continued evaluation of the resource and its commercial potential across the license. Further drilling later in 2026 is under consideration as part of a broader exploratory appraisal program. This content is available after accepting the cookies. Namibia sets the stage for new offshore oil & gas licensing round and drilling plays Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, Qatar’s Minister of State for Energy Affairs, President and CEO of QatarEnergy, emphasized:“We are pleased with this discovery, which follows three earlier discovery announcements in Namibia. “These results represent a significant step that further strengthens confidence in the Orange Basin as anemerging world-class hydrocarbon provinceand aligns with QatarEnergy’s strategy to expand its international upstream portfolio through high-impact exploration.” This content is available after accepting the cookies. TotalEnergies’ 750-million-barrel project offshore Namibia targets first oil in 2030 ShellhiredNorthern Ocean’sDeepsea Mirarig, which is managed by Odfjell Drilling, for drilling work offshore Namibia, with the start date slated for April 2026. The contract covers one firm well and includes one optional well. Take the spotlight and anchor your brand in the heart of the offshore world! Join us for a bigger impact and amplify your presence at the core hub of the offshore energy community!

Il divario di market share nel trasporto marittimo di container (in termini di offera di stiva) tra la prima (Msc) e la seconda della classifica mondiale (Maersk) continua ad aumentare. Lo evidenzia la società di analisi Alphaliner sottolineando come, nel mese di maggio, le due principali compagnie di navigazione hanno registrato andamenti della quota di mercato nettamente diversi. Non solo: a seguito della crescita ‘esplosiva’ della propria flotta registrata a partire dal 2020 (in coincidenza con l’emergere della pandemia di Covid 19), Mediterranean Shipping Company ha appena raggiunto un nuovo record in termini di quota di mercato arrivando oggi a controllare e gestire il 21,5% della capacità globale totale di container. “Nessun vettore aveva mai raggiunto una quota simile in precedenza; l’unico altro vettore ad essersi avvicinato a tale risultato, A.P. Moller – Maersk, aveva raggiunto il 19,3% del mercato nel 2018” spiegano da Alphaliner. Aggiungendo che “Msc, con sede a Ginevra, continua a erodere la quota di mercato delle altre shipping line ed è stato l’unico vettore tra i primi 10 a raggiungere un picco nella propria quota di mercato quest’anno. Il più grande vettore container al mondo ha di fatto raddoppiato il proprio market share dal 2010”. Al contrario Maersk ha adottato una strategia evidentemente molto diversa e a maggio risulta il vettore ad avere registrato la quota di mercato più bassa degli ultimi vent’anni. Il tonnellaggio gestito dal gruppo armatoriale danese rappresenta solo il 13,7% della flotta container totale, il punto più basso da quando la compagnia ha acquistato P&O Nedlloyd nel 2005. Questo trend decrescente si spiega con la decisione presa da Maersk di limitare la propria flotta alla fascia compresa fra 4,1 e 4,3 milioni di Teu di capacità di stiva a partire dall’inizio del 2024; questa strategia, unita alla crescita esponenziale della flotta complessiva di portacontainer, ha condannato l’azienda a una quota di mercato inferiore. Il vettore danese ha dichiarato che darà priorità alla sostituzione della flotta con mezzi a basse emissioni e alla logistica integrata per raggiungere i propri obiettivi strategici e finanziari. Per quanto riguarda il resto della top 10 degli armatori di navi container, la francese Cma Cgm ha mantenuto una quota di mercato solida, detenendo il 12,5% della flotta globale, in calo solo marginalmente rispetto al picco del 12,9% raggiunto nel 2023. ISCRIVITI ALLA NEWSLETTER QUOTIDIANA GRATUITA DI SHIPPING ITALY SHIPPING ITALY E’ ANCHE SU WHATSAPP: BASTA CLICCARE QUI PER ISCRIVERSI AL CANALE ED ESSERE SEMPRE AGGIORNATI

Issued on behalf of Greenland Mines Ltd. As the West scrambles for palladium, gold, and rare earths free of Russian and Chinese control, one developer is assembling something rare: a mine, a corridor, and a processing hub — all in friendly territory. CHARLOTTE, N.C., June 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --World Street IntelligenceNews Commentary — The hardest problem in critical minerals is rarely finding the metal. It is everything that happens after: where to process it, how to move it, and whether any of that can be done without depending on the very countries the West is trying to reduce its reliance upon. A world-class deposit stuck without power, ports, or processing is a museum piece, not a supply chain. That is the lens through which to read the latest move from Greenland Mines Ltd. (Nasdaq: GRML), which has just strengthened its hold on a key piece of industrial infrastructure half an ocean away from its flagship Greenland deposit. The company announced it has signed a First Right of Refusal over the roughly 60,000-square-metre Helguvík brownfield industrial site on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula — a former silicon-metal plant that comes with about 10,000 square metres of existing industrial buildings, deep-water port access, and up to 40 megawatts of power. Under an updated letter of intent with site owner Reykjanes Investment, if a third party makes a bona fide offer for the site, Greenland Mines must be given the chance to acquire it first on equivalent terms. It is a quiet, optionality-securing move — and a revealing one, because it shows a junior developer thinking several moves ahead about the part of the business that usually trips companies up. Key Takeaways The Real Innovation Isn't the Mine — It's the Corridor Greenland Mines' flagship is the Skaergaard Project on Greenland's east coast, a deposit with an almost legendary status in geological circles. It hosts a mineral resource, estimated in 2022 under NI 43-101 by SLR Consulting, of 25.4 million ounces of palladium-equivalent and 23.5 million ounces of gold-equivalent in the indicated and inferred categories — figures that place it among the largest undeveloped palladium-gold deposits anywhere in the world. The deposit is the kind of asset that, in a friendly jurisdiction, is exactly what Western governments say they want as they confront their dependence on Russia and South Africa for platinum-group metals. But a deposit in remote East Greenland raises an obvious question: then what? Mining the ore is only the first step; turning it into saleable product requires power, processing, and logistics on a scale that Arctic Greenland cannot easily provide year-round. This is where the Helguvík move becomes interesting. Greenland Mines is sketching what it calls a “North Atlantic Critical Metals Corridor” — pairing upstream mine production in Greenland with mid-stream processing and shipping infrastructure in Iceland. Preliminary logistics work cited by the company indicates that bulk carriers could cover the roughly 400-kilometre sea distance between Skaergaard and Helguvík in about 30 hours, making it plausible to move concentrates or intermediate products efficiently between mine and hub. The appeal of Iceland specifically comes down to two things the modern critical-metals economy prizes: cheap, clean power and deep-water access. Iceland's electricity grid is supplied almost entirely by renewable hydro and geothermal generation, at industrial tariffs the company describes as significantly below average prices in Europe and North America. For an energy-hungry processing facility, stable low-carbon power at a competitive price is not a footnote — it is a core economic driver. Add a deep-water port that NATO and Icelandic authorities are already upgrading, proximity to Keflavík International Airport, and a regional skilled workforce, and the logic of the location starts to come into focus. Why a Brownfield Site Beats a Blank Slate There is a deeper strategic point in choosing Helguvík. The site is not raw land; it is a brownfield complex that already hosts substantial industrial infrastructure left from the former United Silicon smelter, which began production around 2016–2017 before ceasing operations amid environmental and operational problems. For a developer, inheriting existing buildings, grid connections, and port infrastructure can dramatically compress the time and capital required to stand up a processing operation compared with building from scratch. Greenland Mines has been careful — publicly and pointedly — to distance itself from the previous operation's troubles. The company states it has no intention of reviving silicon-metal smelting and that any future activity at Helguvík would be designed from the outset to meet high environmental standards, use modern technology and emissions controls, and maintain an open relationship with local stakeholders. President Bo Møller Stensgaard framed the agreement as the product of a constructive collaboration: he described a shared ambition with Reykjanes Investment to see the site “redeveloped into a modern, transparent and low-impact industrial hub that respects local communities and Iceland's ambitious environmental objectives.” That positioning matters beyond public relations. Social licence — the acceptance of local communities and authorities — has become one of the decisive variables in whether critical-minerals projects get built in Western jurisdictions. By securing an option rather than rushing an acquisition, and by foregrounding environmental performance, Greenland Mines is trying to keep both its financial flexibility and its community standing intact while it completes the technical and economic studies that will determine whether a Helguvík facility makes sense at all. A Two-Asset Platform Aimed at the West's Weak Spots The Helguvík option does not stand alone; it plugs into a broader strategy built on two Greenland assets. Alongside Skaergaard's palladium-gold-platinum endowment, Greenland Mines has entered a definitive agreement to acquire the Sarfartoq project in southwest Greenland — a neodymium-praseodymium magnet rare-earth project, with a strategic offtake partnership attached. Those two elements target precisely the materials the West has flagged as most exposed: PGMs concentrated in Russia and South Africa, and rare-earth magnets dominated by China across mining and especially refining. Taken together, the company is attempting to build a vertically integrated, Atlantic-focused critical-metals platform: high-quality upstream resources in Greenland, potential mid-stream processing and logistics in Iceland, and end-markets in a Europe and North America increasingly determined to source outside Chinese and Russian supply chains. It is an ambitious vision for a company of GRML's size, and it remains a vision — dependent on studies, permits, financing, and execution still to come. But the strategic coherence is clear, and the Helguvík move is a concrete step toward making the corridor more than a slide in a presentation. How Greenland Mines Stacks Up Against the Field Greenland Mines is one of a growing cohort of developers racing to build Western-aligned supply for the metals that electrification, defense, and clean energy depend on. Looking at how a few peers are positioned helps frame both the opportunity and the scale of the challenge. Critical Metals Corp. (NASDAQ: CRML)is the most direct geographic comparison, advancing the Tanbreez rare-earth project in southern Greenland and recently executing a 15-year binding offtake agreement for rare-earth concentrate. With a market capitalization in the billion-dollar range, Critical Metals shows how strongly the market has rewarded Greenland-based critical-minerals stories with credible offtake — a useful benchmark for what GRML is building on the same island, and a reminder that Greenland has become a focal point of the Western supply-chain push. MP Materials Corp. (NYSE: MP)is the bellwether for the Western rare-earth and magnet thesis that GRML's Sarfartoq project speaks to. As the operator of the Mountain Pass mine in California and a recipient of high-profile U.S. government backing, MP has become the template for how a domestic critical-minerals producer can be re-rated when it pairs a scarce asset with strategic support. It illustrates the destination GRML's rare-earth ambitions point toward, at a far larger and more advanced scale. NioCorp Developments Ltd. (NASDAQ: NB)offers a parallel in the development-stage, multi-critical-mineral category, advancing a U.S. project aimed at rare earths and other strategic elements as part of the same reshoring wave. As a company working to convert a large resource into a financed, built operation, NioCorp mirrors the execution path — studies, permitting, and capital — that GRML must travel, and underscores how much sits between a strong resource and a producing mine. Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp. (TSXV: PGE) (OTCQB: PGEZF)rounds out the group as the cleanest platinum-group-metals analogue, advancing its Stillwater West palladium-platinum-rhodium project in Montana and reporting continued resource-expansion drilling. As one of the few Western-jurisdiction PGM developers, Stillwater speaks directly to the same Russia-and-South-Africa-dependence problem that Skaergaard's palladium and platinum endowment is positioned to address. These companies are referenced to illustrate the sector and do not imply any partnership, endorsement, affiliation, or comparable financial performance; they span different metals, jurisdictions, sizes, and stages, and Greenland Mines sits among the earlier-stage names. What to Watch From Here The Helguvík agreement is, by its own terms, a non-binding letter of intent with a first right of refusal — an option, not a commitment. The markers worth tracking are whether that option matures toward a binding agreement; the results of the technical, metallurgical, and environmental studies that will determine if a processing facility at Helguvík is viable; progress on the Skaergaard field campaign and metallurgical work; and the closing and integration of the Sarfartoq rare-earth acquisition. Each is a step in converting a compelling map into an actual supply chain. Investors should keep the company's stage firmly in mind. Greenland Mines is a development-stage company; its resources are not reserves, no economic feasibility study has been completed on Skaergaard, and there is no certainty that the resources will be converted to reserves or that an economically viable operation can be established. The corridor strategy, for all its logic, depends on a long sequence of studies, permits, partnerships, and financing still ahead. But in a market hungry for Western-aligned critical-metals supply, a company assembling a mine, a corridor, and a processing option in friendly jurisdictions has put together a genuinely differentiated story — and the Helguvík move shows it is thinking about the whole chain, not just the rock. CONTINUED … Learn more about Greenland Mines Ltd. at:https://usanewsgroup.com/grml-landing POWERED BY EAGLE EYE Track the signal, not the noise. Eagle Eye delivers real-time investor intelligence — aggregating social, forum, and news data across the tickers that matter, so you can see what the market is talking about before it moves. Explore it now atEagle-Eye.dev CONTACT: World Street Intelligenceinfo@worldstreetintelligence.com SOURCES: [1] Greenland Mines Ltd. — “Greenland Mines Executes Strategic Downstream Agreement on Helguvík Industrial Complex in Iceland” (company press release, June 2026; primary source for the FROR, Helguvík site detail, corridor logistics, and Bo Møller Stensgaard quotes):https://greenlandmines.com/projects/skaergaard-site/ [2] Greenland Mines Ltd. — SEC Form 8-K / corporate disclosure (Skaergaard NI 43-101 resource: 25.4 Moz PdEq / 23.5 Moz AuEq; ~$68B gross in-situ value at Feb 2026 prices; GTK Mintec metallurgical program):https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1907223/000121390026032870/ea028303601ex99-1.htm [3] Greenland Mines Ltd. / PR Newswire — Sarfartoq Nd-Pr rare-earth acquisition from Neo Performance Materials (US$35M; Neo retains equity and up-to-60% offtake; SW Greenland):https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/nasdaq-listed-critical-minerals-developer-lands-game-changing-greenland-rare-earth-deal-843606551.html [4] Critical Metals Corp. (Nasdaq: CRML) — Tanbreez rare-earth project updates and 15-year REalloys offtake (peer Greenland developer; May–June 2026) [5] Stillwater Critical Minerals Corp. (TSXV: PGE) — Stillwater West PGM project rhodium assays and resource expansion (Western-jurisdiction PGM peer; May 2026) DISCLAIMER: Nothing in this publication should be considered as personalized financial advice. We are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular financial situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed as personalized financial advice. Please consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decision. This is a digital media distribution and is neither an offer nor recommendation to buy or sell any security. We hold no investment licenses and are thus neither licensed nor qualified to provide investment advice. The content in this report or email is not provided to any individual with a view toward their individual circumstances. 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Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati Quelli appena trascorsi sono stati mesi difficili per Jurgen Klinsmann, ex attaccante di Inter e Sampdoria e campione del mondo con la Germania Ovest nel 1990. L’ex commissario tecnico tedesco ha raccontato le settimane di apprensione vissute dopo il grave infortunio del figlio Jonathan, portiere del Cesena. L’episodio risale al 18 aprile, durante la sfida sul campo del Palermo. In seguito a uno scontro di gioco con Ranocchia, Jonathan Klinsmann ha riportato la frattura di una vertebra cervicale. In un’intervista al Resto del Carlino, il padre ha spiegato che i momenti più delicati sono stati quelli compresi tra l’infortunio e l’operazione, effettuata quattro giorni più tardi. “Sì, è stato in pericolo fino all’intervento”, ha raccontato Klinsmann, ricordando la forte preoccupazione di quei giorni. Secondo quanto riferito dall’ex attaccante, a Palermo i medici avrebbero giudicato il caso troppo complesso da gestire in loco. Per questo motivo la famiglia ha deciso di trasferire Jonathan in Germania con un volo organizzato appositamente. Il portiere è stato poi operato nella clinica universitaria di Heidelberg. “Lì gli hanno salvato la vita“, ha dichiarato Klinsmann. La fase più critica è ormai superata e Jonathan Klinsmann sta recuperando positivamente. Giovedì 11 giugno è prevista un’ultima visita di controllo, che servirà a valutare i tempi necessari per il ritorno in campo. Una notizia attesa con fiducia anche dal Cesena.

Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati L’intelligenza artificiale sogna? Philip Dick si chiedeva se gli androidi sognassero pecore elettriche, probabilmente non immaginava che un giorno avremmo conversato con intelligenze artificiali, menti androidi. Oggi quella domanda non è più fantascienza. Da qualche tempo utilizzo l’intelligenza artificiale come assistente. Mi aiuta a trovare riferimenti bibliografici, a verificare informazioni, a organizzare idee. Ma, come spesso accade, l’uso pratico ha lasciato spazio a domande più profonde. Tutto è cominciato da un sogno. Molti anni fa commissionai all’artista Alberto Gennari un’illustrazione in cui Charles Darwin e Anton Dohrn sono uniti dalla stessa barba. Volendola mettere su una maglietta, mi serviva uno slogan, ma non lo trovavo. Sognai “due menti una barba”. Sapendo che i sogni svaniscono in fretta la scrissi immediatamente. Recentemente ho sognato “guerressere”, fondendo guerra e benessere: il warfare al posto del welfare. Anche in quel caso il termine mi apparve già formato, senza che riuscissi a seguire il percorso che l’aveva generato. Ho chiesto all’intelligenza artificiale di propormi slogan per il disegno di Darwin e Dohrn o di trovare una parola che esprimesse il rapporto tra guerra e prosperità economica, non è arrivata né a “Due menti una barba” né a “guerressere”. Quando gliele ho proposte, però, le ha comprese immediatamente e ha saputo spiegare perché funzionano. Così abbiamo iniziato una lunghissima discussione sul ruolo dei sogni nella creatività. Molti artisti, scrittori e scienziati hanno attribuito ai sogni intuizioni decisive. Altri hanno cercato di raggiungere stati analoghi attraverso droghe che stimolano la creatività alterando la coscienza. Paul McCartney raccontò di essersi svegliato con la melodia di Yesterday già pronta nella mente e per settimane fu convinto di averla inconsapevolmente copiata da qualcuno. Discutendo con l’IA mi tornò alla mente una storia raccontata da Carlos Castaneda in uno dei suoi libri su Don Juan, lo stregone Yaqui. Molti ricordano quel libro per il peyote. Io ricordo un episodio molto diverso. Don Juan gli fa vuotare le tasche su un prato e gli dice di guardare attentamente. Poi toglie un oggetto e l’allievo ne individua subito l’assenza. Poi gli fa osservare il prato, senza oggetti, e rimuove un filo d’erba. L’allievo non si accorge del filo d’erba mancante: vedeva solo il contenuto delle sue tasche, tolto quello non restava “niente”. Lo stregone non vede cose che non esistono. Vede cose che esistono ma che gli altri considerano irrilevanti. Mentre discutevo di questi temi con l’intelligenza artificiale, pensavo di riflettere sui sogni. In realtà stavamo discutendo sul pensiero. Le idee che considero più interessanti non mi sono venute soltanto sognando. Molte sono nate durante una lezione. Altre durante conversazioni con colleghi o amici. A volte mi accorgevo di non avere capito veramente qualcosa proprio mentre cercavo di spiegarla, oppure di accorgermi di avere torto dopo aver convinto tutti che avevo ragione. Insegnare, discutere, chiacchierare e sognare potrebbero essere attività più simili di quanto sembri. Si tratta di generare conoscenza, riorganizzando le informazioni in nostro possesso, magari scambiandole con altri. Un’idea richiama un’altra idea. Un’associazione ne suggerisce una successiva. Dopo un certo numero di passaggi emerge qualcosa che prima non vedevamo. Non è la maieutica socratica, in cui la levatrice aiuta a far nascere qualcosa che esiste già. Assomiglia piuttosto a una singenesi, una fecondazione da cui emerge qualcosa che prima non c’era. Questa intuizione è emersa dialogando con una macchina. L’intelligenza artificiale dispone di una quantità di informazioni immensamente superiore a quella accessibile a qualsiasi individuo. Può consultare, collegare e sintetizzare conoscenze provenienti da campi diversissimi. Ma nessuno pensa che una biblioteca sogni, rida, si arrabbi, abbia paura. Forse il problema non è la quantità di informazione disponibile, ma il significato che attribuiamo all’informazione e il modo in cui la organizziamo. Durante la lunga conversazione da cui nasce questo articolo abbiamo iniziato discutendo di sogni. Alla fine ci siamo trovati a parlare di dialogo. E mi sono reso conto che molte delle mie idee nascono parlando con qualcuno. Le idee si rincorrono, si modificano, si combinano. È un processo che ricorda il brainstorming, ma spesso le intuizioni migliori emergono quando non le stiamo cercando intenzionalmente. L’intelligenza artificiale non è una persona, ma può partecipare a questo processo. Può diventare una sorta di interlocutore permanente. Ed è qui che compare un rischio. Un interlocutore sempre disponibile può diventare una dipendenza intellettuale. Una specie di Ms. Pinky, la bambola gonfiabile di Frank Zappa: non invecchia, non si stanca e non contraddice mai. Ma proprio per questo non può sostituire le relazioni reali. Le idee nascono dal dialogo tra persone vere, con le loro competenze, i loro limiti, le loro ostinazioni e perfino i loro errori. È possibile che il sogno, l’insegnamento, la conversazione e il pensiero siano manifestazioni diverse dello stesso processo? L’intelligenza artificiale, a saperla usare, diventa un interlocutore con cui capire meglio noi stessi. Un po’ come i soldi del detto latino Pecunia si uti scis ancilla est, si nescis domina.

The Dale R. and Carol Ann Lindsey Alaska Railroad Terminalisa state-of-the-art facility that provides a seamless gateway to Alaska for guests around the world SEWARD, Alaska,June 10, 2026/PRNewswire/ -- Royal Caribbean Group (NYSE:RCL), a global vacation leader, recently commemorated the opening of the Dale R. and Carol Ann Lindsey Alaska Railroad Terminal with partners Alaska Railroad, The Seward Company, Turnagain Marine Construction at an official ribbon cutting ceremony including Alaska dignitaries Representative Louise Stutes of Kodiak and Seward, 5th District; Representative Alyse Galvin of Anchorage, 14th District; Alaska Department of Commerce, Community and Economic Development Commissioner Julie Sande; and Seward Mayor Sue McClure. "We're thrilled to celebrate the culmination of nearly a decade of efforts to unlock this world-class travel destination, bringing long-term economic opportunities to Seward and beyond," said Josh Carroll, senior vice president, Deployment, Destination Development and Port Operations. "The journey to open the Dale R. and Carol Ann Lindsey Alaska Railroad Terminal as a portal to premier travel destinations would not have been possible without our supporting partners, government official stakeholders, and the local community." "We're thrilled to celebrate the culmination of nearly a decade of efforts to unlock this world-class travel destination, bringing long-term economic opportunities to Seward and beyond," said Josh Carroll, senior vice president, Deployment, Destination Development and Port Operations. "The journey to open the Dale R. and Carol Ann Lindsey Alaska Railroad Terminal as a portal to premier travel destinations would not have been possible without our supporting partners, government official stakeholders, and the local community." The new terminal replaces aging dock facilities that date to the mid-1960s, positioning Seward as a premier cruise turn port. "We know how important the terminal is not just to Seward, but to communities across Southcentral and Interior Alaska as these cross-gulf cruise guests take the opportunity to explore Alaska by land as well," said Bill O'Leary, President and CEO of the Alaska Railroad, the longtime owner and operator of the Seward passenger dock and terminal. "We were delighted to have the Lindsey family join us for the ribbon cutting to honor Dale and Carol Ann's many contributions to Seward and our state, and to celebrate an important milestone for this project." As the largest cruise terminal in Alaska, this state‑of‑the‑art facility is designed to elevate guest experiences by prioritizing optimized passenger flows, sheltered queuing, and efficient passenger processing. The facility's direct adjacency to the Alaska Railroad station opens convenient onward travel to Anchorage, Fairbanks, and the broader communities of Alaska. The terminal is divided into 41,500 square feet of enclosed space and 27,000 square feet of open, pass-through luggage transfer layout. The modernization of the pier includes a shore power system, developed through the US Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Ports Grant, resulting in cleaner air and reduced noise. With this alternative energy capability, any excess power generated during winter months will be stored in battery systems, serving as a backup power grid for Seward during unpredictable winter weather. Built for year-round operations, the terminal serves as the community's largest indoor space, enabling ongoing recreational sports, concerts, festivals, and community gatherings, amidst winter weather conditions in the cruise off-season. The space was inaugurated for that exact purpose when Royal Caribbean Group invited the entire Seward community to help celebrate the culmination of theirPort Partnerssmall business accelerator program where standout business Exit Glacier Greenhouses received a $20,000 grant to help scale operations, representing the company's longstanding commitment to economic development in coastal communities. See how Royal Caribbean Group is energizing communities around the world in our mission to vacation responsibly with theSEA The Future program. Follow Royal Caribbean Group on social media: LinkedIn:Royal Caribbean Group Facebook:Royal Caribbean Group X/Twitter:@RoyalCaribbeanGroup ROYAL CARIBBEAN GROUP Royal Caribbean Group is a leading global vacation company spanning cruise, one-of-a-kind destinations, and land-based vacation experiences. The company operates 70 ships sailing to more than 1,000 destinations across all seven continents through its three wholly owned brands - Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, and Silversea - and a 50% joint venture interest in TUI Cruises, which operates the Mein Schiff and Hapag-Lloyd brands. The Group is expanding its portfolio of private destinations through its Perfect Day and Royal Beach Club collections, and the company will enter river cruising in 2027 with Celebrity River Cruises. Powered by innovative brands, advanced technology, and an industry-leading loyalty program, the company has built a connected vacation ecosystem, turning the vacation of a lifetime into a lifetime of vacations. Named to theFortuneWorld's Most Admired Companies 2026 list and toForbes'2026 Best American Companies lists, Royal Caribbean Group is guided by its mission to deliver the best vacations responsibly. For more information, visitroyalcaribbeangroup.com. SOURCE Royal Caribbean Group

Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati “Questa non è la repubblica delle banane, qui si rispettano le regole, come ricordava il presidente Sangalli non c’è mercato senza regole, non ci sono imprese sane e non c’è crescita”. Lo ha detto la presidente del Consiglio Giorgia Meloni, nel suo intervento all’assemblea di Confcommercio, ricordando con un attento cherry picking una misura non nuova (è stata introdotta con la legge di Bilancio 2023) ma probabilmente gradita ai commercianti come la stretta sulle partite Iva “apri e chiudi” spesso intestate a cittadini extracomunitari. Non una parola invece sul recentissimo e probabilmente meno gradito obbligo, per la platea che la ascoltava, di collegare i registratori di cassa telematici al pos, scattato il quale si è registrata una prevedibile impennata del numero di scontrini e del valore delle transazioni “in chiaro”.

Questo articolo è gratis. Per leggerne altri, ricevere le newsletter e avere libero accesso ai contenuti scelti dalla redazione Registrati In tre arrivano da Forza Italia, un altro da Fratelli d’Italia. Così, in appena 24 ore, Futuro Nazionale entra nel Consiglio comunale di Brindisi e diventa il primo partito nella maggioranza di centrodestra che sostiene il sindaco Giuseppe Marchionna, eletto da indipendente per volere del deputato forzista Mauro D’Attis e con uno storico passato nel Partito Socialista Italiano. A capovolgere definitivamente gli equilibri ci ha pensato Cesare Mevoli, storico esponente della destra brindisina, che ha lasciato il partito di Giorgia Meloni per aderire a quello di Roberto Vannacci. La mossa è arrivata il giorno dopo lo strappo di tre consiglieri berlusconiani – Nicola Di Donna, Luca Tondi e Maria Ciaccia – che avevano dimezzato il gruppo di FI. Il passaggio dell’ex meloniano ha un peso politico non indifferente. Già assessore, Mevoli era infatti vicesegretario provinciale di FdI e componente dell’assemblea nazionale. Da tempo in rotta con il resto del partito sul territorio, tanto da autosospendersi dal gruppo consiliare a marzo, vanta una storia tutta a destra. Il suo testimone di nozze è stato Gianni Alemanno e il nome del consigliere brindisino compare anche – da non indagato – nelle carte con le quali il Tribunale di Sorveglianza confermò il ritorno in carcere dell’ex sindaco di Roma: era ritenuto uno dei “soggetti compiacenti” che avrebbe aiutato Alemanno nella “artata costituzione di documenti giustificativi” degli spostamenti. Nel 2023 inoltre un suo post contro Elena Cecchettin, sorella della 22enne Giulia uccisa dall’ex fidanzato, provocò le proteste del Partito Democratico. Al momento né i tre ex Forza Italia né Mevoli hanno rivendicato la necessità di riequilibrare gli assetti della giunta. Tuttavia lo spostamento a destra della maggioranza è destinato ad avere delle ripercussioni sulla coalizione. Al momento, per dire, con tre consiglieri in assise Forza Italia esprime tre assessori nella squadra di Marchionna, che governerà anche grazie al sostegno dei quattro esponenti di Futuro Nazionale nonostante la sua storia politica affondi le radici nel Psi. Negli Anni Novanta, durante il suo primo mandato, il sindaco divenne famoso per la gestione impeccabile dell’esodo di albanesi che nel marzo 1991 si riversarono in città dopo il crollo del regime comunista. In assenza di supporto da parte del governo, riuscì a mobilitare gli abitanti nell’accoglienza di 25mila profughi arrivati in ventiquattr’ore a bordo delle carrette del mare. Da oggi dovrà anche confrontarsi con le idee sulla gestione dei migranti di ben quattro consiglieri di Futuro Nazionale, partito a favore della remigrazione.