29 September 2026 – Tuesday
29 September 2026 – Tuesday

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Today’s Monday Briefing highlights the restart of the extremely deadly Ethiopian civil war. Here in Italy, we discuss rhetoric around fashion and feminism. Around the world, we cover a dispute between Anthropic and the US government, the effects of Houthi attacks on Middle Eastern diplomacy, and lacklustre education results in Latin America.
Today’s Monday Briefing highlights the restart of the extremely deadly Ethiopian civil war. Here in Italy, we discuss rhetoric around fashion and feminism. Around the world, we cover a dispute between Anthropic and the US government, the effects of Houthi attacks on Middle Eastern diplomacy, and lacklustre education results in Latin America. Spotlight: War breaks out again in the Tigray region By Riccardo De Ambroggi After a fragile peace…

Young Ventures Hits Campus: Backing the Next Generation of Founders

On September 1, 2026, Young Ventures will officially launch, introducing a student-led platform designed to support innovative founders at the earliest stages of their entrepreneurial journey.The initiative was founded by Davide Franchini, a third-year management student at Bocconi, with…

Lions’ Legends: Closing Editorial

Planes land in the three airports surrounding our city, and, one at a time, students cross the gates of our campus. Shops are open again, public transport is once more reliable, Welcome Week events unfold as they do every year: the elements are unmistakable, summer is over. The warm weather of the Milanese heath wave will take some time to fade, but a…

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In today’s Monday Briefing, we discuss the increasing apprehension about AI development. In Europe, both Russia and Germany go to the polls. Meanwhile, Bolivia faces unrest, the US expands influence in Africa, and Revolut suffers a data breach.
Monday Briefing 21/09/2026 In today’s Monday Briefing, we discuss the increasing apprehension about AI development. In Europe, both Russia and Germany go to the polls. Meanwhile, Bolivia faces unrest, the US expands influence in…
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Too Big to be Seen: Leonardo’s Salvator Mundi and the $450 Million Silence 

Discover the story of the Salvator Mundi, the most expensive work in art history. From its record-breaking $450 million sale to its current mysterious disappearance, the "Last Da Vinci" has transformed from a painting into a globally recognized asset. It is the ultimate example of the "Too Big to Fail" phenomenon, where the power of the "Leonardo Brand" turns a masterpiece into a financial and political necessity.
In this article, we’ll discuss the most expensive work in the history of art: Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi. Indeed, beyond the record-breaking price the work sold for at auction, the debate around it is fuelled by its dubious…

Conversation with Sofia Fiorini, Bocconi’s Own European Champion in Race Walking

On the 15th of August 2026, at the European Athletics Championships, our fellow Bocconi student Sofia Fiorini won the Gold Medal for the Marathon in race walking, setting the world record in the meantime. Since Tra i Leoni managed to reach out and contact our champion, I had the pleasure to interview her as soon as the semester started again.
On the 15th of August 2026, at the European Athletics Championships, our fellow Bocconi student Sofia Fiorini won the Gold Medal for the Marathon in race walking, setting the world record in the meantime. Since Tra i Leoni managed…

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