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Rome is drawing attention across several countries, with interest tied to the so-called minicar gang case. Italian daily la Repubblica quotes a mechanic who says he worked on the car involved, describing the power of figures like 'the cobra': 'If you don't have it, you don't count.' Readers are following new details emerging about those connected to the vehicle and the group behind the case.
- 2Cobra Kai binge-watching wins over a new viewer●I finally tried watching a Cobra Kai. Then another, and another.. It’s awesome. # tv
A viewer says they finally started watching Cobra Kai and ended up watching several episodes back to back, calling the show awesome. The Karate Kid sequel series continues to attract new audiences through word-of-mouth recommendations as fans share their enthusiasm for the show's mix of nostalgia and new storylines.
- 3French school history curricula seen as shaped by ministries and interests●... -> l' # histoire qui s'apprend selon l'établissement des programmes scolaires https:// mastodon.social/@cobrate/1132
A French-language commentary argues that the history taught in schools is defined by official curricula set by ministries, including those overseeing culture and the arts, and points to influences such as the Puy du Fou historical theme park, media acquisitions and documentary production. The post suggests that what counts as national history is filtered through political and commercial choices rather than neutral scholarship.
- 4Appreciation for Sonja Ferlov Mancoba's 'Skovbillede'●'Skovbillede' (Forrest Scene), great work by Sonja Ferlov Mancoba #art #artwork #painting #artcollector #contemporaryart
Danish-French artist Sonja Ferlov Mancoba's work 'Skovbillede' (Forest Scene) is being praised by art enthusiasts online, with commenters calling it great work and sharing it among painting and contemporary art circles. Mancoba, a noted 20th-century sculptor associated with the CoBrA movement, is best known for her abstract sculptural forms, making attention to a painted forest scene a point of interest for collectors and admirers.