Italian, historic, ancient. Here’s how the symbol of craftsmanship cigar is born (also thanks to women)
The article discusses the rise of the Toscano cigar from a nearly discarded product to a symbol of Italian craftsmanship, with annual sales reaching 250 million pieces in 50 countries.
Turks, Germans, Chinese. The export boom stronger than wars
The Italian Toscano cigar, tied to the Italian lifestyle, has seen a significant export boom despite global conflicts, with 40% of its production shipped abroad.
Cigar and Folklore. But He Was a True Politician and Absolute Leader
The article discusses the political impact of Umberto Bossi and the Lega Nord in Italy, highlighting their challenge to traditional political norms and representation of Northern discontent.
Farewell to Umberto Bossi, when he said: 'I smoke Garibaldi'. And he reached 40 cigars a night
Umberto Bossi, a notable Italian politician renowned for his brash persona and hyperbolic language, passed away recently, remembered by his phrase likening his favorite Toscano cigar to historic figures.
A cigar saved me; I'm alive by just 20 meters
Alessandro Acerbi recounts his narrow escape from a tram crash that killed two and injured thirty-nine in Milan.
Cigar in mouth, sword in hand, 'Spirit' first look of Vivek Oberoi out
The first look of Vivek Oberoi as the villain in the film 'Spirit' has been released, creating a buzz ahead of its 2027 premiere.
This Day in History. An American Patents a Cigar Rolling Machine
An American has patented a machine for rolling cigars, which reflects on the historical significance of tobacco and cigars in America and beyond.
With Che Guevara Gone, Cuba Faces a Choice: Trump or Bankruptcy
Cuba is grappling with an economic crisis exacerbated by U.S. policies under the Trump administration, highlighted by the cancellation of its major cigar festival.
Mother MPs: You Can Have Cognac and a Cigar in Parliament, but There's a Problem with Kids
Women politicians with young children face challenges in parliament due to unpredictable schedules and lengthy sessions.
Cuban Cigar Festival Canceled: US Pressure Leads Country to Energy Crisis
The Cuban Cigar Festival has been canceled due to pressures from the United States, which have contributed to an ongoing energy crisis in the country.
Cuba: The annual Cigar Festival is suspended – American oil 'strangulation' deepens the crisis
The Havana Cigar Festival has been indefinitely suspended due to Cuba's escalating energy crisis exacerbated by American oil sanctions.
Cuba cancels cigar festival amid economic crisis
Cuba has canceled its annual cigar festival due to a severe energy crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.
AI caricature trend associates Lula with a cigar and money, Bolsonaro with weapons, and Flávio with corruption
A trend of AI-generated caricatures on social media highlights political stereotypes associated with Brazilian leaders.
Snapshots in February: Pictures of the Day
The article highlights a series of daily snapshots from February, showcasing unique moments including a cigar maker in Aceh, a cargo ship stranded on a beach in Panama, and a dog performing tricks.