I'll start

What can we do in the face of wars, violence, and a cruelty we thought were forever shelved?
Economic policies and political choices that call into question the international legal order and multilateralism?
Anger that seems increasingly widespread, in social relationships, in intergenerational dialogue, in society as a whole?
We face two options: either the path of impotence and indifference, or that of responsibility and commitment.
Each of us, in our families, at school, at work, and in our communities, can begin to act as a barrier, acting as a barrier to these growing tensions.
First of all, by learning to understand the world around us.

Roberto Cristaudo's photographic contribution helps us delve into the theme of responsibility. Below, we can read the reflections of Cardinal Matteo Zuppi and geopolitical analyst Diego Fabbri, guests of the Arsenale della Pace and engaged in a dialogue on the theme "Conquering Peace and Organizing Hope."
An opportunity to explore the international situation, highlighting the hope within our reach.
Father Renato Rosso, a missionary among the world's nomadic peoples for decades, will tell us about an extraordinarily significant episode that occurred in Bangladesh, demonstrating how it is possible to change the world, even starting with a single person.
Finally, a firsthand account from Mattia Bidoli, a longtime humanitarian worker in Gaza.
His words invite us to start again from humanity, a treasure to be protected and not lost, even in the midst of one of the greatest tragedies of our time.

Edited by the Editorial Staff
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NP October 2025