In the wake of the Sangiuliano-Boccia case, one wonders: who resigns in Italy? And what are the criteria for a resignation? Are they objective, subjective, judicial, or reputational? There are cases where all categories apply, yet nothing happens. No one […]
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Yannik Sinner has secured a spot in the US Open semifinals after defeating Daniil Medvedev in four sets last night, taking revenge on the Russian after being eliminated by him in the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The ongoing saga between Sinner and
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At the start of the ninth day of the Paralympic Games, Italy is currently ranked sixth in the medal table, having won a total of 56 medals: 17 gold, 11 silver, and 28 bronze. The latest two medals for the
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Following the approval of the decree law restructuring beach concessions by the Council of Ministers, Italian beach operators have expressed strong dissatisfaction and are contemplating “union actions.” While EU Affairs Minister Raffaele Fitto praised the resolution of “a long-standing and
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A 16-year-old boy has died from knife wounds sustained during an altercation on Via Piave in the Saffi district of Bologna last night. Another 17-year-old was injured in what initial reports suggest was a brawl between teenagers. The 16-year-old succumbed
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On Friday, La Stampa published an exclusive interview with Maria Rosaria Boccia, the woman at the center of a political storm involving Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano. This is Boccia’s first interview since the controversy erupted, which began after she posted
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Imagine that you are deaf. Now let’s pretend you are in the third grade during a history class. You are in the front row because you can read the professor’s lips better that way. You manage to follow most of
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