The issue of objectivity in journalism frequently resurfaces when discussing politics, and more recently, it has become a prominent topic in discussions about the economy. This is not surprising, given that much of politics intersects with the economic challenges of […]
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Italy secured a 2-1 victory over Israel at a neutral venue in Budapest, taking the lead in their Nations League group with a perfect score. Due to security concerns, the match was moved to Hungary, where a significant Israeli community
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At Foggia’s Policlinico, healthcare workers are facing a troubling surge in violence, with multiple attacks reported in just a few days. In the latest incidents, a patient’s son attacked two nurses and a security guard in the emergency room, using
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The Rome prosecutor’s office has officially listed former Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano as a suspect following a complaint filed by Angelo Bonelli of Avs. The complaint alleges two crimes: embezzlement and the disclosure of official secrets. While the Court of Auditors
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The European Court of Justice has rejected Google and Alphabet’s appeal against the €2.4 billion fine imposed by the European Commission. This fine, issued in 2017, was the result of Google’s abuse of its dominant position in online search within
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Former Italian Prime Minister and ex-European Central Bank President, Mario Draghi, has released a bold manifesto proposing a new vision for the European Union. The report focuses on three key pillars: innovation, ecological transition, and defense, and calls for an
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