Italian prosecutors in Milan have revealed an investigation into unauthorized access to some of the country’s most sensitive archives, describing the breach as “a threat to the nation’s democracy.” This network allegedly gained illegal access to state databases containing highly […]
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With a margin of fewer than 10,000 votes—291,093 to 282,669, or 48.77% to 47.36%—center-right candidate and Genoa Mayor Marco Bucci has won the Liguria regional election, narrowly defeating center-left challenger Andrea Orlando. Now set to become regional president, Bucci emphasized
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The center-right coalition has emerged victorious in the Liguria regional elections held over the weekend, with Marco Bucci, the current mayor of Genoa, securing the presidency after a tight race against Andrea Orlando from the center-left. Bucci garnered 48.7% of
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On the issue of data, we have philosophized too much. There have been too many conferences, too much sociology, too many Netflix documentaries. We took for granted (a not-so-casual word) that our data had long been in the hands of
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The ninth round of the Serie A season showcased a thrilling Derby d’Italia at San Siro: fans hoping for a grand display for Italian football were not disappointed. Inter and Juventus faced off in an open contest, delivering an exhilarating
In a tragic incident that has sent shockwaves through the community of Costa Volpino, 18-year-old Sara Centelleghe was found dead in her apartment on Via Nazionale 142. Authorities believe she was killed by a neighbor, Jashan Deep Badhan, during a
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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is determined to “look ahead” as she grapples with the fallout surrounding the Ministry of Culture. In an effort to bolster support and quell dissent, she hosted a two-hour lunch with Alessandro Giuli, the newly appointed
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In a troubling coincidence, a new case of stolen data has emerged in Milan, while excerpts from Bruno Vespa’s forthcoming book, Hitler e Mussolini. L’idillio fatale che sconvolse l’Europa, highlight an interview with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni regarding the banking
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The investigation into a scheme for illegally accessing state databases and selling sensitive information has led to multiple arrests, with four individuals placed under house arrest and over 60 others under investigation. Among the notable figures involved are Enrico Pazzali,
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Italian music lands in New York. For the first time in the Big Apple there will be 12 concerts entirely dedicated to Italian piano music. The event will take place from Oct. 25 to Nov. 3 at Bargemusic, New York
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