As discussions unfold around Italy’s annual budget bill, a contentious issue has emerged regarding tax pressure. The central question is whether the government plans to increase or decrease taxes for citizens and businesses. While opposition parties accuse the government of […]
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This week, representatives of the University of Naples, Federico II, celebrated the institution’s 800-year anniversary at its New York City satellite center in the presence of American business and educational leaders. The two-day event was part of the institution’s wider
Let’s stop calling it the Ministry of Culture and start calling it the Ministry of Sex and Intrigue. And not just that—add shadows, suspicions, conspiracies, betrayals. All things that should typically concern more powerful ministries like the Interior, Economy, Defense,
Wednesday’s Champions League action saw 2 home wins, 2 draws, and an impressive 5 away victories. This marks a stark contrast to Tuesday’s matches, where 6 out of 9 games ended in home wins, with only 1 draw and 2
On Wednesday afternoon, around 5:20 PM, a powerful explosion led to the collapse of a warehouse at an industrial facility in Bologna, resulting in the deaths of two workers, Lorenzo Cubello, 37, and Fabio Tosi, 34. At least 11 others
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The recent report by the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI), a body of the Council of Europe, has sparked heated debate in Italy, particularly regarding claims of widespread racism within Italian law enforcement. High-ranking officials, including Prime Minister
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At the 80th anniversary of Il Tempo, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni took the opportunity to defend her government’s decisions on issues ranging from the Superbonus to the Italy-Albania migrant agreement. Addressing the economic and immigration policies, Meloni directly responded to
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On Wednesday, Francesco Spano resigned as Chief of Staff for Italy’s Minister of Culture, Alessandro Giuli, a position he had held since October 14. In his resignation letter, Spano did not detail the reasons behind his decision, but cited a
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The government is celebrating two years in power, and Giorgia Meloni is marking her second anniversary as Prime Minister. She does so in her own unique style, using her typical method: a direct video message, bypassing editorial filters, to share
It was a tough Champions League Tuesday for Juventus, who suffered a home defeat at the hands of Stuttgart. The German side played better and delivered the final blow in the last 10 minutes. First, in the 82nd minute, a
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