It went bad. Yes, it went badly. Certainly for those who had set up a nice progressive and liberal mainstream weekend: Salvini guilty, the government inhumane with poor immigrants deported to Albania, and NGO stars in the front row. Richard […]
A high-level meeting chaired by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at Palazzo Chigi reaffirmed Italy’s commitment to establishing migrant repatriation centers in Albania. The summit, held in response to a recent Court of Cassation ruling defining national authority over safe country
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After his acquittal in the Open Arms case, Matteo Salvini marked the occasion with public celebrations in Rome’s Largo di Torre Argentina. Addressing supporters, the deputy prime minister hailed the court’s decision as “fair and expected” while underscoring the urgency
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The extraordinary maintenance of Rome’s Trevi Fountain, one of the world’s most famous landmarks, concluded on Sunday. The restoration, which began on October 7, was timed to prepare the fountain for the Jubilee Year, a holy year celebrated periodically by
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Martina Voce, a 21-year-old student from Florence, is recovering in a stable condition at an Oslo hospital after narrowly surviving an attempted murder by her ex-boyfriend, Mohit Kumar, a 20-year-old Indian IT specialist. The attack, which occurred in the Vulkan
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Palermo Mayor Roberto Lagalla tells us about the city administration’s new initiatives aimed at transforming the city into a hub of digital innovation. Between new spaces, strategic investments and collaborations with major entities, Palermo aims to become one of the
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After a long day of waiting, especially for him, Matteo Salvini, who was involved in the Open Arms trial, the verdict has arrived. Just in time for the 8 PM news. Jokes aside, what mattered was the substance—the decision of
After more than 34 years, the case of Simonetta Cesaroni’s murder remains open. Found dead in an office in Rome on August 7, 1990, her killer has never been identified. However, recent developments have breathed new life into the investigation.
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Life has taken a dramatic turn for Paolo Cognetti, acclaimed writer and Strega Prize winner, known for The Eight Mountains. In early December, Cognetti was hospitalized at Milan’s Fatebenefratelli Hospital after being diagnosed with severe depression and bipolar disorder with
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Matteo Salvini, leader of Italy’s Lega party and current deputy prime minister, has been acquitted in the Open Arms trial. The charges of kidnapping and refusal of official acts stemmed from his decision as interior minister in August 2019 to
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