Pier Silvio Berlusconi, CEO of Mediaset, expressed his hopes for the Festival di Sanremo to remain under Rai’s management, underscoring its historical and cultural significance. During a press event in Cologno Monzese, he stated, “Sanremo is a cornerstone of Rai, […]
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Today I returned from Romania, shaken by the first European case of elections to be redone due to illegitimate Russian influence, only to find Milan in chaos. A public transportation strike—once again on a Friday. The Regional Administrative Tribunal (TAR)
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The risk is that he becomes a hero beyond the realm of objective facts and judicial chronicles. The global web narrative, with its lack of spatiotemporal boundaries—the very essence of the internet’s communication revolution—transcends the realistic confines and rituals of
Yasmine, an 11-year-old girl from Sierra Leone, was rescued at dawn near Lampedusa by the crew of the Trotamar III. She is the sole known survivor of a shipwreck that reportedly claimed the lives of around 44 people. Taken to
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The Italian government’s decision to annul fines for those who refused COVID-19 vaccinations has ignited a heated national debate. The measure, included in the recently approved Milleproroghe decree, cancels penalties of €100 imposed on over 50s, healthcare workers, law enforcement,
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The European Central Bank (ECB) announced a 25 basis point cut to its three key interest rates, marking the fourth reduction in its current easing cycle. Effective December 18, 2024, the deposit rate will stand at 3.00%, the main refinancing
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Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel arrived in Milan to promote her book Freedom. Greeting journalists with a cheerful “Buongiorno” in Italian, she made her way through the iconic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II near the Duomo before enjoying lunch at renowned
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The murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson has shaken the United States to its core, revealing a country increasingly polarized and frustrated with health insurance companies. Thompson, 50, a father of two, was murdered in Philadelphia by Luigi Mangione, 26,
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In the end, the intuition was correct. Yesterday’s editorial about Meloni, based largely on a fleeting observation at the end of a dinner, has proven to be prophetic—journalistically speaking. According to Politico, an international outlet, Giorgia Meloni is now the
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Luigi Mangione, clad in the unmistakable orange jumpsuit of a detainee, made a defiant scene in a Pennsylvania courtroom, shouting, “This is an insult to American intelligence!” as officers dragged him away. The 26-year-old stands accused of the premeditated murder
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