On November 19, 2024, the Italian Cultural Institute of New York hosted “Voices of Heritage: From Beneventan Manuscripts to Modern Music,” an event that celebrated the extraordinary project of the Benevento Conservatory “Nicola Sala,” which crossed the Atlantic to share […]
Ilary Blasi has filed a complaint against her ex-husband, Francesco Totti, accusing him of child neglect after allegedly leaving their eight-year-old daughter, Isabel, alone at home. The incident came to light during a video call between Blasi and the child.
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A deafening explosion followed by a towering plume of smoke shattered the calm in a rural area between Ercolano and San Giorgio a Cremano, near Mount Vesuvius. The source: an unlicensed firework assembly depot, hastily set up for the upcoming
According to the first exit polls conducted by the Opinio Consortium for Rai, center-left candidate Michele De Pascale leads the Emilia-Romagna regional elections with an estimated 53–57% of the vote. Center-right candidate Elena Ugolini follows with 39–43%. In a closely
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Ahead of the G20 Summit in Brazil, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva met at the Forte de Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro to solidify their nations’ historic partnership. Brazil’s government emphasized the
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Italy witnessed high-tension protests in over 30 cities as students took to the streets to demand improved education, safer school facilities, mental health resources, and increased funding. The demonstrations targeted the government and the controversial Valditara reform, with banners declaring,
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In a speech delivered at the “25 Years of the Permanent Observatory of Young Publishers” event in Rome, Italian President Sergio Mattarella acknowledged the difficult decisions he often faces as head of state. He explained that, while there are times
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In the wake of the Constitutional Court’s partial acceptance of a challenge to the constitutionality of the Autonomy Law, Giuseppe Conte and the M5S have labeled it another failure for a government of amateurs, echoing their concerns about the law’s
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The Italian Constitutional Court has partially accepted the appeal filed by four regions—Puglia, Tuscany, Sardinia, and Campania—governed by center-left administrations, seeking to declare the “differentiated autonomy” law unconstitutional. This law, promoted by Minister for Regional Affairs Roberto Calderoli of the
The likely return of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States poses a serious challenge for the European Union and Europe as a whole. During his first term, Trump’s “America First” mantra translated into policies that harmed European
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