On December 14, Italy’s new Road Code officially came into effect following its approval by the Senate. The vote saw 83 in favor, 47 against, and one abstention, paving the way for a reform championed by the government, particularly by […]
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The negotiations to secure the release of Italian journalist Cecilia Sala, currently held in solitary confinement at Iran’s Evin prison since December 19, are proceeding in utmost secrecy. In a recent statement, a spokesperson for the US State Department urged
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Cecilia Sala, the Italian journalist arrested in Iran, faces an uncertain timeline for her release as the charges against her remain unknown. Speaking on the program Zona Bianca, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani stated that Sala has been in isolation at
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In a recent interview with Corriere della Sera, Senate President Ignazio La Russa addressed the fiery exchanges he had with Matteo Renzi in the Senate, stating, “I am not offended,” despite Renzi’s attempts to provoke him with comments about his
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A tragic incident occurred on Sunday morning off the stunning shores of Marsa Alam, Egypt, when a shark attack claimed the life of 48-year-old Gianluca Di Gioia, a Roman resident in France. The Egyptian Ministry of Environment commented that the
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Television host and author Gianni Ippoliti experienced a terrifying incident over the weekend, finding himself hospitalized following an altercation related to parking in the historic center of Rome. The confrontation occurred late on the night of December 28, near the
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The Italian Senate has granted confidence to the government regarding the 2025 budget law, which has now been officially passed by Parliament. The vote saw 112 senators in favor, 67 against, and one abstention for the confidence motion. The final
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Cecilia Sala, an Italian journalist detained since December 19, remains in solitary confinement at Tehran’s Evin Prison, a facility infamous for holding political dissidents, journalists, and foreign nationals. Established in 1972, Evin has long been a tool of oppression, initially
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Cecilia Sala, a 29-year-old journalist for Il Foglio and Chora News, was arrested in Tehran on December 19 while on assignment in Iran. The Italian Foreign Ministry confirmed that Sala, who arrived in the country on December 12, was detained
Cristian Gualdi and Luca Perazzini, the two climbers who went missing on Gran Sasso, were discovered dead yesterday, having spent their final moments together, supporting each other through their ordeal. “They were close, no more than five meters apart. Their
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