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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A recent Facebook post by Antonella Lacarpia, daughter of Giuseppe Lacarpia, has ignited a heated discussion after the 65-year-old man took his own life in Bari prison. Giuseppe Lacarpia had been imprisoned for the brutal murder of his wife, Maria
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On the second anniversary of her government, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni shared her reflections in a social media video, expressing satisfaction with her administration’s accomplishments while acknowledging the work still ahead. “On October 22, 2022, exactly two years ago, I
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Thirteen police officers have been notified by the Pisa Prosecutor’s Office of being under investigation in connection with the violent clashes that occurred on February 23 during a pro-Palestinian student protest. Many of the students involved, including several minors, were
On Tuesday, the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) released a report on Italy, triggering strong reactions from the Italian government. The report, published by an independent body of the Council of Europe, not affiliated with the European Union,
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A 26-year-old man from Mali was fatally shot by a police officer at Porta Nuova station in Verona early on Sunday, October 20. The incident unfolded around 7 a.m. after the man, armed with a knife, had previously engaged in
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In an email sent on October 19, Marco Patarnello, a substitute prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, emphasized the importance of defending citizens’ rights to an independent judiciary, stirring significant political controversy. His remarks, disseminated on the ANM platform and
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The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a new decree-law establishing a list of “safe countries” for migrants, allowing expedited processing of asylum requests from citizens of these nations while they are detained. The specifics of the decree are yet
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Italy is evolving beyond its traditional reputation for fashion, food, and design, emerging as a global leader in innovation. Notably, over 40% of the components of the International Space Station are manufactured in Italy, underscoring the country’s technological prowess. As
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