During an election tour in Umbria, Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini condemned Italy’s social centers following recent clashes between anti-establishment protesters and police in Bologna. “Today, I will ask the Interior Minister for an immediate review of all unlawfully occupied […]
A fire broke out on Friday afternoon along Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, very close to Milan’s Duomo, but was swiftly extinguished by the local fire department. The exact source of the fire remains unclear, though it is believed to have
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All six adult defendants in the gang rape case that occurred between July 6 and 7, 2023, in Palermo have been convicted in the first degree. Four of them received seven-year sentences, one was sentenced to six years and four
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The 5-Star Movement is preparing for a major transformation, with a pivotal congress scheduled for November 23 and 24 at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Rome. The event will mark the end of an era and the beginning of a
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On November 9, Berlin commemorates the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. A variety of events will be held throughout the city during November, honoring the profound impact of this historic moment. Although Germany has been unified
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From the EU informal summit in Budapest, Mario Draghi issued a call for unity and bold reforms to enhance European competitiveness. “Many important decisions have been delayed, waiting for consensus that never came. All we achieved was lower growth, and
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Today, Friday, November 8, a 24-hour national strike by local public transport workers will affect buses, metro systems, and trams across Italy, excluding trains. No guarantee intervals will be provided, meaning there will be no protected timeframes where transport typically
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An agreement has been reached for renewing the national collective contract for Italy’s public administration employees, signed between ARAN (the Agency for the Negotiation of Public Administrations) and some public employee unions. However, two major unions, CGIL and UIL, declined
On Thursday, in Amsterdam, violent clashes erupted following an Europa League match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ajax, leading to brutal assaults on Israeli fans. Many Israeli supporters were attacked by groups shouting pro-Palestinian slogans, resulting in dozens of arrests
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Christian Raimo, an author and teacher at Rome’s Archimede High School, has been suspended from his teaching position for three months. The disciplinary measure, issued by Italy’s Ministry of Education and Merit, accuses Raimo of violating the ethical code for
