E-Scooter Rentals Drop 30% Amid Helmet Mandate in Italy In the first month of the mandatory helmet law for e-scooter users, rentals have plummeted by 30% compared to the same period last year, prompting many rental companies to reconsider their […]
We find ourselves at the heart of the Italian pavilion at the Fancy Food Show 2025 in Las Vegas, an event celebrating the excellence of Italian food and craftsmanship. In this setting, we had the privilege of interviewing the President
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Transport Minister Salvini to Address Alleged Sabotage Attempts on Italian Railways On Sunday, Transport Minister Matteo Salvini announced on X (formerly Twitter) that he will report to Parliament regarding “disturbing incidents” of alleged sabotage on the railway network in Padua
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Investigation Continues as Chiara Petrolini’s Ex-Boyfriend Registers Deceased Infants Chiara Petrolini, a 21-year-old woman accused of murdering and burying her newborns in her garden, has seen her ex-boyfriend Samuel register the names of the two deceased infants, Angelo Federico and
Pamela Mastropietro Murder: Supreme Court Rejects Final Appeal by Oseghale Italy’s Supreme Court has dismissed the extraordinary appeal filed by Innocent Oseghale’s defense team, confirming the life sentence for the murder, dismemberment, and sexual assault of 18-year-old Pamela Mastropietro in
Sexual Assault Outside Milan Nightclub: Suspect Arrested, Others Sought In Milan, near the Alcatraz nightclub on Via Valtellina, a group of about ten young men surrounded and assaulted a woman in the parking lot. Security staff from the club intervened
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Missing Italian Humanitarian Worker Alberto Trentini Sparks Urgent Appeals for Government Intervention Alberto Trentini, an Italian humanitarian worker collaborating with the French NGO ‘Humanity and Inclusion’ in Venezuela, has been missing since November 15, when he was detained at a
Prison Workers Protest at Florence’s Sollicciano Facility Over Lack of Heating and Hot Water Around 300 prison staff and workers at the Sollicciano prison in Florence have been without heating and hot water for ten days due to a plumbing
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Farewell to Oliviero Toscani, Iconic Photographer and Visual Communicator Oliviero Toscani, the renowned photographer, passed away on January 13, 2025, as announced by his family on Instagram. He was 82 years old and had been hospitalized in intensive care in
The world mourns Oliviero Toscani, and other news of the day Read More »
Twenty Years of the Sirchia Law: A Milestone in Italy’s Fight Against Smoking On January 10, 2005, Italy implemented the “Sirchia Law,” named after then-Health Minister Girolamo Sirchia, which banned smoking indoors in bars, restaurants, offices, and public spaces. This
Yesterday, twenty years ago, the smoking ban in public places and other news of today Read More »
