Antonio De Pace, the nurse from Vibo Valentia who brutally killed his girlfriend Lorena Quaranta during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, has been sentenced to life imprisonment. The decision, issued by the Court of Assizes of Appeal in […]
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Today’s general strike, organized by CGIL and UIL against the proposed budget law, saw significant participation across public and private sectors, sparing only rail transport following last weekend’s disruptions. Early data from the unions indicate that numerous companies experienced complete
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The Italian government faced a significant setback in the Senate’s Budget Committee on Tuesday, when an amendment to extend the reduced RAI license fee from €90 to €70 for 2025 was rejected. The proposal, championed by the Lega, was voted
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Italy has emerged as a critical player in the implementation of Lebanon’s fragile ceasefire, particularly in ensuring Hezbollah’s withdrawal from the southern region beyond the Litani River. This area, 30 kilometers from the Israeli border, is set to be patrolled
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The Italian Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from two condo residents who had placed furniture on shared stair landings, affirming that such actions violate regulations governing common areas. The case originated from a complaint filed by a fellow resident,
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On Wednesday morning, a split within Italy’s right-wing coalition led to an unexpected defeat for Giorgia Meloni’s government in the Senate Budget Committee. The clash centered on a League-sponsored amendment to the fiscal decree, part of the budget law discussions,
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Giuseppe Conte has made it clear: if the Five Star Movement (M5S) fails to secure the quorum in its upcoming Constituent Assembly vote, he will step down as leader. The former Prime Minister’s position is increasingly tenuous as tensions rise
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Since Sunday, residents of Milan’s Corvetto and Ripamonti districts have taken to the streets to protest the death of 19-year-old Ramy Elgaml. The tragedy occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning when Elgaml, a passenger on a motorcycle driven
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Filippo Turetta, the 23-year-old who confessed to the murder of Giulia Cecchettin, is facing a life sentence, with prosecutor Andrea Petroni arguing that the crime was premeditated, cruel, and motivated by stalking. During his closing statements in the Venice Assize
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Banco Bpm’s board of directors has expressed strong concerns regarding Unicredit’s offer for a merger, which involves estimated gross cost synergies of 900 million euros. The bank argues that these synergies represent more than a third of Banco Bpm’s cost
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