Tommaso Foti, a native of Piacenza born in 1960, has been appointed as the new Minister for European Affairs in Giorgia Meloni’s government. Currently the leader of Fratelli d’Italia in the Chamber of Deputies and a trusted advisor to Meloni, […]
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Carlos Tavares, CEO of Stellantis since its formation in 2021, has resigned, with the company’s board accepting his decision. Initially planning to step down in 2026, Tavares advanced his departure amidst mounting tensions with shareholders and declining profits and sales,
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Italy experienced significant banking disruptions beginning on November 28, as Nexi users faced widespread issues with card payments and withdrawals. The problems stemmed from service disruptions within Worldline, the French payment processing giant, affecting clients across multiple banks, including BPER,
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Edoardo Bove, a 22-year-old midfielder for Fiorentina, is currently in an induced coma as medical professionals work to facilitate his recovery following a shocking incident during a match against Inter Milan. In the 17th minute of the game, with the
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It seems it’s time to grab some popcorn, settle on the couch, and watch the latest act unfold in the Matteo Salvini-Antonio Tajani show. The two vice premiers in Giorgia Meloni’s government are delivering daily doses of political drama, complete
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On Thursday, Milan hosted a high-profile security meeting led by Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi, alongside Prefect Claudio Sgaraglia, Police Chief Bruno Megale, and Mayor Giuseppe Sala. The agenda focused on the unrest in Corvetto following the death of Ramy Elgaml,
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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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