On Friday, two iconic prints by renowned American artist Andy Warhol were stolen from an art gallery in Oisterwijk, located in the southern Netherlands. These works are part of Warhol’s 1985 series titled Reigning Queens, which features serigraphs of various […]
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Massimiliano Galletti, a 59-year-old paramedic from San Benedetto del Tronto, Italy, tragically succumbed to injuries sustained from an RPG blast in Kyiv last Monday. He had been aiding combatants on the front lines and was hospitalized for a month following
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Spain is reeling from an unprecedented disaster: catastrophic floods in Valencia have claimed over 150 lives, with dozens more missing. As the nation mourns, the government has declared three days of national mourning and assured affected communities they will not
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The Italian government’s recent deployment of security forces to Albania has faced renewed backlash, particularly over the steep costs associated with housing Italian officers in high-end hotels. Following an initial dispute about the legality of the migrant relocation plan, new
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With the conclusion of the midweek matches on Thursday night, featuring Roma vs. Torino and Como vs. Lazio, the tenth round of Serie A has wrapped up. This round proved advantageous for the top five teams, with the exception of
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On November 1st, the Catholic Church commemorates Ognissanti (All Saints’ Day), a feast dedicated to remembering all those who have distinguished themselves through Christian virtues, their character, or their actions—essentially, the saints. This celebration recognizes not only the canonized saints
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The investigating judge in Perugia has officially closed the investigation into abuse of office against Donatella Tesei, the President of the Umbria region, who is set to run for election again. This decision also clears Paola Agabiti, the regional councilor
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Ignazio La Russa, the President of the Italian Senate, has expressed his frustration over the ongoing dossier culture in Italian politics during an interview with Paolo Del Debbio on Diritto e Rovescio. While he claims not to have any concrete
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Atalanta secured its fourth consecutive victory with a 2-0 win over Monza, thanks to second-half goals from Samardzic and Zappacosta. This triumph brings Gasperini’s team to 19 points as they prepare to face top-ranked Napoli on Sunday. Monza, competitive for
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For the third consecutive year, Italian unions CGIL and UIL have called a general strike against Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s budget, setting the date for November 29. Meanwhile, CISL, another major union, distances itself from the protest, taking a cautiously
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