As Genoa gears up for the regional elections this Sunday and Monday, the political stage is set with party leaders making their final appeals to voters, all while the threat of inclement weather looms. A heated exchange of ideas characterized […]
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Filippo Turetta entered the courtroom at 9:28 AM, dressed in a black hoodie, jeans, and sneakers, his gaze fixed on the floor. Today, he stands trial in Venice for the femicide of his ex-girlfriend, Giulia Cecchettin. When called to the
On Friday, the Milan prosecutor’s office announced the placement of four individuals under house arrest and imposed personal prohibitions—essentially suspending certain rights—on two others as part of a sweeping investigation into organized crime aimed at unauthorized access to computer systems.
It was a perfect day for Italian clubs in the European Cups, with all teams emerging victorious. In the afternoon, Roma defeated Dynamo Kyiv at the Olimpico, thanks to a penalty scored by Dovbyk. This marks the second goal in
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Roberto Mancini is no longer the head coach of the Saudi Arabian national football team, as announced by the Saudi Football Federation in a statement regarding a “mutual agreement” to terminate the contract. Mancini’s departure comes after just over a
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On Thursday morning, excerpts from journalist Bruno Vespa’s forthcoming book were released, revealing that Giuseppe Conte, the president of the Five Star Movement (Movimento 5 Stelle), hints at a reluctance to renew the contract with party founder Beppe Grillo, who
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As discussions unfold around Italy’s annual budget bill, a contentious issue has emerged regarding tax pressure. The central question is whether the government plans to increase or decrease taxes for citizens and businesses. While opposition parties accuse the government of
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Wednesday’s Champions League action saw 2 home wins, 2 draws, and an impressive 5 away victories. This marks a stark contrast to Tuesday’s matches, where 6 out of 9 games ended in home wins, with only 1 draw and 2
On Wednesday afternoon, around 5:20 PM, a powerful explosion led to the collapse of a warehouse at an industrial facility in Bologna, resulting in the deaths of two workers, Lorenzo Cubello, 37, and Fabio Tosi, 34. At least 11 others
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The recent report by the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI), a body of the Council of Europe, has sparked heated debate in Italy, particularly regarding claims of widespread racism within Italian law enforcement. High-ranking officials, including Prime Minister
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