On Friday morning, a court in Rome rejected the detention orders for 12 migrants recently transferred to controversial asylum centers in Albania, established by the Italian government to manage immigration. The group was part of an initial wave of 16 […]
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After the second international break, Serie A is back. The action kicks off tomorrow with four Saturday matches, highlighted by the 8:45 p.m. clash at the Allianz Stadium between Juventus and Lazio. Sunday will feature five more games, including the
Carmelo Miano, a 24-year-old who has been described as a tech whiz and “hacker” by Italian media since his early October arrest, faces far graver charges than those labels suggest. By his own admission, Miano hacked into the Justice Ministry’s
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One of the most discussed themes in Italy’s upcoming budget bill is the additional funds allocated to the National Health Service (NHS) for 2025, which has long been facing resource shortages. Contrary to the declarations made by government officials and
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Yannik Sinner continues his winning streak: whether it’s a Masters 1000, a Grand Slam, or a lucrative exhibition in Saudi Arabia, it makes no difference for the world’s number one player. In the opening match of the richest tournament in
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A 37-year-old Italian man, Eros Di Ronza, was fatally stabbed in a violent altercation after attempting to steal a bundle of lottery scratch cards from a bar in southern Milan. The incident occurred early in the morning on Via Giovanni
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On Tuesday evening, Italy’s Council of Ministers approved the 2025 budget law, outlining significant changes to public spending and revenues for the upcoming year. The bill will be submitted to Parliament by October 20 and, while adjustments may be made
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On Wednesday morning, the Italian Navy ship Libra arrived at the Albanian port of Shengjin, carrying 16 migrants rescued at sea. The migrants, hailing from Egypt and Bangladesh, were the first group to be transferred under the new migrant management
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On Wednesday, the Italian government officially approved a bill presented by Fratelli d’Italia, designating surrogacy (Gestazione per Altri, GPA) as a “universal crime.” This means that Italian citizens who engage in surrogacy abroad could be prosecuted under Italian law, raising
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Today in Riyadh, the Six Kings Slam begins, marking the highest-paid tennis tournament in history. Although not part of the ATP circuit, the event is categorized as a simple “exhibition,” yet it is undoubtedly a showcase of (super) luxury. Just
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