Pope Francis has inaugurated the Holy Door at Rebibbia Prison in a deeply symbolic act aimed at including the global prison population in the Jubilee of Hope. Walking through the Holy Door unaided, unlike his previous wheelchair-assisted entrance at St. […]
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Piazza Pia, a newly pedestrianized square stretching from Castel Sant’Angelo to St. Peter’s Basilica, was inaugurated yesterday, becoming the iconic project of the Jubilee 2025. With space for up to 150,000 people and paved with half a million cobblestones, the
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A fatal accident struck the Colli Aniene neighborhood in Rome this morning when a large tree, uprooted by strong winds, fell on two women seated on a park bench. The incident occurred between Via Cesare Massini and Viale Sacco e
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni chaired a high-level meeting at Palazzo Chigi to address the implementation of the Italy-Albania Migration Protocol. The summit included key government figures, such as Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani (joining remotely), Interior
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Francesco Favretto, a 22-year-old man, succumbed to his injuries today, December 23, following a violent attack on December 12 in the center of Treviso. The assault, involving a group of around 10 youths, included minors and several girls. Favretto was
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A high-level meeting chaired by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni at Palazzo Chigi reaffirmed Italy’s commitment to establishing migrant repatriation centers in Albania. The summit, held in response to a recent Court of Cassation ruling defining national authority over safe country
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After his acquittal in the Open Arms case, Matteo Salvini marked the occasion with public celebrations in Rome’s Largo di Torre Argentina. Addressing supporters, the deputy prime minister hailed the court’s decision as “fair and expected” while underscoring the urgency
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The extraordinary maintenance of Rome’s Trevi Fountain, one of the world’s most famous landmarks, concluded on Sunday. The restoration, which began on October 7, was timed to prepare the fountain for the Jubilee Year, a holy year celebrated periodically by
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Martina Voce, a 21-year-old student from Florence, is recovering in a stable condition at an Oslo hospital after narrowly surviving an attempted murder by her ex-boyfriend, Mohit Kumar, a 20-year-old Indian IT specialist. The attack, which occurred in the Vulkan
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After more than 34 years, the case of Simonetta Cesaroni’s murder remains open. Found dead in an office in Rome on August 7, 1990, her killer has never been identified. However, recent developments have breathed new life into the investigation.
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