In an email sent on October 19, Marco Patarnello, a substitute prosecutor at the Court of Cassation, emphasized the importance of defending citizens’ rights to an independent judiciary, stirring significant political controversy. His remarks, disseminated on the ANM platform and […]
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On Sunday afternoon, numerous flights arriving and departing from various airports in Northwest Italy faced cancellations, diversions, and significant delays due to a technical issue. Eurocontrol, the European agency responsible for civil and military aviation management, reported a “radar failure”
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Two Chinese entrepreneurs in Prato, Tuscany, were arrested after a worker reported being exploited in a clothing factory near the city’s racetrack. The worker, also of Chinese origin, told prosecutors he had endured abusive working conditions. The two business owners
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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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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 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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A misguided plan to change their fortunes has led to serious legal repercussions for three men from Puglia. A 51-year-old from Martina Franca and two men aged 46 and 47 from Ceglie Messapica attempted to manipulate a “Maxi Miliardario” scratch
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Domenico Santoro, a judge in Milan, has confirmed the arrest of 19-year-old Daniele Rezza, who fatally stabbed 31-year-old Manuel Mastrapasqua and then robbed him of his wireless headphones in Rozzano during the night of October 12. The court has ordered
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Five months behind schedule, Italy has completed the construction of migrant processing centers in Albania. Initially promised to be operational by May 20, the project faced numerous delays due to both logistical and political issues. According to the agreement between
