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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. […]

Life has taken a dramatic turn for Paolo Cognetti, acclaimed writer and Strega Prize winner, known for The Eight Mountains. In early December, Cognetti was hospitalized at Milan’s Fatebenefratelli Hospital after being diagnosed with severe depression and bipolar disorder with

Ottavia Piana, a 32-year-old speleologist from Brescia, was successfully rescued after being trapped for more than three days in a cave in Bergamo province. Piana suffered severe injuries in a fall on Saturday afternoon and was airlifted to Bergamo’s Papa

The controversy surrounding Italian trap artist Tony Effe is escalating following accusations of sexism in his lyrics, which led to his exclusion from the New Year’s concert in Rome. In response, Effe’s management is taking a stand, claiming that the

Ottavia Piana, a 32-year-old speleologist, has been rescued from the depths of the Abisso Bueno Fonteno cave in Bergamo after a harrowing 75-hour ordeal. Piana had been trapped since Saturday afternoon, December 15, following a fall into an unexplored section

Rescue teams estimate it will take between 36 to 48 hours to extract Ottavia Piana, a 32-year-old speleologist injured after falling into the Bueno Fonteno Abyss, a network of caves and tunnels located between Val Cavallina and Lake Iseo in

For over three decades, the Italian newspaper Sole 24 Ore has published an annual ranking of the country’s provinces based on quality of life, considering factors such as cost of living, air quality, healthcare, safety, and cultural offerings. This year,

Italy’s Court of Cassation has approved a referendum on repealing the differentiated regional autonomy law, declaring the abrogation request legitimate in a detailed 30-page ruling. This decision follows a prior judgment by the Constitutional Court, which deemed parts of the

A major 24-hour general strike across multiple sectors, including transport, schools, and healthcare, will go ahead tomorrow, December 13, after the Lazio Administrative Court (TAR) suspended Minister of Transport Matteo Salvini’s order limiting the stoppage to four hours. The strike,

Pier Silvio Berlusconi, CEO of Mediaset, expressed his hopes for the Festival di Sanremo to remain under Rai’s management, underscoring its historical and cultural significance. During a press event in Cologno Monzese, he stated, “Sanremo is a cornerstone of Rai,