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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 […]

Matteo Salvini, leader of Italy’s Lega party and current deputy prime minister, has been acquitted in the Open Arms trial. The charges of kidnapping and refusal of official acts stemmed from his decision as interior minister in August 2019 to

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni faced a stormy session in the Italian Senate as she addressed criticism from across the political spectrum. Speaking ahead of the European Council meeting, Meloni responded sharply to accusations, including Mario Monti’s claim of an Italian

The legal saga surrounding Giovanni Toti has come to a close, as the former governor of the Liguria region reached a plea agreement today. After spending seven months under house arrest, Toti has accepted a sentence of two years and

In a pointed address to the Chamber of Deputies, Elly Schlein, the leader of the Democratic Party (PD), challenged Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni to abandon her confrontational approach and take the parliamentary discourse more seriously. Schlein expressed frustration over Meloni’s

At the recent congress of the Lombard League, where Massimiliano Romeo was elected as the new secretary, Attilio Fontana, the president of Lombardy and a longtime League member, expressed his satisfaction with the decision. “I have respected Romeo for years;

Giorgia Meloni made a striking entrance at the Circo Massimo for the Fratelli d’Italia’s Atreju festival, receiving a standing ovation from the audience. During her speech, which commenced around 12:35 PM, she humorously addressed ongoing controversies involving her sister, Arianna,

This past weekend, Matteo Salvini found himself under fire from rock icon Vasco Rossi, who sharply criticized the new road code introduced by the Minister of Transport. Rossi, known for his candid views, took aim at provisions that allow for

Italian center-left politics is once again in flux, with figures like Beppe Sala, mayor of Milan, stepping forward as a potential leader for a centrist coalition. While Matteo Renzi and Carlo Calenda are sidelined from this role for differing reasons,

The Italian government’s decision to annul fines for those who refused COVID-19 vaccinations has ignited a heated national debate. The measure, included in the recently approved Milleproroghe decree, cancels penalties of €100 imposed on over 50s, healthcare workers, law enforcement,