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As of the evening of Friday, September 6, Alessandro Giuli will assume the role of Minister of Culture, taking over from Gennaro Sangiuliano at the ministry’s headquarters on Via del Collegio Romano. The appointment comes after a period of controversy […]

At the Cernobbio Forum, opposition leaders are setting the stage for a fierce battle over healthcare funding and other key issues as they prepare for the upcoming budget maneuver. Carlo Calenda, leader of Azione, has proposed reallocating the €4 billion

Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano has submitted his “irrevocable resignation” to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, marking a significant shift in Italy’s cultural leadership. Alessandro Giuli, currently President of the MAXXI Foundation, has been nominated as Sangiuliano’s successor. In his resignation letter,

Italian Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, has firmly denied any misuse of public funds in relation to his personal relationship with Maria Rosaria Boccia, a socialite and influencer. In an interview with TG1, Sangiuliano stated, “I never spent a single

The Democratic Party (PD) faces internal strife as rank-and-file members demand that Matteo Renzi be kept out of the party’s broad coalition efforts. The controversy has intensified following recent gatherings at the Festa dell’Unità, where PD activists voiced strong objections

Italian Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano faces mounting pressure as he defends himself against accusations involving former advisor Maria Rosaria Boccia. Sangiuliano asserts that no state funds were spent on Boccia, even for a coffee, and denies any dangerous access to

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni addressed recent developments on the Italian political scene during her appearance on “4 di Sera” on Retequattro. She highlighted Italy’s improved economic performance, noting that the country is now outpacing the Eurozone and major economies like

As the Verona G7 summit of parliamentary leaders approaches, Italian Chamber of Deputies President Lorenzo Fontana has expressed a strong commitment to advancing peace and global cooperation. Speaking to Corriere della Sera, Fontana emphasized the significance of the gathering, which

In a clear display of unity, Italy’s center-right coalition, led by Giorgia Meloni, Matteo Salvini, and Antonio Tajani, reaffirmed its commitment to governing after a summer filled with speculation and rumors of discord. During a key meeting at Palazzo Chigi,

“Italy will have an important role in the next European Commission,” asserts Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani in an interview with Corriere della Sera. “I am certain of this,” he emphasizes. “Firstly, because the second largest governing