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ItalyThree 17-year-olds killed in a car crash in a canal in Milan
Three teenagers died when a car crashed into a canal in the Milan area. There were nine people in the vehicle, and the 19-year-old driver is under investigation after testing positive for alcohol.
Vance in Switzerland for talks with Tehran. Iranian media: 'Strait of Hormuz remains closed'
Vance is in Switzerland for talks with Tehran. Iranian media state that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.
Moto Gp: Bezzecchi disqualified in Brno 'I apologize to the whole circus community'
The article reports that Bezzecchi has been disqualified at Brno and apologizes to the entire MotoGP community.
Meloni parade at the meeting of the Triveneto Alpini in Gemona
The article mentions that this year's event holds particular significance as it marks the 50th anniversary of the Friuli earthquake.
Waiting for the sun to rise amidst the monoliths of Stonehenge, the charm of the mysterious Druid site
Thousands of people celebrated through the night waiting for dawn on the summer solstice at Stonehenge.
Heatwave also in France, alcohol banned in red alert areas
A heatwave has affected France, leading to restrictions on alcohol consumption in areas under red alert. Thirty-five departments are impacted during the traditional 'Fête de la Musique'.
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Reuters: 'Israel and Hezbollah agree to cease fire by 15.' US-Iran talks postponed
The article compiles various updates related to ongoing conflicts involving Israel, Hezbollah, Iran, and the United States. Key points include reports of a potential ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, statements from Iranian officials regarding U.S.-Iran talks being postponed due to Israeli attacks in Lebanon, and military actions reported by both Israeli forces and Hezbollah.
To the sea in the sign of inclusion, back to Ostia 'Beaches without barriers'
A project called 'Spiagge Senza Barriere' returns to Ostia, offering people with disabilities and their families the opportunity to spend time at the beach in an inclusive environment. The initiative, promoted by Teniamoci per Mano APS, runs until August 10 and takes place every Tuesday and Thursday at the La Bonaccia beach. It includes activities such as games, workshops, music, and socialization, supported by volunteer clowns and dedicated staff. The event is sponsored by the Municipality of Rome and hosted by the beach facility, which provides the space freely.
Cucchi: Cassation, 'by the fake Carabinieri to cover up the responsibility'
The Italian Supreme Court (Cassazione) has ruled that the false documentation created by Carabinieri officers was intended to cover potential liability related to the death of Stefano Cucchi. The court found that the falsification aimed to prevent any suspicion that Cucchi’s poor physical condition, observed by two guards, could be linked to events occurring between his arrest and placement in a secure room. Several Carabinieri officials were previously acquitted on grounds of prescription or conviction, including General Alessandro Casarsa.
Igor Protti is dead, the goal king who brought Bari and Livorno to heaven
The article discusses the death of Igor Protti, a former Italian football player who passed away at 58 after battling an illness. It highlights his career achievements, including being a top scorer in Serie A, B, and C, and his personal values such as generosity and solidarity, particularly in Livorno where he began and ended his career. The article also recounts a formative experience from his childhood with his father, Flavio, who instilled in him the importance of hard work through manual labor before allowing him to buy a soccer ball. Protti's early career with the Sant'Ermete club and his
If they lose to Croatia, the English have a conspiracy theory ready.
Croatia and England face off in the first round of Group L at the World Cup. England has already prepared a 'conspiracy theory' if they lose to Croatia. England came to this World Cup with high ambitions and dreams of winning the title, so any setback would be shocking. Any result other than a win against Croatia would be considered a failure, especially since Croatia eliminated them in the semifinals at the 2018 World Cup and is their toughest opponent in the group. In the lead-up to the match, English media are creating a narrative that could serve as an excuse in case of failure. The focus,
Cascina Spiotta has asked for life imprisonment for Curcio and Moretti
The public prosecutor has requested life imprisonment for Renato Curcio and Mario Moretti, two former members of the Red Brigades, and 21 years for Lauro Azzolini in connection with the events at Cascina Spiotta. The prosecutor explained that he could not propose mitigating factors for Curcio and Moretti but mentioned that penalties could be adjusted based on individual circumstances. For Azzolini, who admitted to being present during the shootout where Carabinieri Giovanni D'Alfonso was killed, the prosecution proposed general mitigating factors equivalent to aggravating circumstances. The检察官
A few of the half million students to face the matriculation examination
Pupo, the Italian singer known for his work with the band Pooh, is among over half a million students taking their first written exam for the Italian high school diploma (maturità). After leaving school at 16 to pursue music, he has returned to study at the Istituto Minerva in Rome. He explains that while the diploma won't provide practical benefits, it will boost his self-confidence and serve as a personal challenge. Pupo also mentions the desire to honor his parents and continue his academic journey in humanities, potentially leading to a degree in Communication Sciences.
Messi, controversy for a foul on his debut at the World Cup: "He was expelled, they pardoned him"
The article discusses Lionel Messi's controversial foul during his debut match at the World Cup against Algeria. Messi was involved in an incident where he struck Algerian defender Aissa Mandi from behind, resulting in a light touch that did not prevent Mandi from continuing the game. Despite the foul, Messi was not shown a yellow card. The incident has sparked debate among fans and commentators, with some criticizing the decision not to penalize Messi, while others defend him.
Brescia, attempted strangulation of two children (including a 3-year-old) in a park: 29-year-old with mental problems arrested
A 29-year-old Nigerian man was arrested in Brescia after attempting to strangle two children, including a three-year-old, in a park. The suspect, who was under the influence of alcohol and drugs and suffers from mental health issues, was subdued by a passerby before police arrived. He has prior convictions for drug trafficking and resisted arrest with kicks and punches. Authorities have initiated proceedings for his expulsion from Italy.
Meloni: 'G7 satisfaction, convergence not taken for granted is good news'
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed satisfaction with the outcomes of the G7 summit, noting that convergence among participants was not guaranteed but achieved. She emphasized Italy's readiness to participate in missions aimed at ensuring navigation security in the Strait of Hormuz, provided necessary authorizations are obtained. Meloni mentioned that parliamentary authorization for such a mission might be needed soon, though it depends on developments over the next 60 days. She also indicated that discussions with other leaders remained focused on national interests without any re
The anticyclone dominates Italy steadily, peaking at 39°C until the end of the month
A high-pressure system known as Anticyclone Cerberus is dominating Italy, leading to extreme heat with temperatures expected to reach up to 39°C by the end of the month. Meteorologist Lorenzo Tedici notes that both daytime highs and nighttime lows will be significantly above average, with minimum temperatures not dropping below 25°C at night. The intense heat is expected to cause discomfort due to high humidity and temperatures, particularly in the Po Valley and coastal areas. Local thunderstorms are also anticipated due to accumulated heat.
Full list of top scorers after World Cup round 1
The opening round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup featured several surprising results and notable performances. Underdog teams such as Cape Verde, Morocco, and DR Congo secured draws against stronger opponents, including Spain, Brazil, and Portugal respectively. Hosts the United States and defending champions Argentina both started strongly with decisive victories. The article lists the top scorers after the first round, highlighting Lionel Messi with three goals, followed by Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, and others.
Meloni to Trump: "Italy and I never beg"
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni responded to U.S. President Donald Trump, stating that Italy and herself do not beg for anything.
Teenagers, with 2 hours of social media per day risk depressive symptoms and discomfort
A study by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute in Australia found that adolescents who spend at least two hours daily on social media have a higher risk of developing depressive symptoms and lower well-being. The effects were most pronounced during early adolescence, particularly among girls aged 12–13. The research followed nearly 1,200 children and teenagers in Melbourne aged 9–19, collecting annual data before age restrictions on social media usage were implemented in Australia. The findings suggest a link between increased social media use and mental health issues such as depression,
Trump-Meloni, the G7 curtain, you abandoned me.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has been working to mend relations with the United States during the G7 summit in Evian. According to Italian diplomatic sources, there was an initial and 'useful exchange' between Meloni and US President Donald Trump at the start of the G7 dinner. The conversation focused on reaffirming the principle of Western unity amid international crises, rather than specific issues like Iran, Ukraine, trade tariffs, or NATO spending. Reports suggest that Trump and Meloni will continue discussions.
Election in Britain, Andy Burnham wins and challenges Keir Starmer
Andy Burnham has won a by-election in Makerfield, a suburb of Greater Manchester, returning him to Parliament. He aims to challenge Keir Starmer's moderate leadership within the Labour Party, seeking to replace him as leader. The Labour Party received 54% of the votes, compared to 35% for Reform UK and 7% for Restore Britain. Voter turnout was 58.7%, higher than in recent general elections.
Oil flows, funds defy and Hormuz, Italian ship passes.
The article reports on the resumption of oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz following a digital agreement signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. Over 30 ships have passed through the strait, including an Italian merchant vessel, transporting 12.5 million barrels of crude oil overnight. The article notes that Iran earns approximately 50% of its revenue from oil sales and highlights that the real negotiations have just begun, with the first challenge being the cessation of hostilities across all fronts, including Lebanon. Israeli Prime Minister BnY
Vannacci: 'Femicide do not exist, it is a murder like any other'
At the second and final day of the constituent assembly of Futuro Nazionale, led by Roberto Vannacci, discussions continue behind closed doors with only streaming available to the public. Vannacci emphasized the need for a strict and selective education system, criticizing aspects of modern schooling such as gender-neutral bathrooms, songs like 'Bella Ciao,' and topics like euthanasia. He argued that schools must prepare students for life's challenges and criticized leftist approaches to youth issues. Vannacci also stated that the concept of 'feminicide' is an absurdity, asserting it is no不同从于
Nine people were killed in a Russian attack in Ukraine, with a historic cathedral in Kyiv caught in the flames
Nine people were killed and several others injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine, including a historic cathedral in Kyiv. Four people died in attacks on Kyiv, while five rescue workers were killed trying to extinguish a fire caused by an attack in the eastern city of Kharkiv. A 11th-century cathedral was significantly damaged. Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko called the attack 'brutal against our people and heritage.' A Ukrainian drone strike in the Russian city of Tula killed three people and injured three others, including a one-year-old child. Drone and rocket attacks caused fires,
Intesa Sanpaolo launches the Monitor on fragility and inequality
Intesa Sanpaolo has launched the 'Monitor for the Geography of Vulnerabilities and Inequalities,' a research project conducted in collaboration with several organizations. The initiative aims to analyze the vulnerabilities of Italian territories using a multidimensional approach that considers factors beyond income, including economic, demographic, occupational, and social aspects. The study uses around 150 indicators across 11 domains and 37 dimensions, highlighting the role of human capital in territorial competitiveness. The monitor confirms the North-South divide but also identifies areas
4-year-old girl killed in car accident, mother seriously injured
A four-year-old girl died and two people were seriously injured in a road accident that occurred around 7 a.m. today on provincial road 240 between Capurso and Rutigliano in Bari province. The child was traveling in the back seat of the car driven by her mother, who was hospitalized in critical condition at the Policlinico di Bari. A 37-year-old man driving an SUV in the opposite direction collided with their vehicle. Both the mother and the driver of the SUV sustained serious injuries.
Eni Next, focus on startups and energy technologies
The article discusses Eni Next, a division of Eni focused on startups and energy technologies. It highlights Eni's strategic emphasis on innovation within the energy sector through collaboration with startups and technological advancements.
World Cup, Koné's injury in Canada-Qatar The video
The article reports on a football match between Canada and Qatar at the World Cup, highlighting Canada's historic first win with a 6-0 victory. It details the performance of Canadian player Jonathan David, who scored three goals, and mentions the injury sustained by Ismael Koné of Sassuolo after being tackled by Madibo. The incident led to a red card for Madibo, and Koné was stretchered off. The article also notes a goal dedicated to Koné by Saliba.
Meloni and 18 EU leaders: 'Implement return rules, including hubs'
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, along with 17 other European leaders, have called for the rapid implementation of migration-related regulations, including the establishment of migrant processing hubs in third countries. The letter emphasizes cooperation between member states and encourages the European Commission to support these efforts. It highlights existing initiatives such as the collaboration between Italy and Albania and notes progress toward new legislation aimed at reducing irregular migration flows and increasing return rates.
Two motorcycles collide, a 15-year-old boy dies in Syracuse
A 15-year-old boy died after a head-on collision between two motorcycles on Viale Epipoli in northern Syracuse. The teenager was taken to the hospital but later died from severe injuries. An 18-year-old was admitted to the intensive care unit. A third injured individual's condition is currently being assessed. Local police are investigating the accident, which occurred near a roundabout.
Private space on Mars, NASA announces a deal with a company
NASA has announced a collaboration with Relativity Space, a California-based aerospace company, to send a probe into orbit around Mars by 2028. The probe will study the Martian atmosphere and serve as a communication node. Relativity Space will provide the vehicle and rocket and manage much of the mission, while NASA will supply scientific instruments called Aeolus to create the first daily global map of winds, dust, temperatures, and clouds on Mars. The goal is to gather data to reduce risks for future manned and unmanned missions.
Switzerland, US-Iranian negotiations postponed indefinitely Israel strikes Lebanon
Negotiations between the United States and Iran scheduled for today in Switzerland have been postponed indefinitely. The Swiss government announced the delay shortly after U.S. Vice President JD Vance canceled his trip to Europe. The talks aimed to finalize an agreement to end the Gulf War, following an electronically signed ceasefire by Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian. The Swiss foreign ministry stated that preparations for discussions continue, though no new date has been set. The postponement raises questions about whether negotiations would follow the electronic ratifi
To the classical, a text by Quintilian, to the scientific, the study of the level of a lake and a function
The second written exam took place today for over 527,000 high school students in Italy. The exams vary by educational track, with different subjects and durations depending on the specialization. Students at the classical lyceum faced a text by Quintilian, while those at the scientific lyceum had to study the level of a lake and analyze a function. The duration of the exam ranges from six hours for classical, scientific, linguistic, and humanities tracks to three days for artistic tracks. The topics were selected by the Ministry of Education and announced at the end of January.
There is a US-Iran agreement. 'Friday the signing'. First preparatory talks in Doha
The article reports on an upcoming agreement between the United States and Iran, scheduled to be signed on Friday in Switzerland. The deal includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and an immediate end to hostilities, according to Tehran. Discussions in Doha are set to precede the signing. The agreement also addresses the nuclear issue, with a final resolution expected within 60 days. President Trump has warned that if no nuclear deal is reached, the US will resume attacks on Iran. International reactions include support from European leaders such as Meloni, Macron, and Starmer, who view
Trump: "There is no limit to my power. Netanyahu? We have to keep him sane"
In an interview with Axios, former U.S. President Donald Trump discussed his negotiations with Iran, calling the agreement an unconditional surrender by Tehran. He claimed the U.S. defeated Iran 'completely' and stated he has not learned any lessons from the deal. Trump also mentioned that there are no limits to his power and praised himself for implementing a naval blockade where no ships could pass. Regarding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump said everything is normal but emphasized the need to keep Netanyahu mentally sound.
Russian attacks overnight in Kharkiv and Pavlohrad, including two civilian ships
Russian attacks occurred overnight in Kharkiv and Pavlohrad, resulting in casualties including an eight-year-old girl and a 49-year-old woman. A drone strike hit a Ukrposhta vehicle in Nikopol, injuring the driver. In Kharkiv's Kholodnohirsky district, a Russian air raid caused nine injuries, four of whom were children, and damaged over 40 private homes. Additionally, Russian drones attacked civilian ships in the Black Sea, killing one crew member and injuring five others.
Burnham is challenging Premier Starmer .
Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater Manchester, has won the by-election in Makerfield with a significant majority, positioning himself as a potential successor to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Burnham defeated Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon by a margin of 9,231 votes. The Labour Party received 54% of the vote, while Reform UK got 35% and the new party Restore Britain secured 7%. Voter turnout was 58.75%, six percentage points higher than in the general elections.
US-Iran, Vance: 6060 days of negotiations start today. Skips the ceremony in Switzerland. Khamenei: I gave the go for Pezeshkian, desperate Trump
The United States and Iran have signed a 14-point memorandum of understanding, which has entered into force. However, the digital signing led to the cancellation of a ceremony planned in Lucerne. U.S. Vice President JD Vance mentioned he would go to Switzerland for negotiations depending on Iranian actions, possibly over the weekend. Starting today, July 18, there is a 60-day period to negotiate a final agreement, which can be extended with mutual consent. The U.S. has lifted naval restrictions, allowing 12 Iranian ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khe
Drones over Moscow, explosions and flames: footage of the Ukrainian raid on the Russian capital
Ukraine launched a large-scale drone attack on Moscow, with estimates suggesting 555 drones were used. The attack targeted areas including a nearby oil refinery and some civilian buildings, causing explosions, fires, and smoke. This marks the most significant attack on Moscow since the start of the war. The incident occurs amid discussions in Brussels and Kyiv about potential direct negotiations between Russia and Ukraine to end the conflict. The Kremlin warned that such attacks do not support talks between President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, while also author
Worlds: Canada-Qatar 6-0 serious injury to Kone
The Canadian team defeated Qatar 6-0 in a World Cup 2026 group stage match held in Vancouver. Jonathan David scored three goals, while other players also contributed. A serious injury occurred to Canadian midfielder Ismael Kone, who was stretchered off after a collision with a Qatari player. The Qatari player was later shown a red card. The match ended with Qatar playing with ten men due to two expulsions.
Mexico beat South Korea and qualify
The article reports that Mexico defeated South Korea in a football match, securing their qualification. The text mentions a goal by Romo that sealed the victory.
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President Figc, Malagó eligible: clear from the ANAC.
The Italian Anticorruption Authority (Anac) has confirmed that Giovanni Malagò, former head of CONI, is eligible to run for president of FIGC. This conclusion follows an evaluation requested by Sports Minister Andrea Abodi regarding potential ineligibility due to regulations concerning post-employment roles in sports organizations. The Anac noted that Malagò’s position does not fall under the categories of collaboration, consultancy, or employment outlined in relevant legislation, thus making him eligible. Malagò stated he had always believed his position was correct and had consulted multiple
EU united on Ukraine: sanctions against Moscow, ban on sports and culture for Russia
The European Council unanimously approved the conclusions of the Ukraine summit, marking the first time since December 2024 that all 27 EU member states agreed on such a document. The council decided to renew sectoral sanctions against Russia annually rather than every six months. It also emphasized that Russia should not be allowed to participate in international sports and cultural events until there is a just and lasting peace in Ukraine. This decision followed discussions among the sherpas, influenced by events like the Russian pavilion at the Biennale. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelens
Iran talks start in Switzerland, Trump furious over criticism
Iran has invited the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to inspect its nuclear sites and begin identifying and excavating enriched material deposits. This was announced by U.S. President Donald Trump's envoy, Steve Witkoff, during a closed-door briefing to Congress. Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance expressed uncertainty about attending negotiations in Lucerne, stating it depends on Iran. He speculated that talks might occur over the weekend. The formal ceremony has been canceled, with practical matters taking precedence. Oil and gas prices have dropped, and the U.S. has allowed 12伊朗i油
Vasco, for 50 years of career 10 dates at the Olympia in Rome between 6 and 25 June '27
Vasco Rossi will hold ten concerts at Rome's Olympic Stadium from June 6 to June 25, 2027, to celebrate his 50th anniversary in music. The event, called the 'Giubileo di Vasco,' aims to spread out the celebration across multiple days to ensure accessibility, safety, and quality for fans. Tickets will be available in advance for members of the Vasco Rossi Fan Club starting July 6.
Lucerne awaits negotiations: 'We hope it will not cost us too much'
Lucerne is awaiting developments regarding potential negotiations between Iran and the US, which may take place at the Bürgenstock hotel. The city remains unaffected by recent events, with normal life continuing despite logistical disruptions linked to international summits. Locals express hope that Switzerland will not bear the costs of hosting such events.
KPop phenomenon Demon Hunters, a year after its release remains a blockbuster on Netflix
The KPop Demon Hunters movie remains a blockbuster on Netflix one year after its release. It has been in the global Top 10 for 52 consecutive weeks and won two Oscars at the last ceremony for best animated film and best original song. The film follows three K-pop idols who protect the world through singing and dancing during their free time. In the United States alone, it was the most-watched film in streaming in 2025, with 20.5 billion minutes of viewing according to Nielsen data. Fans have also sung along to the songs from the film, which received an additional 32 million views worldwide. Ab
Eleven-year-old bicyclist run over and killed by garbage truck
An 11-year-old boy was killed after being hit by a waste collection truck in Reggio Emilia. The incident occurred in via Zanichelli near the Crostolo bridge. The child had just finished elementary school and was riding his bicycle when he was struck. He was pronounced dead in the hospital despite immediate first aid from a passing healthcare worker. Local police are investigating the circumstances of the accident.
The Pope: "Ruins wise brother". The funeral at St. Peter's
The Pope has expressed gratitude for Cardinal Camillo Ruini, describing him as a wise and sagacious brother who served the Gospel and the Church with discretion and dedication. The Pope will celebrate the funeral Mass tomorrow afternoon at St. Peter's Basilica, attended by cardinals, bishops, and Roman parish priests. Ruini, who died at 95, was a key figure in the Church of Rome and Italy for decades. His body will later be taken to his birthplace diocese of Reggio Emilia, where a second Mass will be held on June 19 by Archbishop Giacomo Morandi. The remains will then be buried in the family墓地
In the light of the controversy surrounding the appointment of
The Rai administration approved the appointment of Francesca De Martino to lead Rai Parlamento and confirmed Antonio Preziosi at Tg2. These decisions were controversial and split the board, with opposition members voting against them. The appointments received support from majority members including CEO Giampaolo Rossi, while Roberto Natale and Alessandro Di Majo opposed them. Davide Di Pietro, elected by employees, abstained on De Martino’s appointment but supported Preziosi. Other executives were confirmed unanimously. DG Roberto Sergio, who was absent due to potential resignation over a re-
'It's never too early!' campaign on the risks of social dependence
A campaign titled 'Non è mai troppo presto!' has been launched to raise awareness among new parents about the risks of social media dependency. The initiative includes a video and a brochure with nine guidelines aimed at helping parents maintain healthy relationships with their children without relying on devices. The materials will be distributed through healthcare structures as part of newborn kits.
Rfi defends himself: 'It's much worse abroad'
Another day of disruption for rail transport in Italy occurred after thieves cut cables on the high-speed line between Rome and Naples, causing delays of up to an hour and a half. Trains were rerouted via Formia, increasing travel time by up to 90 minutes. The issue affected trains departing from Florence and Naples. RFI responded by highlighting that in other countries, similar incidents took much longer to resolve.
Rome stops to read, in 30 thousand for the 'Silent Storm' of Baricco
Thirty thousand Romans participated in a collective reading event called 'Tempesta Silenziosa' (Silent Storm), organized by writer Alessandro Baricco and promoted by the Culture Department of Rome Capital. Participants read Fyodor Dostoevsky's 'The Idiot' simultaneously across various locations in Rome, including historical sites like the Palatine Hill, Ara Pacis, and the Testaccio Meat Market. Baricco emphasized the uniqueness of the experience, noting that few people read an entire book at once or with such a large group.
In the secret heart of Egypt, a road trip across the desert
The article describes an off-the-beaten-path journey through rural Egypt, focusing on natural and historical sites such as the fossilized whale remains in Wadi Al-Hitan, ancient ruins, and the village of Tunis revitalized by Swiss ceramicist Evelyne Porret. The piece highlights the challenges of navigating Egypt's bureaucratic system and emphasizes the importance of guided tours to access these remote locations.
Maturity, Calabrian: 'The fatigue of commitment is always an ally'
Mario Calabresi discusses his book 'Alzarsi all'alba,' which emphasizes the value of effort, dedication, and perseverance. He comments on the inclusion of a passage from his book in the Italian high school final exam (maturità), expressing his belief that effort remains relevant in today's society, even with advancements like artificial intelligence.
A 17-year-old killed his aunt and threw her body into the river
A 17-year-old boy has been accused of stabbing his aunt to death and throwing her body into a river near his home in San Stino di Livenza, Venice. The victim was a 53-year-old middle school teacher. The suspect confessed during an interrogation by prosecutor Carmelo Barbaro of the Pordenone Public Prosecutor's Office. The case has been forwarded to the Juvenile Prosecution of Trieste. The police and fire department are conducting investigations at the scene. The alarm was raised after an acquaintance could not contact the woman for over 48 hours. The last known sighting of the victim was lunch
Death in Mykonos during his bachelorette party: Greek police stop the drivers of the two cars
Two drivers involved in a car crash on the Greek island of Mykonos have been detained by police following the death of an Italian woman during her bachelorette party. The victim, 37-year-old Sara Ceccantini from Arezzo, was traveling with three friends in a Peugeot when the accident occurred. Authorities confirmed the incident took place overnight between Sunday and Monday on a provincial road connecting Chora to Ano Mera. Police are investigating the exact circumstances of the collision, including whether either driver was under the influence of alcohol. Two different accounts of the crash’s'
Maturity, including a text from Calabresi's book, Frank Furedi 'The borders count', a poem by Pavese and the Constituent Assembly
The Italian high school final exams (maturità) have begun, with students taking their first written exam. The exam includes seven common topics divided into three categories: two literary analyses (one poetic and one prose), three argumentative texts, and two current issues. Students must bring identification, pens, and an Italian dictionary, while electronic devices are prohibited. One of the literary texts is a poem by Cesare Pavese titled 'Passerò per Piazza di Spagna,' which discusses unrequited love for American actress Constance Dowling. The article highlights the educational value of Pv
Apple is going to raise the prices of its 'caro-chip' products
Apple plans to increase product prices to offset rising memory chip costs, according to CEO Tim Cook in an interview with the Wall Street Journal. Cook stated that price increases are unavoidable due to unsustainable cost pressures but did not specify timelines or affected products. The upcoming iPhone 18 launch in September may be impacted. According to TechInsights, Apple would need to raise the price of the iPhone Pro by $270 to maintain current profit margins. Memory chip costs have risen by at least 50% quarterly since late 2025 due to increased demand from AI data centers.
He opens the Obama Presidential Center, there'll be Bush, Clinton and Biden
The presidential center of Barack Obama in Chicago has finally opened after ten years. The inauguration event includes four former presidents: George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Joe Biden, and Obama himself. Donald Trump was not invited, reportedly due to his recent comments comparing the center to a landfill. According to a new CNN poll, Obama remains the most popular living U.S. president with 57% approval ratings, compared to 34% for Trump and 30% for Biden. Obama also enjoys strong support among independent voters and nearly unanimous backing within his party.
Sinner, cutting to Wimbledon to understand the blackout.
Jannik Sinner, the world number one tennis player, has been undergoing medical tests at the San Raffaele clinic in Milan to investigate the cause of his recent on-court blackouts, such as the one during his match against Juan Manuel Cerundolo at Roland Garros. After a period of rest in Sardinia, Sinner is preparing to resume training with the goal of repeating his Wimbledon victory from last year. The article also mentions other players like Carlos Alcaraz and Fabrice Santoro (likely referring to Flavio Cipriani), highlighting the competitive landscape ahead of Wimbledon.
ANSA meets with Enzo Lattuca (Upi): 'Italy needs the reform of the provinces'
Enzo Lattuca, President of UPI, called on the Government and Parliament to seriously consider the role of provinces in Italy's administrative structure during an ANSA interview. He emphasized the need for reforming the Law Delrio to address issues such as aligning mandates between provincial presidents and councils, reducing frequent elections, and establishing a support body for provincial presidents who also serve as mayors. Lattuca argued that provinces must regain their elective status but with expanded functions, including managing secondary schools and provincial road networks.
World Championships: from Travis Scott to Jay-Z, celebrities crazy about soccer
The article discusses the growing popularity of soccer in American pop culture, highlighting appearances by celebrities such as David and Victoria Beckham, Travis Scott, Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, and athletes like Neymar Jr. and Patrick Mahomes at the World Cup events in Los Angeles. It mentions specific moments, including Beckham celebrating goals with Tom Cruise and Travis Scott's enthusiastic support for Brazil.
Femicide, from Avs to the PD and up to FdI: all against Vannacci. Bongiorno (Lega): 'I hope he doesn't lack the honor crime'
Roberto Vannacci, leader of Futuro nazionale, stated during an assembly that 'femicide does not exist' and that there is no need for a specific crime related to it, arguing that men and women are equal and should be subject to the same rules regardless of gender, race, or religion. His comments have sparked political backlash, with opposition figures accusing him of 'patriarchal negationism.' Vannacci also expressed opposition to so-called 'pink quotas' and plans to propose an amendment to abolish them in electoral law.
Frank Furedi: 'Enjoying my text to maturity, essential to invest in young people'
Frank Furedi, a professor emeritus of Sociology at the University of Kent and author of numerous books on sociology of knowledge, education, and cultural wars, discusses the importance of boundaries in his essay 'I confini contano.' He argues against the current trend of dismissing borders as irrelevant or discriminatory, emphasizing their role in defining societal structures such as public vs. private, gender roles, age groups, and citizenship. Furedi warns against the paradox of identity politics, which he claims creates new symbolic boundaries.
Pupo among graduates of humanities in Rome: "It's a new challenge for me"
The article discusses Pupo, an artist, who is participating in a human sciences graduation ceremony in Rome. He describes this involvement as a new challenge for him.
From Whoopi Goldberg-Medusa to the tribute to the sea, here is the Jago Museum Capri
A new museum featuring the works of sculptor Jago has opened in Capri, housed in the restored Liberty-style Villa Lysis. The museum includes sculptures such as an homage to the sea, a bronze reproduction of Michelangelo's David, and a portrait of actress Whoopi Goldberg titled 'Medusa.' The exhibit officially opens on June 20.
"Wave of Ukrainian drones, closed all Moscow airports for security"
All Moscow airports have been closed due to a large-scale drone attack, according to the Russian Ministry of Transport. The ministry stated that flights at Sheremetyevo, Vnukovo, Domodedovo, and Zhukovsky airports are suspended to ensure flight safety. According to Telegram channel Shot, 527 flights have been canceled or delayed. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported on X that long-range sanctions targeted the Moscow region again, hitting the Moscow oil refinery for the second time this week. He also mentioned strikes in the Rostov region and temporarily occupied Ukrainian territory,
The Pope: 'Money wasted on murder, squandered by those who foment war'
The Pope comments on the waste of money spent on killings and the destruction caused by those who incite wars, expressing concern over the painful exodus of Eastern Christians from their lands. He describes instability as a plague affecting Eastern Churches and highlights societal weakening due to institutional instability, armed groups dividing territory, and politically systems influenced by external agents.
Sisters disappeared from the family home of Civitella Alfedena, "found on a path a bracelet of Sarah"
A red hair clip believed to belong to Sarah, one of two sisters who went missing eleven days ago from a foster home in Civitella Alfedena, has been found on a path near the home. The discovery was reported by Alessia Natali of Penelope, an association supporting families of missing persons. Firefighters are currently conducting a low-altitude helicopter search over the area, initially heading toward the mountains and now toward Lake Barrea.
The final exam will be held on 18 June.
The Italian high school final exam (maturità) will begin on June 18, 2026, with the first test in Italian. The number of candidates has increased by 0.6% compared to the previous year, reaching 527,747. Internal candidates have risen by 0.5%, while external candidates have increased by 7.2%. The distribution across educational tracks includes 273,959 students from lyceums, 167,104 from technical schools, and 86,684 from vocational schools. Examination commissions, consisting of five members including two external and three internal evaluators, have been established.
Qs ranking, good Italian universities, better than the rest of the EU
Italian universities, particularly those in northern and central regions, have shown improvement in the QS World University Rankings 2027, with 26 out of 47 Italian universities improving their positions compared to only 15 that declined. The Politecnico di Milano ranks first in Italy for the twelfth consecutive year and has reached the 87th position globally, its best-ever result. The ranking evaluates over 1,500 universities across 106 higher education systems using nine indicators divided into five areas. MIT remains the top university for the fifteenth consecutive year, while the United Ss
Worlds: Uzbekistan-Colombia on the field at 4 AM
The article discusses Fabio Cannavaro's role as head coach of Uzbekistan in their upcoming World Cup match against Colombia. It references Cannavaro's past as a legendary Italian footballer and his previous coaching experiences. The piece also notes that this will be the third team from the former Soviet Union to compete in a World Cup, following Russia and Ukraine. The match is set for 4 AM Italian time on June 18.
Big score at the World Cup, the England van was robbed: shoes, balls and the tactical boards of coach Tuchel have disappeared
The England national football team, led by Thomas Tuchel, had equipment stolen during transit from Florida to Missouri ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Items reportedly taken include players' boots, official match balls, and tactical boards used by the coaching staff. The incident has raised concerns for the team as they prepare for their opening match against Croatia.
Political polls, Vannacci outscoring the league for the first time.
A new poll by Youtrend for Sky Tg24 indicates that Futuro Nazionale, led by Roberto Vannacci, has surpassed the League (Lega) for the first time, with 5.9% support compared to the League's 5.8%. The results follow Vannacci's founding assembly in Rome. Fratelli d'Italia remains the leading party with 27.8%, followed by the Democratic Party (Pd) at 22.2%, while the Five Star Movement (M5S) has declined to 12.1%. Other parties include Forza Italia (8.2%) and Avs (6.8%). Centrist parties like Azione and Italia Viva have smaller shares. The poll also notes that Futuro Nazionale's growth does not sO
Thousands in Rome to read "White Nights"
The article discusses an event in Rome where thousands attended to read 'Le Notti Bianche,' though specific details about the event, such as its nature, participants, or significance, are not provided.
Hegseth: 'It is a shame that the Allies have refused to use European bases'
Pete Hegseth, head of the Pentagon, criticized European allies for refusing to allow U.S. military operations from their bases in Europe, calling it 'shameful.' He stated that the U.S. has defended Europe for generations but many allies have failed to support American requests for assistance. Hegseth mentioned NATO 3.0 would adopt an innovative approach where U.S. contributions would depend on other countries meeting their defense spending targets. He emphasized that the U.S. cannot continue to bear the burden of European defense alone and warned that allies who do not meet their obligations,迟
The EU's green light for the return regulation Meloni: 'This is a historic provision, it is the road of the Albanian model'
The European Parliament has approved new regulations on the deportation of citizens from third countries residing irregularly in the EU. The regulation was passed with 418 votes in favor, 218 against, and 30 abstentions, supported by the EPP and right-wing forces. The measure requires migrants to leave the host country immediately or within a set timeframe, though they may be detained for up to 24 months. Migrants, except unaccompanied minors, can also be transferred to 'deportation centers' in third countries. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called the approval a historic achievement, a
Drug overdose, Andrea Sempio's mother admitted to hospital
Daniela Ferrari, mother of Andrea Sempio, who is under investigation in connection with the Garlasco murder case, has been hospitalized due to an overdose of medication. Her lawyer, Liborio Cataliotti, stated during an interview on Canale 5 that she was admitted urgently to the emergency room and underwent gastric lavage. The lawyer emphasized that Daniela is currently in intensive care at the hospital in Vigevano but is not in life-threatening condition. He also mentioned that the defense team advised Andrea to support his mother emotionally and to help her distance herself from negative舆论 on
Bibi under pressure: alliance with the far right at risk
The article discusses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing significant political pressure due to an upcoming U.S.-Iran agreement, which is perceived as a defeat for his strategy of maintaining power through military aggression and strategic dominance in the Middle East. The piece also mentions internal tensions within Netanyahu's government, including criticism directed at the head of the Israel Defense Forces, Eyal Zamir, over leaked details of an unreleased attack plan against Iran. Additionally, it notes that some of Netanyahu's allies, particularly the ultra-Orthodox parties,似乎
Damage to the Naples-Rome line, delays up to 90 minutes
The high-speed rail line between Naples and Rome has experienced significant delays due to damage caused by unknown individuals near Tora e Piccilli (Caserta). The incident occurred around 6:50 AM, leading to rerouting of trains via the conventional line through Formia, causing up to 90-minute delays. Technical staff from Rfi have worked to restore full functionality of the line. Trains affected include those departing from Florence Santa Maria Novella at 6:00 AM heading to Naples Central and another departing from Naples Central at 7:45 AM bound for Milan. As of 8:30 AM, rail traffic on the高速
The story in the closet: swimsuits
The article introduces 'Storia nell'armadio,' an ANSA podcast hosted by Nicoletta De Menna, which explores significant events of the 20th century through the lens of everyday clothing and accessories.
Iron Maiden take on San Siro, the first metal band in history
Iron Maiden performed at San Siro in Milan, marking the first time a metal band has played at the iconic football stadium. Frontman Bruce Dickinson expressed his excitement about performing at such a legendary venue. The concert was part of the band's 'Run for Your Lives. From Iron Maiden to Fear of the Dark' tour celebrating their 50th anniversary. The band, formed in 1975, is touring with a setlist covering their first nine albums. They made their Italian debut in 1980 at the Vigorelli Velodrome in Milan.
Trump: "I signed the deal with Iran". Pakistan to host official ceremony in Switzerland - LIVEBLOG
Donald Trump claims he signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran at Versailles. The Russian Foreign Ministry welcomed the agreement between the US and Iran, urging all parties involved in the conflict to adhere strictly to the agreements reached to avoid a new dangerous escalation in the region, including Lebanon. It also stated that Iran's reaffirmation of its unwavering commitment to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is the best response to any unfounded attacks and accusations against Tehran by those who seek to question its legitimate right to develop and use nuclear energy for和平用途
World Cup, Mbappe, Messi, Haaland show: the stars are not watching
The article discusses the rivalry between Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi ahead of the 2026 World Cup, reflecting on their performances in the 2022 final where Argentina defeated France. It highlights Messi's four goals and captaincy in leading Argentina to victory, while noting Mbappé's four goals but also his frustration over a missed opportunity after scoring three times and converting a penalty before a crucial error by teammate Tchouaméni cost France the match. The piece also mentions Mbappé's recent performance in East Rutherford, where he scored two goals against a weak French team.
High-energy neutrinos factory discovered in a distant galaxy
A distant galaxy named Shadow Blaster, located 11 billion light-years away, may be a high-energy neutrino factory. Researchers identified this through a study published in Nature Astronomy, led by Yuji Urata from Mitos Science in Taiwan. The findings combined data from the IceCube neutrino detector in Antarctica with observations from other telescopes like Gemini, ALMA, and James Webb. High-energy neutrinos are difficult to detect and their origins remain unclear. A neutrino observed in 2021 by IceCube triggered further investigations, revealing unusual activity in Shadow Blaster, which has a
The weekend's exhibitions, from Chagall to the art of quotation
The article highlights two art exhibitions opening this week. The first is a show dedicated to Marc Chagall's reflections on the Bible, featuring 120 works from various mediums, curated by Gregory Couderc, Anne Dopffer, and Alberto Fiz. The second exhibition showcases 85 large-format photographs by Aurelio Amendola, capturing masterpieces such as those by Burri, Vedova, Nitsch, and others, including previously unseen shots of Milan Cathedral.
World Cup: Mexico and South Korea
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