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ItalyAncelotti's multilingual show changes four languages in a quarter of an hour.
The article discusses Carlo Ancelotti's multilingual abilities during press conferences at the World Cup, highlighting his fluency in several languages and his recent challenges with learning German. It also covers his comments on Brazil's performance against Morocco and his strategy for future matches.
Why wasn't the original audio of Donald Trump's phone interview released?
The article discusses an exclusive telephone interview between Donald Trump and Italian journalist Daniele Compatangelo, which was broadcast by the Italian channel La7. The interview was published with a translated and dubbed version, omitting Trump's original audio. This has raised questions among some politicians, including Senator Claudio Borghi, who questioned whether the original audio was withheld. Compatangelo explained that this was due to specific instructions from Trump's staff, who requested that calls not be released with original audio but only transcribed.
But who says that rights are only for the left? 500: Boom of self-invited and 500 guests for the gay wedding of the two center-right mayors
Two center-right mayors, Alessandro Basso of Pordenone (Fratelli d'Italia) and Loris Bazzo of Carlino (Lega), are getting married on June 27 after five years together. The wedding has attracted significant public attention, with the guest list growing beyond initial expectations to over 500 people. The event was moved to a larger venue to accommodate the increased number of attendees.
Florencia Pena resigns after fake live announcement: 'I am ashamed to have caused pain'
Florencia Pena, host of the popular Argentine show 'El Show del Verano,' falsely announced the death of Lionel Messi's father, Jorge, during a live broadcast. The false report caused widespread distress before being quickly debunked. Pena later apologized and resigned from her position following the incident. Messi's family had already been dealing with the difficulty of Jorge's serious illness, which had led to Messi expressing emotional moments after his match against Algeria.
Grow your breasts to breastfeed: Retired and fired after childbirth, court orders reinstatement
An Italian court has ordered the reinstatement of a 41-year-old worker who was demoted and eventually fired after the birth of his child. The worker experienced progressive demotion, including being assigned menial tasks like cleaning a printer he previously managed. He reported being mocked by supervisors, including a comment from a team leader suggesting he 'grow breasts so he could breastfeed.' The court recognized psychological damage equivalent to six percent of his physical and mental integrity due to depression caused by workplace treatment.
Emma Marrone at the wedding of her brother Francesco and her partner Maria Elisa Pellegrino.
Emma Marrone celebrated her brother Francesco Marrone's wedding to his partner Maria Elisa Pellegrino with an affectionate message on social media. The ceremony took place on June 17 and included a religious rite followed by a lavish celebration. Emma shared photos of the event with her followers, expressing her love and well-wishes for the newlyweds. Fans responded positively to Emma's post.
Maturity 2026: for the second test a Quintilian without shock, but translating remains essential
The article discusses the 2026 Italian high school exam (Maturità), focusing on the second written test which involves translating a passage from Quintilian. The author critiques the chosen passage as being relatively straightforward and lacking the complexity that could challenge students. While acknowledging the elegance of Quintilian's style, the article suggests that a more balanced selection would have better highlighted both content and stylistic refinement. It also notes that the exam seems to prioritize exegetical analysis over translation skills, potentially undermining the interpreti
Tay Keith, the producer of Beyoncé and Travis Scott, was found dead in his apartment by officers conducting a routine search.
Tay Keith, un produttore musicale noto per le collaborazioni con artisti come Beyoncé, Travis Scott e Drake, è morto all'età di 29 anni. È stato trovato senza vita nel suo appartamento di Nashville durante un controllo di routine da parte della polizia. La causa della morte non è ancora chiara e verrà determinata tramite autopsia. Il dipartimento di polizia ha dichiarato che non ci sono indizi di attività criminosa.
More foreign workers in the camps, and women paid less than men: Flai-Cgil data
The Italian agricultural sector relies heavily on temporary and seasonal labor, with nine out of ten workers employed on fixed-term contracts. The number of foreign workers has increased by nearly 41% since 2019, while the number of Italian workers has decreased by 15.7%. Data from Flai-Cgil show growing disparities in income based on nationality and gender, with women earning less than men. Flai-Cgil also announced initiatives for 2026 related to worker safety and rights, referencing the death of an Indian farmworker who was abandoned after a serious workplace injury.
People comment on everything without knowing what they are talking about. Children are not a digital showcase: the headmaster publishes a fake newsletter created with AI and his experiment goes viral
A school administrator in Italy, Alfonso D' Ambrosio, created a fake report card using AI and posted it on his Facebook profile to highlight the excessive sharing of students' personal information online. The post went viral, with many people commenting without reading the full message, which was intended to draw attention to the issue of digital exposure of minors.
"I thought my daughter was dead, it was a miracle": Britney Spears' sister's drama and the shock sentence on coma
Jamie Lynn Spears, sister of Britney Spears, and her daughter Maddie Watson have shared for the first time details of a dramatic 2017 incident involving a four-wheeler accident where Maddie, then 8 years old, was trapped underwater in a pond on family property in Louisiana. The event led to Maddie being hospitalized and placed in a coma for two days. Both Jamie and Maddie reflect on the impact of this event on their lives, describing it as a turning point.
Delitto Garlasco, Sempio's lawyer speaks about Daniela's suicide attempt: "I hope it's a warning: it happened to the lady but it could have happened to others"
The lawyer for Andrea Sempio, Liborio Cataliotti, commented on the attempted suicide of Daniela, the mother of his client, during an interview on Rai1. He expressed hope that this incident serves as a warning and emphasized the need to stop the spread of hatred and misinformation surrounding the case. He mentioned the previous arrest of Stasi and called for respect for individuals involved in the legal process, regardless of their guilt or innocence.
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.
"People see the final whistle, those who have always been there know. Your 90th minute was to take me to the altar, you did it".
The article discusses a heartfelt letter written by Noemi Protti, daughter of former football player Igor Protti, who passed away at age 58 due to cancer. The letter reflects on her father’s final year battling illness, highlighting his resilience and personal milestones, including watching his documentary and participating in her wedding despite his health struggles. Tributes from fans and colleagues across Italy express grief over his passing.
Ultimo unveils the big stage of the event in Tor Vergata: We have arrived here after an immense work started a year and a half ago FOTO FOTO THE PHOTOS
Ultimo has revealed details about the stage design for his upcoming concert at Tor Vergata, scheduled for July 4th. The stage will be 140 meters long and feature 34 towers standing 33 meters high. Additional elements include 2500 square meters of high-resolution LED screens, over 1500 light points, 18 large screens, and 36 delay towers with audio and lighting. A prominent metallic structure representing Ultimo’s signature and an infinity symbol will be central to the event. Ultimo expressed emotional anticipation for the concert, noting it was a long-awaited project.
Would a government with Renzi, Avs and Cinquestelle really have a common vision of the country?
The article questions whether a potential coalition government including Matteo Renzi’s party, Avanguardia (Avs), and the Five Star Movement (M5S) would have a unified vision for Italy. It highlights differences in their approaches to European policy, noting that Renzi’s party aligns with Renew Europe—a pro-market, pro-defense integration group—while Avs and M5S belong to The Left/GUE-NGL, which opposes neoliberal policies and supports stronger public intervention and minimum wage laws.
Administrators threatened with bird heads on gate and cars burned: Numbers decreasing, but the phenomenon is more widespread
The article reports on an increase in regions affected by intimidation against local administrators, including mayors, assessors, municipal council members, and public employees. Puglia leads again after 13 years, according to the association Avviso Pubblico’s sixteenth edition of its report 'Amministratori sotto tiro.' In 2025, there were 309 cases of intimidation, threats, and violence, down from 328 in 2024. Most incidents occurred in municipalities with fewer than 20,000 residents (57%). The number of affected municipalities and provinces has increased slightly compared to 2024, with a显著高峰
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
Equity only makes sense with a very low tax rate: the blackmail power of the super-billionaires is enormous
The article discusses the potential introduction of a wealth tax in Italy, arguing that such a tax would only make sense if the tax rate is very low—around 1%—to avoid directly impacting the wealth of ultra-high-net-worth individuals. The author suggests that taxing annual income generated by wealth rather than the wealth itself would allow the rich to remain wealthy while contributing to redistribution. The article references Oxfam’s proposal for a progressive tax ranging from 1% to 3% on assets over €5 million, estimating it could generate around €15 billion annually. However, this amount is
OnlyFans model Christina Ashten Gourkani died from illegal injections of silicone into her buttocks at a hotel.
A woman named Christina Ashten Gourkani, known online as Ashten G, died in April 2023 after receiving illegal silicone injections in her buttocks at a hotel near San Francisco International Airport. The perpetrator, Vivian Alexandra Gomez, was arrested and sentenced to four years in prison for negligent homicide and practicing medicine without a license. Medical examinations confirmed the presence of silicone in her bloodstream, and authorities stated she suffered cardiac arrest as a result of the unauthorized procedure.
David, the triple at the World Cup also makes Juventus happy: Carnival's new market plans
Jonathan David scored a hat-trick for Canada in the World Cup, becoming only the second Juventus player after Paolo Rossi to achieve this feat in a single World Cup match. The article discusses his performance and raises questions about his future at the club, noting that despite his high salary and the significant transfer costs, he has not yet fully convinced fans or coaches. It also mentions coach Luciano Spalletti's intention to develop David further.
Death of Daveigh Chase, voice of Lilo and child of The Ring
Daveigh Chase, known for her role as Samara Morgan in The Ring and as the voice of Lilo in Lilo & Stitch, has died at 35 due to meningitis and blood infection leading to severe sepsis. Her fiancé Roy Hernandez confirmed the death. Chase gained fame through various roles including The Ring (2002), where she won an MTV Movie Award for Best Villain, and for voicing Lilo, which earned her an Annie Award. She also appeared in films like Donnie Darko and TV series such as HBO's Big Love. After her last acting role in 2016 for the video game Let It Die, she faced legal issues.
Argentina-Algeria: Fennecs are already dreaming of knocking down Messi
Before the start of the World Cup match between Argentina and Algeria, tensions reached a peak as fans of both teams clashed at Times Square in New York. The incident involved confrontations between supporters of the reigning world champions and the double African champions. American police made several arrests. The pressure on both teams is high, with Argentina aiming for a second consecutive World Cup title, an achievement last accomplished by Brazil in 1962. Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, seeks to defy statistical odds after reaching the top of the FIFA rankings for the first time since 20
Iran-U.S. Agreement, Working on La7: "Tehran is the real winner, the U.S. has lost, Israel is the most defeated and the West comes out humiliated"
Marco Travaglio, director of Il Fatto Quotidiano, analyzes the recent US-Iran agreement on La7's program 'Otto e mezzo.' He argues that Iran is the true winner of the deal, while the United States has lost, Israel is the most defeated, and the West has been humiliated. Travaglio suggests that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has lost both war and peace, whereas former U.S. President Donald Trump lost the war but gained credit for achieving peace.
Because Ismael Kone had a green object in his mouth after the terrible injury at the World Championships: what it is and how it works
The article discusses an image from Ismaël Koné's serious injury during the World Cup match between Canada and Qatar. Koné was seen holding a green object in his mouth, which initially appeared to be a whistle but was later revealed to be a device used to administer Penthrox, a fast-acting painkiller used in emergency medical care. The article explains that Koné suffered a severe double fracture to his left leg after a collision with Madibo, prompting immediate medical intervention to manage his pain before hospitalization.
The first problem is scary, the second more standard.
The article discusses the 2026 high school final exam (maturità) for students at the scientific lyceum in Italy. It features comments from Professor Ornella Robutti, president of the Italian Association for Research in Mathematics Education, who evaluates the exam's two problems. The first problem is described as longer and more complex, offering intermediate solutions and allowing graphical or qualitative approaches. The second problem is considered more standard, focusing on functions, parameters, absolute values, and graph-based inequalities. The exam also includes multiple-choice questions
In Bologna, the bus stops beyond the shelter: it bites off a piece of the driver's ear
A passenger boarded a bus in Bologna after it stopped slightly beyond the designated stop. The driver did not notice the request to stop, which led to an altercation. The passenger spat at the driver and bit off part of his ear. The incident occurred on June 13 in Piazza Minghetti. The driver was treated by emergency services while the passenger fled upon police arrival. Police are reviewing surveillance footage to identify the suspect, described as a man in his sixties, Italian, and approximately 1.65 meters tall. Local mobility official Michele Campaniello condemned the act as 'incredible'暴力
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
Shock injury to Koné: broken leg
Ismaël Koné, midfielder for Sassuolo, suffered a severe leg injury during Canada's 6-0 victory over Qatar at the World Cup. The incident occurred in the 52nd minute after a tackle by Qatari midfielder Assim Madibo, who was later shown a red card. Koné was stretchered off the field and taken to hospital for surgery. Canadian captain Stephen Eustáquio and head coach Jesse Marsch described the moment they heard the bones break.
I have fans who wear diapers to sit in the front row at my concerts. I smelled a peculiar smell in the front row. I'm 60% deaf in my left ear. : Speaks Olivia Rodrigo
Olivia Rodrigo has achieved a record with her album 'Sour,' which reached over 80 million streams on Spotify at its debut, matching Taylor Swift's achievement. In an interview with The New York Times, she explained that she writes songs to process her emotions. Additionally, in an interview with Kiss FM UK, she mentioned that some fans wear diapers to stay in the front row at her concerts, an experience she noticed by smell. She also revealed that she is 60% deaf in her left ear.
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.
New clash over the next EU budget: rigorists and net contributors against the 'Friends of Cohesion' led by Italy and Spain
The article discusses ongoing tensions within the European Union regarding the next multiannual financial framework (2028–2034). Italy and Spain are leading an alliance focused on preserving cohesion funds and the Common Agricultural Policy, while 'net contributors' and more fiscally conservative countries push for a tighter budget, rejecting new shared debt and advocating for reallocating resources toward defense, competitiveness, and economic security. The Cypriot presidency has proposed a budget of around €1.947 trillion, slightly below the EU Commission’s proposal of nearly €2 trillion.
The network of Messina Denaro: finally discovered also The Parmigiano of pizzini
The article discusses the discovery of 'Il Parmigiano,' a code name used by Matteo Messina Denaro in his encrypted notes (pizzini), which refers to Francesco Burrafato, a former hospital director from Castelvetrano. Carabinieri from the Ros unit are conducting searches at Burrafato's residences as part of an investigation into supporters of Messina Denaro, coordinated by the Palermo DDA under prosecutor Maurizio de Lucia and assistants Gianluca De Leo and Piero Padova. The article references a note from May 14, 2022, where Messina Denaro instructs his sister Rosalia ('Fragolone') to meet with
Samantha De Grenet vs. Caterina Balivo: "Children at 50? That's how they become orphans". The host blurted out: "What are you talking about? People die at 30!"
In an episode of 'La Volta Buona' on Rai 1, host Caterina Balivo engaged in a heated discussion with guest Samantha De Grenet regarding a couple's decision to have a child despite a significant age gap. De Grenet expressed concerns about the couple's choice, suggesting that having children at an older age could result in 'orphans,' which prompted a strong reaction from Balivo.
Meloni: Trump's made-up statements are libido The video of the PM responding to the US President
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni responded to comments made by former U.S. President Donald Trump during an interview with Italian television channel La7. Trump claimed that Meloni had 'begged' him to take a photo together, which she called 'totally invented.' Meloni expressed her surprise at such claims and emphasized that Italy does not beg.
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,
Garlasco, Sempio's mother transferred to Psychiatry after attempted suicide.
Daniela Ferrari, mother of Andrea Sempio, who is under investigation in the murder case of Chiara Poggi, attempted suicide on June 17 by overdosing on medication. She was initially treated in the Anesthesia and Intensive Care unit at the hospital in Vigevano but has since been transferred to Psychiatry. Doctors report she is no longer in immediate danger but is not 'lucid.' Her husband, son, and other close family members have visited her in the hospital. Initially, Sempio’s lawyers denied the suicide attempt was related to his mother’s overdose, but they later confirmed it after obtaining the
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.
Migrants, the EU's crackdown on returns: detention for up to 24 months and hubs in 'safe' third countries: what's changing?
The European Parliament has approved changes to EU policy on the repatriation of migrants, aiming to expedite procedures for removing citizens of third countries residing irregularly in the EU. The text was passed with 418 votes in favor, 218 against, and 30 abstentions. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed satisfaction with the vote, calling it a result aligned with her government’s commitments on migration. The decision highlights divisions within the so-called 'Ursula majority,' passing due to support from the European People's Party (EPP), ECR, and far-right forces, while Social
Dear Matteo, we have a problem
The article addresses concerns about Matteo Renzi's current political strategy, suggesting that his party, Italia Viva, has lost its original identity as a reformist, liberal, pro-European, and Atlantic-oriented force. The author acknowledges Renzi's personal qualities but argues that the issue lies in the strategic direction of his party, which now seems focused on gaining acceptance from other political figures rather than maintaining its distinct ideological stance.
Alberto Stasi will not return to live in Garlasco.
Alberto Stasi, who was sentenced to 16 years in prison for the murder of Chiara Poggi, has been placed under probation by the Milan Supervision Court and will not return to live in Garlasco, the town where the crime occurred. His lawyer, Giada Bocellari, stated that this decision does not impose any additional restrictions beyond standard conditions for such an alternative to detention. Stasi left the Bollate prison through a side exit to avoid media attention and was met by his mother outside. He had packed his belongings into three suitcases and left some items, like a fan and refrigerator,给
Trump on Meloni, Fazzolari: "Delirium of the US President" and Tajani cancels visit to the US.
Italian politicians have reacted strongly to comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Fazzolari, a member of the ruling coalition, criticized Trump's remarks as part of a pattern of attacks on European leaders, arguing that they harm U.S.-Europe relations. Vice Premier Antonio Tajani announced he would cancel his planned visit to the United States in response to what he called 'offensive' comments. Prime Minister Mario Draghi expressed disappointment with Italy being 'mortified.' The article notes that no immediate reaction was provided by副宰
Nesli writes to her brother Fabri Fibra: 'We have never stopped loving you'
Nesli has publicly written a letter to his brother Fabri Fibra, reaching out after their known family rift. The letter comes amid discussions on a Netflix podcast called 'Nuova Scena Dissing Podcast,' where judges of the show 'Nuova Scena' discussed whether families should support children with artistic ambitions. Fabri Fibra's well-known conflict with his family, particularly his brother Nesli, was highlighted during these discussions.
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
Graduation 2026, the first test monopolized by Calabresi and Husmann: 42% of the students chose them.
The article discusses the choices made by Italian high school students during the 2026 Maturità exam, focusing on the first written test. The most selected topics were excerpts from Mario Calabresi's book 'Alzarsi all'alba' and an article by Wenke Husmann published in Internazionale. These two options together accounted for 42% of student selections. In contrast, Cesare Pavese's poetry 'Passerò per Piazza di Spagna' was chosen by only 5.3% of students. Other notable selections included a passage from Frank Furedi's essay and works by Vitaliano Brancati and Giuseppe Saragat.
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
The Wide Field of Terror
The article discusses the absence of Matteo Renzi in a photograph taken at a restaurant where other politicians were present, highlighting a potential fracture within the political coalition. It mentions Conte's alleged veto against Renzi and contrasts this with Renzi's meeting with U.S. officials, suggesting a strategic alignment with Western powers. The article also notes the growing tension between possible candidates for prime minister and references parallel attacks by anarchists and Islamists.
Maturity 2026, mathematics reveals the trick of the carnival: the case overCover the spot in the test of the Scientist
The article discusses a math problem titled 'Cover the Spot' included in the 2026 Italian high school exam for students in the scientific track. The problem involves covering a red disk with five smaller disks in a precise geometric configuration. The article explains the game mechanics, the mathematical challenge behind it, and the specific arrangement required to fully cover the red disk.
Goodbye Igor Protti, the bomber left one last message: "Thank you for your affection and love, totally reciprocated".
The article discusses the death of Italian footballer Igor Protti at the age of 58 due to colorectal cancer. It highlights his final message expressing gratitude to his family and fans, emphasizing his widespread affection across Italy. The piece also mentions his career, including his decision to leave a lucrative contract with a team in 1999 to play for Livorno. A documentary titled 'Igor, l'eroe romantico del calcio' was produced about his life.
Trump: "Meloni begged me to take a picture with her, I felt sorry for her". It's an open confrontation with the Prime Minister who replies, "Allibita, fabricated statements. We never beg".
In an interview with La7, US President Donald Trump claimed that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni 'pleaded' with him to take a photo with her, which he found pitiful. This statement sparked an open conflict between the two leaders. Meloni quickly responded via social media, calling Trump's claims 'totally invented' and expressing shock at his remarks, emphasizing that she and Italy do not 'beg' anyone. She criticized Trump for his treatment of allies and noted his more conciliatory approach toward adversaries of the West. Shortly after, Italian President Sergio Mattarella called Meloni to
World Cup, the results of the night: Mexico is celebrating, Canada is avalanching The new ranking of the groups
The article reports on the results of football matches played on June 19 during the World Cup qualifiers, including scores and goal scorers. It also provides information on the updated group standings and explains the FIFA regulations for determining rankings when teams have equal points.
Tragedy on the roads, a 4-year-old girl dies in an accident between two cars in the Barese: 15-year-old on board a scooter victim in Syracuse
Two fatal traffic accidents occurred recently in Italy. In Syracuse, a 15-year-old boy died after colliding with another motorcycle on Viale Epipoli. He was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. An 18-year-old rider of the other motorcycle was seriously injured and is in intensive care. In the province of Bari, a four-year-old girl died following a collision between two cars. Her mother, who sustained injuries to her pelvis and chest, is in critical condition and has been intubated. Another man involved in the accident was hospitalized with pelvic injuries.
"People were fucking pissed off at the 10-year age difference between me and my ex Harry Styles", Olivia Wilde reveals.
Olivia Wilde discussed her past relationship with Harry Styles during an interview on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast, describing it as sweet and familial. She noted that public judgment did not affect their relationship significantly. Wilde also highlighted the double standard she faced regarding the age difference between herself and Styles compared to Jason Sudeikis and his partner Keeley Hazell, who had an 11-year age gap but faced less scrutiny.
League, to a mini-secretariat with Zaia and Fedriga: so Salvini tries to avoid the rift with the North
The article discusses Matteo Salvini's attempt to prevent internal fractures within the League party by forming an expanded 'mini-secretariat' that includes prominent northern leaders Luca Zaia and Massimiliano Fedriga. This move comes amid ongoing investigations into the Bridge and Milan-Cortina Olympics projects, as well as competition with the Vannacci faction. The decision is expected to be announced soon, bypassing the federal council meeting that was initially scheduled for Wednesday. The article also mentions Claudio Durigon, who leads a group of 30 lawmakers upset over recent comments,
After the slap of divorce, I tried to better understand myself in the healing process: Jennifer Lopez talks about her relationship with Ben Affleck
Jennifer Lopez has spoken about her personal growth and emotional journey following her divorce from Ben Affleck in 2024. In an interview with the 'SmartLess' podcast, she discussed the intense emotional period she experienced, particularly as her children from her previous marriage to Marc Anthony prepare to start university. Lopez reflected on how the past two years have been a healing process during which she learned more about herself, leading to greater appreciation for her life and achievements.
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
Maturity 2026, here are the exclusive photos of the traces of the second written test: the version of Quintiliano, the problem on the water level of Lake Bracciano and the study of the function FOTO PHOTO
The article discusses the exam topics for the Italian high school final exams (Maturità) in 2026, focusing on the second written test for students in Classical and Scientific tracks. For the Classical track, the Latin translation task involves a passage from Quintilian’s Institutio Oratoria discussing music's role in oratory training. For the Scientific track, the math problems include analyzing real-world data on water levels at Lake Bracciano.
Maturity 2026, the traces of the second live written test: to the Classico a version of Quintiliano, to the Scientifico a problem on the level of Lake Bracciano and a study of function
The article reports on the 2026 Italian high school final exams (maturità), detailing the topics for the written exams across different tracks. For the 'Scientifico' track, mathematics problems include studying the water level of Lake Bracciano, analyzing functions, and questions related to the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Friuli earthquake. The 'Classico' track includes a text by Quintilian. The 'Scienze Umane' track focuses on themes such as digital literacy and educational challenges.
Have you noticed that players wear customized jerseys? What are World Cup patches and how do they work?
The article discusses the personalized patches worn by players during the 2026 World Cup, explaining their design and significance. Each team wears a unique patch on their right sleeve representing the World Cup trophy, with gold-colored patches for teams that have won at least one World Cup. A second patch on the left sleeve varies depending on the tournament stage, highlighting FIFA's charitable initiatives.
Demonstrating against the far-right candidate in the Colombian elections: Activist arrested by IIce and expelled from the US: Order of Marco Rubio
Beto Coral, a Colombian activist living in Arizona, was arrested by ICE and deported from the United States after protesting against Abelardo De La Espriella, an ultra-right candidate in Colombia's presidential election. Coral claimed his arrest was ordered by U.S. Senator Marco Rubio. He had previously organized a protest at the University of Miami against De La Espriella, citing allegations that De La Espriella received funds linked to Alex Saab, a businessman currently under arrest. The information came from the outlet Cambio, which reported two bank transfers made in April 2014 from an账户关联
Japan, no male heirs and the premier wants to "expand" the imperial family: but still excludes women (and Princess Aiko) from succession
The article discusses Japan's imperial family succession crisis, noting the lack of male heirs and the current prime minister's stance against allowing women, including Princess Aiko, to inherit the throne. It mentions that there have been eight female emperors in Japanese history but highlights the current government's push to pass legislation enabling the imperial family to adopt male relatives to maintain male-only succession.
So Argentina's Milei threatens the right to abortion: -98% investment in one year and criminalization of abortion
The article discusses the impact of President Javier Milei's government on abortion rights in Argentina. It highlights concerns raised by Amnesty International regarding a 'growing regression' in women's rights, citing increased barriers to accessing voluntary termination of pregnancy. The 2020 Ley 27.610 allows for legal abortion up to the 14th week of pregnancy without requiring justification, with public healthcare providing free and safe procedures. However, the article suggests that under Milei's administration, access has become more difficult.
Hydra, file the intercepts on the politician of the Brothers of Italy: We bring him forward and he makes himself available
The election of a Lombard politician from Fratelli d'Italia has officially entered the Hydra trial concerning a northern mafia consortium. During a recent hearing, prosecutor Alessandra Cerreti announced the submission of four intercepted conversations involving Pietro Pansera, linked to Santo Crea, a boss currently under indictment. Additional evidence includes four statements from two collaborators—William Cerbo, known as 'Scarface,' and Francesco Bellusci—and testimony from Lele Mora, who will discuss his connections with Giancarlo Vestiti, a representative of the Siena clan.
In the Hydra case, the CSM denies the existence of the mafia in Lombardy.
The article discusses the ongoing 'Hydra' trial involving a consortium of northern Italian mafias, focusing on the public prosecutor Alessandra Cerreti's statement during court proceedings. She argues that organized crime in Lombardy is active and violent, contrasting with the Council of the Judiciary (Csm)'s recent decision to exclude the region from areas with high mafia density. The article highlights civil society's opposition to this decision and mentions threats against prosecutors involved in the case.
Patrimonial, the company that helps millionaires migrate now admits: ModFleeing abroad to pay less tax is modest
Henley & Partners, a London-based firm specializing in helping wealthy individuals migrate to countries with more favorable tax regimes, has revised its previous estimates regarding the exodus of wealthy individuals due to stricter taxation policies in their home countries. Previously, it had predicted a large-scale migration of private capital, but now admits that the actual number of people leaving Italy and other countries to avoid taxes is modest compared to earlier projections.
The new prescription of Forza Italia, the alarm of the magistrate Frasca: Changes for the fifth time in 20 years, but this does not ensure the reasonable duration of the process
The article discusses concerns raised by magistrate Matteo Frasca regarding the frequent changes to Italy’s prescription laws, which govern the statute of limitations for criminal cases. Frasca, along with other court presidents, has previously called for transitional provisions to ensure legal stability and process efficiency. The article notes that this would be the fifth reform in 20 years, with three reforms occurring within just eight years. There is concern over the potential disruption caused by these repeated changes and calls for a transitional law to coordinate existing regulations.
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
Do you remember Emilio Butragueño, the Real legend who devastated Denmark at the World Cup and worked in the family perfumery on his days off?
The article recalls Emilio Butragueño's legendary performance during the 1982 World Cup, where he scored four goals against Denmark in the quarterfinals. It highlights his skill and impact on the match, describing him as 'El Buitre' (The Vulture). The text also mentions details about his family background, including his father's ownership of a perfume shop in Madrid and their long-standing association with Real Madrid.
Because the pact between Cgil, Cisl and Uil will worsen the conditions of workers
The article discusses a recent agreement signed by the Italian trade unions Cgil, Cisl, and Uil, which critics argue will worsen working conditions for employees. The unions aim to negotiate a framework agreement with major employer organizations such as Confindustria, Confcommercio, and Confedilizia. This would extend the 'Factory Pact'—signed with Confindustria in 2018—to all sectors of employment. The article claims this pact has historically weakened workers' rights, including the abolition of wage indexing mechanisms and reducing national contracts to partial recovery of purchasing power.
Nikki Giovanni and Daad Sharfi: a poetic dialogue (Translated by Giulia Salamone and Aurora Amadio, edited by Stella Sacchini)
The article discusses a poetic dialogue between two African American poets, Nikki Giovanni and Daad Sharfi. It explores Giovanni's poem 'Ego Tripping (there may be a reason why)' from 1972, which celebrates African American identity, female pride, and history. The piece reclaims the term 'ego trip' to highlight the contributions of African people and Black women to human civilization. Fifty years later, Daad Sharfi responds with her poem 'The Story of My Sound (after Nikki Giovanni)', described by the author as a 'biomitography' of her voice.
World Cup 2026, today's matches: for Ancelotti and Montella it's already decisive, USA against Australia, times and where to watch them on TV
The article discusses the World Cup 2026 matches taking place on June 19-20, focusing on Italian coaches Carlo Ancelotti and Vincenzo Montella. It highlights the importance of these matches for both teams, with Brazil needing a win against Haiti and Turkey requiring a victory against Australia after their opening loss. The article also mentions Neymar's absence from the Brazilian team.
We just needed another billionaire advocate.
The article criticizes General Vannacci for his military service in US-led wars, suggesting these conflicts were motivated by oil interests. It also critiques his political alignment with the League party, which is accused of policies that have worsened poverty in Italy, such as abolishing the citizen income and increasing the retirement age. The article mentions Vannacci's support for the flat tax, described as a policy favoring billionaires.
Auto, the German locomotive is slowing down.
The Italian newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano reports on concerns within Germany's automotive industry, citing a survey by the VDA (German Association of the Automotive Industry). The survey indicates that more suppliers expect a worsening economic situation by 2027 than those who anticipate improvement. Factors cited include rising energy costs, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, excessive bureaucracy, and stricter labor regulations. As a result, two-thirds of surveyed suppliers have decided to delay, cancel, or move investments abroad, primarily to Asian countries, followed by North美洲.
President Meloni, Italy is proudly anti-fascist: do you accept this or resign?
The article discusses Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's response to a proposal by the 'Più libri più liberi' book fair requiring publishers to sign an anti-fascist declaration to participate in the 2026 edition. Meloni criticized this as censorship and incompatible with democracy. The article then provides historical context on fascism, detailing its suppression of dissent, closure of newspapers, establishment of special tribunals, and its impact on Italy during World War II.
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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
Well the authors of the second half of the twentieth century. But among the traces of the type A once again there is no woman. The writer Maria Pia Veladiano comments on the first test of maturity
Maria Pia Veladiano, a writer and former school administrator, comments on the first exam for high school students in Italy, noting that the selected authors are all from the latter half of the 20th century and none are women except Wenke Husmann. She argues that this selection reflects a push toward contemporary literature but highlights the lack of female representation as a structural issue of invisibility for women in media, institutions, and events.
Olly moved in Genoa: 25Success at 25? I have faltered many times in life and work, but I have matured so much. After the tour I will go to Sardinia with my friends and possibly I would like to fall in love
Olly performed at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris in Genova as part of his 'Tutti a Casa' tour, marking the first of three sold-out concerts. He expressed emotional gratitude to the audience and shared personal reflections on his journey. The tour will continue with additional dates and will eventually expand to stadium performances starting in June 2027.
For the Guarantor, if they are under 14 years old, the consent of the other parent is required
The Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante) has emphasized that parents must obtain consent from both partners before posting photos of children under 14 years old on social media. This rule was highlighted in a June 17th newsletter summarizing a decision made in April. The authority ruled that sharing images of minors under 14 without the other parent’s consent is illegal. Once children turn 14, they gain the autonomy to decide whether their images are shared online. The case arose after a man complained to the Garante about his ex-wife repeatedly posting photos of their underage children
Multi-ownership, other than stop by 2028: concerned clubs and FIGC working to remove or weaken the ban
The article discusses Claudio Lotito's potential acquisition of the Reggina football club despite Italy's ban on multiproprietà (multiple ownership) in professional football. Lotito is seen as a strategic buyer who anticipates changes to the rule. The current owner, Nino Ballarino, has decided to sell the club, favoring Lotito's offer over another investor. This would mark Lotito's first direct purchase of a lower-tier club, with his son Enrico involved in the management structure.
Meloni will do anything to keep Vannacci in the alliance.
The article discusses Roberto Vannacci's movement, which uses harsh, divisive, and racist language that resonates with some Italian voters. It suggests that Vannacci's supporters see his candidacy as an opportunity to push the center-right further to the right, reduce the influence of Lega, and lessen the centrism of Forza Italia. The piece references an analysis by the Istituto Piepoli, indicating that Vannacci has significant support.
Eni-Nigeria, the Court of Cassation acquits De Pasquale and Spadaro.
The Italian Supreme Court of Cassation has acquitted prosecutors Fabio De Pasquale and Sergio Spadaro, overturning their eight-month conviction related to the Eni-Nigeria corruption case. The court ruled that the alleged facts did not occur. The acquittal follows previous convictions in Brescia, where both prosecutors were sentenced to eight months with suspended penalties. Their defense expressed relief, stating the court fully dismissed both the material facts and subjective elements of the charges.
World Cup, South Korea denounces a drone during training.
The South Korean national team reported the presence of an unidentified drone during a closed training session in Guadalajara, Mexico, ahead of their match against the host nation. Security personnel detected the drone early in the session, prompting emergency protocols. The Asian delegation requested assistance from Mexican military specialists, who used electronic interference systems to force the drone to land outside the training area. However, by the time security arrived, the device had already been retrieved by two individuals captured on camera. The incident has been reported to FIFA,
It's not enough to have photos of Meloni in the hospital with the injured officers, we want a fair contract renewal: Silp police protest
The Silp Cgil union, representing police officers and security personnel in Italy, has organized nationwide protests demanding concrete actions from the government regarding contract renewals and the establishment of a dedicated pension system for their members. The union criticizes the proposed contract for the period 2025–2027 as insufficient, noting that it fails to keep up with inflation rates exceeding 10%. Union officials argue that this results in a significant reduction in real income for thousands of workers in the Security and Defense sector. They also highlight declining workforce编制
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.
Reggio Emilia, hit by a garbage truck while riding a bicycle: 11-year-old boy killed
An 11-year-old boy was killed in Reggio Emilia after being hit by a waste collection truck while riding his bicycle. The incident occurred around noon at the intersection of Via Zanichelli and Viale Magenta. Emergency services arrived immediately but the boy’s condition was critical. He was taken to the hospital but died shortly afterward. Preliminary reports suggest he was crushed by the truck after it caused him to fall. A healthcare worker who was off-duty attempted to perform resuscitation. A woman who witnessed the accident fainted due to shock and was taken care of by ambulance staff.警方正
Futuro Nacional surpasses Lega in the polls and exults on social media: We started walking, now we accelerate
Futuro Nazionale has surpassed La Lega in recent opinion polls according to a survey by Youtrend for Sky Tg24. The results show Futuro Nazionale at 5.9% (+1.5 points since May 29), while La Lega stands at 5.8% (-0.1%). Other parties such as the Democratic Party (PD), Forza Italia (FI), and Alleanza Verdi-Sinistra (AVS) also showed increases, whereas the Five Star Movement (M5S) declined. The article highlights these poll changes and discusses potential implications for political alliances.
“Ricordati chi sei”: così Hamilton ha ritrovato il fuoco del campione e riportato in pista l’Hammer Time
Lewis Hamilton won his first race with Mercedes since joining the team, achieving his 106th career victory. The article highlights the significance of this win, noting it came at the Circuit de Barcelona where he had previously won with Ferrari. Hamilton reflected on his career and the importance of remembering his identity as a champion.
Vasco Rossi's Jubilee is celebrated with ten concerts at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome in June 2027: I want to turn the anniversary into an event enjoyed and attended
The article announces that Vasco Rossi will hold a 10-concert residency at Rome's Olympic Stadium in June 2027 to celebrate his 50th anniversary in music. The event aims to spread out the celebration across multiple days rather than having a single large gathering, with ticket sales beginning in mid-July.