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ItalyWhy 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.
Tehran: "Lebanon is our red line, US is responsible for IDF attacks"
Israeli forces have conducted heavy bombings in Lebanon following the deaths of four Israeli soldiers and injuries to five others in attacks by Hezbollah. Israeli officials from the far-right have called for Lebanon to burn. Tehran has postponed negotiations with Washington, considering Lebanon a 'red line' for the ayatollahs. The United States has assured Iran that Israel will not expand its operations further.
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
He pushes a 3-year-old into a zoo's crocodile enclosure, it's serious: 30-year-old man arrested
A 30-year-old man was arrested by police in the Cambridgeshire county of England for allegedly pushing a three-year-old child into a crocodile enclosure at a private zoo. The child suffered serious injuries after being bitten by the crocodiles and was urgently transported by helicopter to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, where his condition is described as 'critical but stable.' The incident occurred around lunchtime at Johnsons Zoo in Old Hurst, a family-run facility housing approximately 100 exotic species. Authorities have ruled out any prior relationship between the suspect and the boy
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.
Trump-Meloni clash, the Prime Minister "wins" on social media: this is how many followers she gained
The article discusses the increase in followers on Giorgia Meloni's social media accounts following her public response to criticism from Donald Trump. Meloni's profile gained 105,000 new followers across platforms, reaching 211,500 total subscribers. Her Instagram account reached 7.1 million followers, while her Facebook page grew by 92,000 followers and her X account added 13,500 followers.
Confcommercio Mobility and Employability at the Palazzo Bovara for the third edition of the Dealer Awards
The third edition of the Dealer Awards was held at Palazzo Bovara in Milan, organized by BtheOne Automotive. The event, supported by Confcommercio Mobilità and Assomobilità, recognized outstanding achievements in the Italian automotive distribution sector. Six awards were presented, with a special recognition for a historic Milanese entity significant to Assomobilità.
From the Pope to Starmer, from Sanchez to Macron: all Trump's insults to "friendly" leaders
The article discusses recent controversial remarks made by former U.S. President Donald Trump targeting various world leaders, including Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Pope Francis, French President Emmanuel Macron, and others. It highlights specific insults and criticisms directed at these figures, such as calling Macron 'always wrong' and referring to Pope Francis as 'weak.' The article also notes the cooling of relations between Trump and Meloni following these comments.
Alarm 90 miles from the U.S.: China's secret base in Cuba spying on Washington
New satellite images show the expansion of a Chinese Signal Intelligence (Sigint) facility on the island of Cuba. Analysts suggest it could intercept U.S. communications and military activities in the Caribbean. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) identified four Sigint structures linked to China in locations such as Bejucal, Wajay, Calabazar, and El Salao. A December 2024 CSIS report provided improved imagery and analysis of these sites, confirming their connection to signal intelligence operations. Cuba’s proximity to the U.S., just 90 miles from Florida, makes it an有利据
Eastern Liguria 2030: comparison between institutions and enterprises to build the development of ports and the territory
An event titled 'Liguria Orientale 2030 – Porto, infrastrutture e sostenibilità come motore di sviluppo territoriale' took place at the Auditorium 'Giorgio S. Bucchioni' in La Spezia. The meeting was organized by the Autorità di Sistema Portuale del Mar Ligure Orientale and Confindustria La Spezia, with collaboration from ITEC Engineering and support from ANCE La Spezia and Confindustria Liguria. Representatives from institutions, the port system, industry, infrastructure, and logistics participated in discussions focused on the future development of eastern Liguria, emphasizing the need for a
Openjobmetis and Family Care are recognized by UNHCR Welcome. Working for Refugee Integration 2025
Openjobmetis and its subsidiary Family Care have been recognized by the UNHCR with the 'Welcome. Working for Refugee Integration 2025' award for their efforts in integrating refugees into the Italian labor market through formal employment contracts. The article highlights that over 2,500 refugees and asylum seekers have been placed in regular jobs, with a 10.2% increase in placements by Openjobmetis and a 45.1% increase by Family Care.
Hours of anxiety for Messi's father, the family gathers around Jorge: "We ask for sensitivity".
The family of Lionel Messi expressed concern over the health of Jorge Horacio, Messi's father, who is under medical observation. They issued an official statement following false reports by an Argentine television channel, Luzu TV, which claimed Jorge had died. The family requested sensitivity and sought to avoid unnecessary attention.
A motorcyclist crashes into a pole in Milan and is beheaded
A 62-year-old man named Giampaolo Testa died in a severe accident in Milan. He was riding a scooter when he attempted to overtake a car and collided with a traffic barrier, causing him to lose control and crash into a streetlight pole. The impact was so forceful that it resulted in his decapitation. His head was found approximately 42 meters away from his body. The incident occurred around 11:30 PM and was reported by local authorities.
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
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.
PSG's Hakimi sent to trial for rape: footballer returns to the US for World Cup
Achraf Hakimi, a defender for the Moroccan national team and Paris Saint-Germain, faces trial in France on charges of sexual violence. The accusation dates back to 2023, and Hakimi has denied any wrongdoing, claiming he feels like an 'easy target' of the justice system. His legal team argues that the evidence presented would typically lead to a dismissal in other cases, citing contradictions and alleged falsehoods by the accuser, as well as psychological evaluations suggesting her ambiguity and lack of clarity regarding the events she reported.
Morandi, D'Alessio and Can Yaman are on Paradise Rai2 tonight
The article announces the tenth episode of Pascal Vicedomini's late-night show 'Paradise' on Rai 2, featuring guests such as Gianni Morandi, Gigi D'Alessio, Can Yaman, and others. The event will take place at the Arena di Verona and the Teatro San Carlo in Naples. Local officials and cultural figures will also participate, highlighting Naples' cultural, economic, and tourist dynamism. The show will focus on the candidacy of Neapolitan classical music for UNESCO recognition and the upcoming America's Cup sailing event.
All the clashes between Meloni and Trump
The article discusses the deteriorating relations between Italy and the United States, focusing on tensions arising from Donald Trump's criticism of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The conflict began with disagreements over military involvement in the Strait of Hormuz and continued with Italy's refusal to allow U.S. military use of the Sigonella airbase. The article highlights these diplomatic disputes without explicitly taking a stance.
IRCCS San Raffaele di Cassino, the new Nuclear Medicine Operational Unit is inaugurated: Minister Schillaci, President Rocca and the President of the Roma Parasassi Foundation are present
The IRCCS San Raffaele di Cassino has inaugurated a new Nuclear Medicine Unit, featuring digital PET-CT with artificial intelligence. The event was attended by several officials including Minister of Health Orazio Schillaci, President of the Lazio Region Francesco Rocca, and others. The unit aims to improve diagnostic accuracy and speed for patients in oncology, neurology, and cardiology.
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.
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
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.
Malpensa, the new Air China flight to Beijing has taken off.
Malpensa Airport has launched a new daily direct flight to Beijing's new Daxing International Airport operated by Air China. The route strengthens economic, commercial, and tourist ties between Italy and China. The ceremony was attended by officials from Air China, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and the Chinese Consulate General in Milan.
"Trump's delusions are ruining the historic US-EU relationship"
The article discusses reactions to former U.S. President Donald Trump's controversial comments about Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. It quotes Italian Deputy Secretary Giovanbattista Fazzolari criticizing Trump's 'inappropriate statements' for damaging U.S.-Europe relations. The article also mentions Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani's decision to cancel his planned visit to the United States in response to Trump's remarks.
Food and education for children, the Flutter Sea initiative continues
Flutter SEA, a multi-brand entertainment company including Sisal, Snai, and PokerStars, has launched a corporate volunteering initiative in partnership with Rise Against Hunger Italia. The event involves employees packaging over 100,000 meals to provide food and education for 520 children over the course of a year. Activities took place in Montecatini, Milan, and will conclude in Rome on June 25.
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Terrorism, Hannoun and the other three associates accused of funding Hamas remain in prison
The Re-examination Court of Genoa has decided that four detainees, including Mohammad Hannoun and three associates, will remain in custody while awaiting trial. They are accused of financing Hamas by collecting millions of euros through fake charitable associations. This follows previous rulings where other detainees were released, but the Supreme Court upheld the release of those individuals.
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.
At the Italian Forum the debut of the Volvo EX60 Cross Country
Volvo Car Italia unveiled the new electric Volvo EX60 Cross Country at the Foro Italico in Rome. The event took place during an announcement of a partnership between Volvo Car Italia and Sport e Salute. The EX60 Cross Country is a variant designed for more adventurous use, expanding the EX60 family with a version tailored for outdoor activities while maintaining the efficiency of electric propulsion.
Festival of music, in Malpensa choral ensembles in concert
On Sunday, June 21 at noon, the Food Court area of Terminal 1 at Milan Malpensa Airport will host a special event as part of the national 'Festa della Musica' initiative. The event, themed 'La Voce dei Luoghi,' features two contemporary vocal ensembles—Le Pop Up and Vocal Experience—who will perform original and fresh interpretations of modern repertoire. The concert aims to bring music into everyday spaces and travel environments, fostering encounters, sharing, and discovery through the universal language of voices.
Billionaires' cures for not dying: Between science, superstition, and whimsy
The article discusses how billionaires and influencers exchange personal protocols aimed at extending life, often blending experimental science with elements of superstition. It references an article by Chris Stokel-Walker in Nature, highlighting examples such as Steve Jobs' diet and the limitations of these methods, which are not scientifically guaranteed. The piece also touches on the role of DNA in health outcomes.
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
Social hatred against mother Sempio
Daniela Ferrari, mother of Andrea Sempio, attempted suicide by overdosing on medication and was hospitalized in intensive care. She has since been transferred to a psychiatry ward. The lawyers of Andrea Sempio, who is under investigation for the murder of three people, confirmed the incident but noted they do not yet have enough information to determine whether the act was intentional or accidental.
Carolina Cucinelli, the new queen of the Brunello family
Carolina Cucinelli, daughter of fashion designer Bruno Cucinelli, presented the brand's cruise collection 'Mediterranea' at an event in Modica, Sicily. The event coincided with the release of a documentary about the Cucinelli family by director Giuseppe Tornatore.
Cardinal Ruini is dead, goodbye to the strategist who led the Church and Italian politics.
Cardinal Camillo Ruini, who served as president of the Italian Episcopal Conference and was a key advisor to popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI, has died at the age of 95. Known for his strategic influence in both church and politics, Ruini played a pivotal role in shaping the Church's cultural and ethical stance during the transition from the First Republic to the 21st century. His strategies included opposing assisted reproduction legislation through a referendum campaign and leading the Family Day movement to defend traditional family values.
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
Europe is divided over EU envoy, PM says it's a favor to Putin
The European Council meeting in Brussels has seen divisions over various issues, including the extension of sanctions against Russia and budgetary matters. The Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, criticized the EU envoy as a favor to Putin. There was agreement on extending sanctions against Russia and support for Ukraine, with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte noting a 'turning point' on the battlefield in favor of Kyiv.
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.
The "Rossobrunism" that binds the extremists
The article discusses the concept of 'rossobrunismo,' a term used to describe the convergence of extreme-right and extreme-left ideologies. It references a book by Stefano Cappellini, who analyzes how individuals with opposing views can support figures like Vladimir Putin. The article critiques the journalistic use of the term and explores its historical and contemporary implications.
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
Wide field, photo war, Schlein catches up to Renzi, freeze five.
Matteo Renzi traveled to the United States for the inauguration of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. He was accompanied by his daughter Ester, his spokesperson, and his social media manager. The visit has been interpreted as a response to a recent group photo taken by Elly Schlein, Giuseppe Conte, Angelo Bonelli, and Nicola Fratoianni at a restaurant. Renzi's presence alongside former U.S. Presidents Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Bill Clinton, along with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, highlights his connection to progressive American politics.
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.
So the new law on returns will reduce the ideological choices of the clandestine magistrates
The article discusses Italy's new immigration law aimed at reducing irregular migration by enforcing stricter return policies. It highlights the reduction of irregular migrant arrivals from Tunisia by 97% since the EU-Tunisia memorandum signed under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The law seeks to limit judicial discretion in asylum cases and reduce reliance on past ambiguous directives.
"ASM Voghera grinds useful and has muscles to grow"
ASM Voghera, the public services holding company of the Oltrepo Pavese region, closed its 2025 financial year with a consolidated net profit of €6.6 million. This represents a doubling of profits compared to the €3.3 million recorded in 2023. The parent company achieved a net profit of over €4 million, while the exercise reported a cash surplus of €6.7 million. In 2022, under previous management, the group had only recorded a profit of €54,000. The change in direction began in 2023 with a managerial approach led by President Alberto Dell'Acqua and CEO Alfonso Mercuri. Dell'Acqua emphasized the
Progressives lament the overwhelming power of the divers
The article discusses the opposition's criticism of the European Union's efforts to curb illegal immigration, accusing it of undermining migrants' rights and invoking comparisons to 'fascist deportations.' It highlights the Italian opposition's disappointment with the EU Parliament's decision to form an alliance between the PPE, conservatives, liberals, and the left, which was met with disapproval by leaders like Elly Schlein of the PD. The article notes that while migration numbers have decreased significantly and repatriation rates have increased, organizations involved in migrant reception,
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,
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
soIsolating Crimea: this is Kiev's other strategy against Moscow
The article discusses Ukraine's military strategy targeting Russian logistics, particularly focusing on isolating Crimea by attacking supply routes. It mentions attacks on roads and railways used by Russian forces, including a major highway known as 'Novorossiya,' which connects Russia to Crimea. The article highlights the use of advanced drones by Ukrainian forces to disrupt Russian operations.
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.
The first stealth fighter mission: when the F-117 flew over Panama
The article discusses the first combat deployment of the F-117 Nighthawk stealth aircraft during the U.S. invasion of Panama in December 1989. It describes the development of the F-117 by Lockheed's secretive 'Skunk Works' division as part of efforts to create an aircraft undetectable by Soviet radar. The article highlights the aircraft's revolutionary design and its role in the Operation Just Cause.
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Rome calls the world and the Seven Choirs answer.
The article reports on the upcoming 62nd edition of the Settecolli International Swimming Trophy, scheduled to take place in Rome from June 26 to 28. The event will feature approximately 700 swimmers from 35 countries, including top athletes such as Sarah Sjöström, Adam Peaty, and David Popovici. Italian swimmers like Thomas Ceccon, Gregorio Paltrinieri, and Simona Quadarella are also expected to participate.
19-6-90, that thread that connects Baggio to Piola.
The article commemorates June 19th as a significant date in Italian football history, highlighting two memorable matches: the 1938 World Cup victory over Hungary with goals by Piola and Colaussi, and Italy's 1990 World Cup win against Czechoslovakia featuring Roberto Baggio's iconic goal. The piece reflects on the legacy of these moments and the connection between past and present generations of Italian footballers.
Iannacone, television not to be missed
The article highlights Domenico Iannacone's new TV series, which explores profound and sensitive topics through his deep empathy and storytelling. The first episode focused on the Hospice Madre Teresa di Calcutta in Larino, where Iannacone introduced viewers to Dr. Mariano Flocco and his work with terminally ill patients.
Leonardo di Mariani is reshaping governance
Leonardo, an Italian defense and aerospace group, has restructured its governance under new leadership. The board approved changes that clarify roles between President Francesco Macrì, CEO Lorenzo Mariani, and COO Gian Piero Cutillo. Mariani now oversees the entire industrial and commercial operations, while Macrì retains responsibility for corporate affairs, security, institutional matters, and sustainability. The restructuring aims to improve operational efficiency, accelerate technological innovation, and support industrial growth amid expanding market demand.
Faro of Ivass and Antitrust on the charges against RC Auto
The Italian insurance regulator (Ivass) and competition authority (Antitrust) have launched an investigation into the high costs of compulsory auto insurance (Rc Auto) in Italy. The probe focuses on compensation mechanisms between insurers in the direct claims system and the functioning of the bonus-malus system, which affect both competition and premiums paid by policyholders. The average premium for Rc Auto reached 432 euros in the fourth quarter of 2025, up 3.5% year-on-year, making it among the most expensive in Europe.
Composition in competition for the Esma driving licence
The Italian minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti, has announced that Carlo Comporti, current Consob commissioner, will be Italy's candidate for leadership of the European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma). Comporti, a legal expert with experience at the predecessor body Cesr and at Promontory Italy, is set to challenge a Danish candidate. The article also notes that an agreement on the new president of Consob has yet to be reached.
"On Intesa-Mps the government remains neutral"
The Italian government remains neutral regarding the potential merger between Intesa Sanpaolo and Monte Paschi di Siena (MPS). Minister of Economy Giancarlo Giorgetti stated during a parliamentary hearing that while the government does not interfere, the Golden Power mechanism could theoretically impose conditions if national security concerns arise. Giorgetti emphasized that the use of Golden Power would depend on public interest rather than the nationality of the involved banks. He also mentioned that similar considerations apply to domestic bank mergers if they threaten national security.
Prince George will attend Eton: why not breaking tradition might be the best choice
The article confirms that Prince George, the eldest son of William and Kate, will attend Eton College, following in the footsteps of his father and uncle. The decision was officially announced by Kensington Palace, and it marks a continuation of royal tradition. The article notes that this choice could reflect the balance between tradition and innovation that William and Kate aim to establish when George ascends the throne.
A wall of islands: the new US emergency plan for the Pacific
The U.S. Senate has approved an emergency plan that links the Philippines and Taiwan in managing supplies and sending weapons, in response to increased Chinese aggression in the South China Sea. The South China Sea has been at the center of a longstanding territorial dispute between coastal states, with China claiming most of the maritime area. In recent years, Chinese Coast Guard vessels have used water cannons against Philippine ships and attempted deliberate ramming. Chinese fishing fleets are being used as a blocking force around the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone, aiming to pressure
Review Lefant M210 Pro OMNI: small, wash with the roller and give up the bag
The article reviews the Lefant M210 Pro OMNI robot vacuum and mop, highlighting its compact design, self-cleaning roller for mopping, and a base that manages water but does not automatically empty dust. The review discusses trade-offs between the lack of automatic dust-emptying and the robot’s ability to navigate tight spaces.
FQ-44 Fury and FQ-42A Dark Merlin: what we know about the US combat drone program
The United States has accelerated its transformation of aerospace power by authorizing the production of the first aircraft under the Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program. The U.S. Air Force aims to develop semi-autonomous combat drones designed to operate alongside manned fighter jets, enhancing offensive capabilities, battlefield survival, and simultaneous presence in high-intensity operational theaters. Contracts have been awarded to Anduril Industries and General Atomics for the FQ-44 Fury and FQ-42A Dark Merlin drones, respectively.
The event for the Pride at the Trevi Fountain unbeknownst to Minister Giuli: a stunning fact
An event related to Pride Month is being held at Rome's Trevi Fountain, organized by the Istituto Centrale per la Grafica (ICG), an entity directly linked to Italy's Ministry of Culture. The event, described as promoting art, music, inclusion, and cultural dialogue, was organized without the knowledge of Minister of Culture Alessandro Giuli. Critics, including the organization Pro Vita & Famiglia, argue that public funds are being used for the event, citing a budget allocation of nearly 89,000 euros for such activities in 2026. The ICG has a surplus of 8.3 million euros in its budget. Three of
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.
Interpreter Guerrino killed with at least ten shots to the head
A 60-year-old interpreter named Roberto Pietro Guerrino was found dead in his apartment in via Oxilia on Saturday, June 13. He was killed with at least ten blows to the head and upper face using a heavy blunt object. The cause of death was confirmed by an autopsy conducted under the supervision of Professor Cristina Cattaneo, an expert in facial and cranial trauma. Investigators have seized several Buddhist statues from the apartment, some showing signs of blood, but it remains unclear if one of these items was the murder weapon.
So Azaña and his "Chisciotte" were the mirror (incrusted) of Spain's unresolved knots
The article discusses Manuel Azaña, a prominent figure in Spanish politics and culture during the early 20th century, focusing on his role as president of the Spanish Republic following the victory of the Popular Front in 1936. It notes that Azaña resigned after France and Britain recognized Francisco Franco as head of the new government three years later, and he died shortly thereafter. The text also references Azaña’s perception of Don Quixote, seeing him as a symbol of delusional dreams rather than a noble figure.
"Wonder Woman" by Latella: the sound of justice
The article discusses Antonio Latella's play 'Wonder Woman,' which dramatizes the story of a Peruvian woman who was raped by multiple men in Ancona. The play uses four female actors to represent the victim, transforming her initial pain into collective anger against the perpetrators. The case initially shocked public opinion because the attackers were acquitted due to the court's belief that the victim was too masculine to have provoked sexual desire.
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Hydra, false bomb threat. "Mafia is not silent".
The article discusses the ongoing investigation into organized crime in Lombardy, focusing on the Hydra trial involving alleged alliances between the 'ndrangheta, camorra, and cosa nostra. A false bomb alert occurred before the hearing, leading to an intervention by artificers who confirmed it was unfounded. The trial involves 45 defendants and has sparked debate over the presence and influence of the mafia in Lombardy, particularly after a decision by the Supreme Court of Cassation (Csm) that some argue underestimated the mafia's power in the north, limiting it to economic infiltration ('mafì
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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
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Eni Next, a future accelerator from critical minerals to smelting
The article discusses Eni Next's 'Eni Next Day 2026' event held at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan. The event brought together startups, investors, academia, and corporate management to discuss future innovations in energy technology. Topics included frontier technologies such as fusion energy developed by Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) and humanoid robotics from Generative Bionics, which has recently joined Eni Next’s portfolio. The discussion also focused on critical minerals, which are becoming increasingly important in energy and industrial strategies.
Ukrainian drones rain down on Moscow: airports closed and a refinery on fire
A massive Ukrainian drone attack struck Moscow overnight, hitting the capital's oil refinery for the second time in days and causing flight cancellations at airports. President Zelensky claimed the operation as retaliation for Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities. Meanwhile, NATO is holding a defense coordination meeting with Kyiv, while the United States and Russia prepare new talks.
Meloni at the European Council: the agreement with Mr Sanchez and the 'friends of cohesion' meeting
Giorgia Meloni and Pedro Sánchez met in Brussels during the European Council to discuss the EU's multiannual financial framework for 2028–2034. The two leaders emphasized the importance of maintaining cohesion policies while addressing new strategic priorities such as competitiveness, innovation, security, strategic autonomy, and energy. The meeting took place following an informal gathering of EU countries focused on cohesion.
Prodi Returns with Taxes: 'Yes to the Solidarity Contribution'
Romano Prodi has reemerged as an advisor to Elly Schlein, the leader of Italy's center-left Democratic Party (PD). At an event in Bologna titled 'Repubblica delle Idee,' Prodi discussed policy and coalition strategies with Schlein, including topics such as foreign and economic policy. The meeting lasted two and a half hours, and Prodi expressed satisfaction at still being seen as a key figure in the center-left. He also addressed questions about potential policies, including a wealth tax, which has been controversial among some PD members.
Little sister disappeared, Alysya's last vocal to her father: "I'm back from school, I'm dancing and then I'm resting"
A 16-year-old girl named Alisya Di Giacinto has sent her father a final voice message saying she returned from school, ate, went to dance class, and then rested. The message was published by Corriere della Sera. Both Alisya and her 12-year-old sister Sarah have been missing for 11 days from a foster home in Civitella Alfedena, Abruzzo. A red hair clip with small white flowers was found near a path approximately 400 meters away from the facility and is believed to belong to Sarah. The item was discovered by a local doctor during a walk. Carabinieri have resumed searches in the mountainous area,
Tunisian asylum seeker breaks into a house and tries to rape 23-year-old woman
A 23-year-old woman was attacked in her home in Ponteranica, province of Bergamo, by a Tunisian asylum seeker who climbed over a wall, broke into the apartment, and attempted to sexually assault her. The incident occurred while she was taking a shower. Neighbors were alerted by her screams and intervened. The attacker reportedly tried to steal money or valuables but encountered the victim instead.
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.
Bartolini arrives at the Sassi di Matera to speak with Estatico
Enrico Bartolini, a three-Michelin-starred chef from Milan's Mudec, will participate in a collaborative dinner event at Artema restaurant in Matera on June 26. The event, part of the 'Gesti' gastronomy series, pairs Bartolini with Eduardo Estatico, the executive chef of Artema. The evening aims to showcase contrasting approaches to contemporary cuisine through shared ingredients, techniques, and culinary memories.
The veil for women as a fashion accessory: controversy erupts in Germany over the service on public TV
A controversy has erupted in Germany over a public television broadcast by Bayerischen Rundfunk (BR) that portrayed the Islamic hijab as a fashion accessory, promoting it under the term 'Modest Fashion.' The segment featured Selda Dastan and her husband Ahmed, owners of a Sharia-compliant clothing store in Nuremberg, who explained without contradiction that full coverage for women is essential to protect them from male gaze.
Family in the woods, the house is ready to welcome the children.
The article discusses the situation of the Birmingham-Trevallion family, known as 'La Famiglia nel Bosco,' who have completed preparations for their new home and are preparing to welcome their children into a public school. The lawyer representing the couple, Simone Pillon, mentioned an informal meeting between the parents, the legal guardian, the curator, and a service operator, which took place in a temporary residence provided by the town of Palmoli.
10-year-old girl pregnant by 29-year-old man of Bengali origin, convicted for sexual acts but not for violence: here's why
The case emerged in 2024 after the discovery of pregnancy in a 10-year-old girl staying at an accommodation center in the Brescia area. A 29-year-old man of Bengali origin was recently sentenced to five years in prison for sexual acts with a minor, but the charge of aggravated sexual violence was dismissed. The court's reasoning, detailed in over twenty pages, explains why the crime was reclassified from aggravated sexual assault to sexual acts with a minor. The trial, conducted under an abbreviated procedure, concluded with this reclassification, which sparked debate due to the victim's age.
Tori Penso is rewriting history
The article reports that the match between the Czech Republic and South Africa at the World Cup will be officiated by an all-female refereeing team, including Tori Penso, Brooke Mayo, and Kathryn Nesbitt from the United States. This marks the first time a female Video Assistant Referee (VAR) will be involved, with Tatiana Guzman from Nicaragua taking on the role. The article also notes that this is not the first instance of a women's officiating team in a World Cup match, referencing the 2022 game directed by Stephanie Frappart.
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.
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
Chaos DSP, Rizzo dismantles the Vannacci case: "Toscano is telling a false story behind the scenes"
The article discusses internal tensions within the party Democrazia Sovrana e Popolare (Dsp), focusing on Marco Rizzo's denial of any alliance with General Roberto Vannacci. Rizzo claims that no such alliance was ever discussed or approved by the party's governing bodies. The article mentions that Francesco Toscano, president of Dsp, allegedly spread this speculation through informal channels like social networks and chats, which Rizzo calls false. A June 16 statement from the party's Political Office and Directorate Council criticizes Toscano for bypassing formal decision-making processes and
Radicalization and European security: the COSMO conference at the Chamber launches the proposal for a multidisciplinary standing committee
A conference titled 'Radicalization and European Security: Scenarios, Threats, and Prospects' was held at the Italian Chamber of Deputies, organized by the Center for Oriental Strategic Monitoring (COSMO) with support from the Averroè Study Center and under the patronage of the Chamber of Deputies. The event proposed the creation of a permanent, multidisciplinary committee to address issues of radicalization and prevention, aiming to integrate second and third generations around shared values. Subsecretary of the Interior Nicola Molteni emphasized that integration must be based on defending a
Reggio Emilia, 11 years old dies after being run over by a garbage truck while riding his bike
An 11-year-old boy died after being hit by a waste collection truck while riding his bicycle in Reggio Emilia. The incident occurred in the afternoon on Via Zanichelli. The child was with two friends who were unhurt. He was taken to the hospital but later died from severe injuries. A healthcare worker nearby began resuscitation efforts immediately after the accident.
Philip Morris International appoints Marco Hannappel as President of Europe and announces changes to regional leadership
Philip Morris International has announced new leadership appointments for its regional divisions. Starting August 1, 2026, Marco Hannappel will become President for the Europe region, while Can Kuterdem will take over as President for the Latin America and Canada region. Hannappel succeeds Massimo Andolina, who was recently appointed Chief Financial Officer. Hannappel brings international experience and a track record of driving growth in complex, highly regulated markets.
Working mothers' bonuses, requirements, amounts and timing: what you need to know
The article discusses the 'bonus mamme lavoratrici' (working mothers' bonus) for 2026, explaining that it will have a higher amount compared to 2025. The bonus is provided by INPS (National Institute for Social Security) and requires recipients to have at least two children and meet certain income limits. The article outlines the eligibility criteria, payment method (direct bank transfer), and the process for applying through an online form. It also notes that the bonus calculation is based on the months of professional activity during the year rather than contributions paid.
"Up to 14-hour shifts and humiliating treatment". Storm on Spanish left-wing legend Pablo Iglesias
The Spanish anarchist union CNT has accused Pablo Iglesias, founder of Podemos and former deputy prime minister, of alleged mistreatment of workers at his Taberna Garibaldi restaurant in Madrid's Lavapies district. The union claims employees faced 'humiliating treatment,' 'work shifts up to 12 to 14 hours,' and 'repeated violations of fundamental labor rights.' CNT also highlighted the failure to implement a protocol against gender-based violence.
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