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Space: The first lunar home will be ‘Made in Italy’
Under the Artemis agreements with NASA, Italy’s MPH module will become the Moon’s first permanent astronaut habitat, built for research, exploration, and extended surface missions.
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European wealth grows and Italian households remain among the most stable
Net wealth of European families hits €70.2 trillion in 2024, with Italian households standing out for low debt and strong financial resilience above the eurozone average.
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Leo XIV: Migrants are missionaries of hope
In his message for the 111th World Day of Migrants and Refugees, Pope Leo XIV urges global solidarity and calls migrants witnesses of faith, courage, and hope for a better future.
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Court upholds Ferrari’s ownership of the "Testarossa" trademark
EU Court confirms Ferrari’s active use and control of the iconic trademark, dismissing Kurt Hesse’s non-use claim.
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Rome’s luxury hotel boom: €400 million invested in just six months
Leading Italy’s hotel market growth, Rome captures nearly 30% of investments, fueled by soaring tourism and growing demand for premium stays.
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Florence implements high-tech monitoring for Brunelleschi’s Dome
By year-end, advanced sensors and laser scanners will safeguard the 15th-century dome, enabling real-time tracking of structural shifts to preserve this historic masterpiece.
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State revenues boosted by €3.3 billion in dividends from public companies
Dividends from state-owned firms surge past expectations, strengthening public accounts amid pending governance and gender parity reforms.
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Vatican launches online shop for stamp and coin collectors
From €2 souvenirs to €6,460 gold coins, the new platform offers official Holy See collectibles for every budget.
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Minister Bernini appoints Andrea Lenzi President of CNR
Andrea Lenzi is professor emeritus of Endocrinology at the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’ and author of about 1,000 peer-reviewed scientific publications.
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Cheating in the age of AI: not even the gurus are immune
The investigation has reconstructed an illicit turnover approaching the sum of 100,000.00 euros, although much higher revenues are conceivable since it has not been possible to quantify the amounts paid in cash.
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Italy in smoke: Legambiente records 31 thousand hectares burned in 2025
According to Legambiente, Italy pays not only the price of the delays, but also the worsening climate crisis and the onslaught of ecomafias and arsonists.
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In the spirit of St. Francis, young Franciscans gather in Assisi for global meetings
The title of the event - Lights of Hope - fits fully into the journey of the universal Church and that of the 800th anniversary of the composition of the Canticle of Creatures.
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Double Caravaggio: Capodimonte shines and celebrates the Baroque master
Until November 2, Caravaggio's Ecce Homo, painted in Naples four centuries ago and rediscovered in 2021 in Madrid, is the Special Guest of the Capodimonte Museum and Real Bosco, in an artistic dialogue with the masterpiece the Flagellation of Christ.
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Cirò Classico joins Italy’s DOP Wines: “A quality benchmark”, says Minister Lollobrigida
The EU Commission has granted protection to the Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita (DOCG) “Cirò Classico”, approving its registration as a PDO in the EU register.
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First national portal dedicated to wine tourism is born in Lombardy
Thanks to a multichannel structure, it will be possible to explore wineries, itineraries, events and tailor-made routes, built according to one's profile as a traveler or wine lover.
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Syracuse’s book house recognized as “Collective Cultural Heritage”
Since 1930 the book house has been instrumental in training generations of readers in Sicily.
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