Pope Leo XIV yesterday spoke in St. Peter's Basilica with digital influencers and missionaries on the occasion of their Jubilee.

Exports to non-EU markets rise steadily in the first half of the year, reflecting the success of Italy’s Export Plan and ongoing efforts to support international trade expansion.

From the mountain, the flames reached all the way to the beach, forcing hundreds of people to seek refuge at sea from where they were rescued by several rescue boats.

With reference to the double date to present her report on Western companies and banks, Albanese yesterday spoke to the Chamber of Deputies.

The Minister of Culture spoke yesterday in a briefing in the Senate on the situation of Italian cinema.

Salvini announced that the final plans for the Messina Bridge Project will be approved in the first week of August, clearing the way for construction to start before summer’s end.

As the population declines and ages, Istat warns that nearly half of Italian households will soon consist of just one person, transforming loneliness into a national social challenge.

APSA reports strong financial results, supporting the Roman Curia, the Pope, and Church missions, while managing thousands of properties across Italy and Europe.

Among the sectors, luxury also has to do the math, that is why Ferrari increased its price list by up to 10% in March.

RARA Factory’s new lab in Venice leads Italy’s first deep-tech effort to find sustainable, high-performance substitutes for critical materials, reducing Europe’s import dependence.

A groundbreaking gene therapy restores vision to the first patient treated worldwide for a rare hereditary retinal disease, offering new hope for progressive blindness.

Taranto’s high-quality steel remains indispensable for critical industries, emphasizing the strategic importance of revitalizing domestic steel production.

In a political and ethical stand prompted by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Pisa ends formal agreements with Israeli universities, calling for peace and an end to hostilities.

Healthcare and IT jobs in short supply: Italy faces critical workforce gaps

A set-up of exceptional proportions, worthy of the Jubilee Method, as the special synergy between public agencies that characterized the organization of this world event was dubbed.

Environmental and electromechanical testing is currently underway at Microgate’s Bolzano headquarters, replicating desert-like conditions to guarantee long-term reliability.