Nationwide walkouts in solidarity with Gaza brought transport chaos and political tension, as demonstrations tested the government’s response.

The October 3 general strike, called in solidarity with the Gaza Flotilla, has sparked a political and legal clash. While unions defend its legitimacy, the government threatens heavy penalties.

Rome sets its sights on cutting the deficit to 3% in 2024, with reforms targeting taxes, families, healthcare, and defense spending.

Prime Minister stresses Italian efforts in evacuations and aid, while criticizing opposition and unions for misaligned priorities.

The former Rai Sport host received a 10-month suspended sentence and will be required to attend a rehabilitation program for abusive men once the ruling becomes definitive.

GDP forecasts for 2025 and 2026 show sluggish growth, while mobilizing household wealth could revive the economy.

Roma’s triple penalty miss in the Europa League joins a long history of bizarre—and unforgettable—moments from the penalty spot.

Climate change enables tropical fruit production in Italy as 20,000 organic banana plants are set to grow in collaboration with Alba Bio.

Italian authorities reclaim cultural heritage items from e-commerce platforms and maintain a database of over a million works.

International visitors boost overnight stays and support multiple sectors, even as domestic travel declines slightly.

University of Padua study reveals how flavor synergy and contrast create Italy’s ideal gastronomic match.

Salone Franchising Milano showcases the booming sector, offering opportunities for aspiring and established entrepreneurs alike.

Despite Eurostat data showing disparities as high as 43%, fewer Italians recognize inequalities in the workplace and in family care.

An ancient inscription could trace Jewish presence back to centuries before Christ, shedding new light on the city’s history.