The Green and Left MEP’s immunity is approved after a tense, one-vote decision in Strasbourg, highlighting the narrow margin and high-stakes nature of the vote.

Decades of terror in northeastern Italy end without new leads, leaving victims bitter as investigators prepare to close one of the country's most enduring unsolved mysteries.

After Cardinal Pietro Parolin’s comments on Gaza, Israel’s embassy to the Vatican accused the Holy See of equating a democratic state with a terrorist group. Pope Leone stood by his Secretary of State, affirming that Parolin expressed the official position of the Holy See.

As the government drafts its 2026 budget, the central bank calls for prudence, stable financing, and long-term investments in education and innovation. Governor Fabio Panetta adds a moral note: “Solidarity is not an option—it’s a necessity.”

The new pontiff takes over Pope Francis’s profiles on X and Instagram, continuing a digital legacy begun by Benedict XVI.

The automaker prepares a major expansion in Illinois and Michigan, reopening plants, creating new jobs, and developing next-generation models.

The Chinese automaker launches an ambitious European push, aiming for 80,000 sales by 2026 with a full lineup from city cars to electric SUVs.

The Colosseum Archaeological Park unveils the emperor’s hidden corridor, revealing underground architecture, decorated walls, and scenes from ancient arena spectacles.

The Salone del Mobile debuts in Riyadh, showcasing 35 Italian brands and strengthening business and cultural ties in a fast-growing market set to exceed €8 billion by 2030.

With 466 million overnight stays, Italian tourism hits new highs, fueled by international arrivals and strong performance across all accommodation sectors.

The association highlights declining exports and rising imports, calling for long-term strategies to protect Italy's textile and fashion industry.

A new OECD report highlights high professional freedom alongside stress, administrative burdens, and uneven adoption of digital tools in Italian schools.

The Politecnico di Milano and MIT mark twenty years of collaboration through the Roberto Rocca Project, a pioneering program that has supported over 250 researchers and helped shape a new generation of scientists between Italy and the United States.

A leading scholar of Buddhist and Taoist philosophy, Pasqualotto brought Eastern traditions into Italian academia, inspiring a generation of thinkers with his intercultural and aesthetic approach to philosophy.