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| Wednesday, October 29, 2025 |
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Italians show strong saving habits: 38% ready for a €10,000 emergency
A new survey reveals that most families manage daily expenses with ease, reflecting cautious optimism and financial prudence.
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Climate: Europe leads the green transition while Italy faces challenges in soil and biodiversity
Despite progress in renewable energy and circular economy, Italy struggles with habitat conservation and rising land use, highlighting uneven advancement in climate adaptation across the country.
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Pre-Roman Etruscans and Samnites suffered from periodontitis
A study reveals that diet and social structure contributed to severe gum disease in ancient Italian populations, with over 20% of examined teeth showing signs of periodontitis.
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Stellantis sees September registrations rise 11.5% in Europe
The automaker posts a strong September performance, slightly increasing its market share, but overall registrations for the first nine months of 2025 show a year-on-year decline.
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Italy celebrates 25 years of the European Landscape Convention
Florence hosts a landmark conference reaffirming the Convention’s role in protecting landscapes, promoting sustainability, and strengthening human rights across Europe.
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Italians split as 42% say Zelensky should accept Trump’s proposed deal
A national poll shows many view the agreement as a necessary step to end the war, while others reject any compromise involving territorial concessions.
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Piazza Affari: 83 Italian companies now worth over $1 billion
Led by Unicredit and Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s billion-dollar club grows stronger, with standout performances from Rosetti Marino and Avio.
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The end of Casentino cloth, the iconic fabric made famous by Audrey Hepburn
After more than a century of history, the famed Tuscan fabric, made iconic by the actress’s vibrant orange coat in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, may disappear.
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Roma: Villa Glori Park reopens as a center for contemporary sculpture
After extensive restoration, one of the capital’s most iconic green spaces returns to the public, blending nature, art, and history in the heart of the city.
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Ferrari accelerates into the future with blockchain power
Through a new partnership with fintech Conio, the luxury automaker integrates digital tokens and a secure blockchain wallet, redefining the high-end automotive experience.
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Tennis / Sinner could reclaim world no. 1 as Alcaraz falls early in Paris
The Spaniard fell to Britain’s Cameron Norrie, who came from behind to win 4–6, 6–3, 6–4 after two hours and twenty-five minutes of play. The upset opens the door for Jannik Sinner.
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Soccer / It’s Official: Spalletti to take over as Juventus head coach
His salary is reportedly around €3 million per season, plus performance bonuses. Spalletti plans to reshape Juve’s tactical identity, reverting to a four-man defense and a three-man attack.
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James Senese, Naples’ “Brother in Soul” saxophonist, dies at 80
From Bob Marley to Gil Evans, from the Art Ensemble of Chicago to Tullio De Piscopo and Pino Daniele, Senese’s saxophone resonated alongside some of the greatest names in music across genres and generations.
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Venice man arrested for creating AI-generated child pornography images
The investigation — carried out by specialists from Venice’s Cybersecurity Operations Center — began after a report from an international organization dedicated to protecting minors online.
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