After Senate approval, Italy’s constitutional reform separating judges’ and prosecutors’ careers is set to face a popular referendum between March and April 2026.

A century and a half of trust between citizens and the state, financing Italy’s economic and social progress.

The lowest level since 2018, as confidence and living standards decline and more households now spend all their income or draw on savings.

Over €34 billion in investments to upgrade national electricity and gas networks, with major projects like the Tyrrhenian Link and the Adriatic Line leading the transformation.

September saw a 34% surge in sales to Washington, supported by major ship orders and a thriving pharmaceutical sector.

A groundbreaking project turns citizens’ phones into real-time seismic sensors, mapping ground motion and saving lives before the strongest tremors hit.

A primary school near Verona has banned Halloween costumes, sparking backlash from parents who accuse the new principal of ending a harmless tradition.

Following the death of its longtime owner, global funds and American companies are weighing entry into the historic Modena brand, holder of FIFA rights through 2030.

A soldier, statesman, and symbol of human leadership, Angioni’s legacy continues to inspire for his balance of discipline and compassion.

The designer-turned-director adapts Anne Rice’s evocative tale of music, passion, and identity set in 18th-century Italy.

A tribute to the legendary Neapolitan actor whose enduring bond with his city continues to inspire the world.

In ten years, the sector has generated €92 billion in value and 24,000 new jobs, confirming beer as a key driver of Italy’s economy.

A new Censis–Verisure report reveals that more than one in four Italians has experienced a home burglary. Despite a slight drop in 2025, fear of break-ins continues to rise across the country.

This weekend, Chiuduno in northern Italy hosts the fiery “Super Hot” Championship — a contest for those brave enough to face the world’s hottest chili peppers.