Wearing a red cap bearing the phrase “Make Naples Great Again,” former Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano has launched his campaign for governor of Campania, drawing inspiration from U.S. political slogans.

During a ceremony at the Quirinale Palace, President Sergio Mattarella praised the Armed Forces for their professionalism and values, underscoring their role in an increasingly complex international context.

The Foreign Ministry confirmed that contact has been restored with five Italian hikers from Como who went missing during a trek in Nepal. The group is unharmed and continuing their journey.

Former Tripoli prison chief faces allegations of war crimes and crimes against humanity, with ties to an ongoing ICC investigation.

The City of Milan finalizes the €197 million sale of the iconic Giuseppe Meazza Stadium to the two clubs, paving the way for a new arena by 2031.

With 4 million diagnosed cases and 1.5 million undetected, the disease remains a critical public health challenge tied to lifestyle and inequality.

Backed by an Intesa Sanpaolo loan, the Neapolitan luxury tailor will renovate its six-story flagship to showcase Made in Italy craftsmanship.

Comic readership reaches two-thirds of the population overall, though recent sales show slight declines after years of record growth.

A BearingPoint study highlights the sector’s capital resilience, improved credit quality, and growing investment in digital and sustainable models.

Subtitle: Despite progress in clean energy, fossil fuel dependence and higher building and transport demand drive a 1.5% increase in emissions.

From Hemingway to contemporary bestsellers, the iconic “transistor books” that brought great literature to everyone celebrate six decades of cultural revolution.

The new Copernicus satellite will enhance Europe’s capacity to monitor the planet in real time, providing radar data for environmental protection and sustainable management.

Better educated and more attentive to employee well-being, women-led businesses are reshaping Italy’s economic landscape.

In Santarcangelo di Romagna, the centuries-old St. Martin’s Fair blends food, folklore, and playful humor in a celebration that locals affectionately call the “Fair of the Cuckolds.”