Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni signals interest in Trump’s proposed “Board of Peace” for Gaza, but raises constitutional concerns over Italy’s participation.

With the Winter Games approaching, Milan introduces extraordinary security measures to protect the opening ceremony and Olympic routes.

Speaking at the anniversary ceremonies in Anzio and Nettuno, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani highlighted how the memory of the Allied landings continues to shape Italy’s democratic identity and its commitment to Europe.

Despite growing awareness, just 33% say they are capable of using AI tools, according to an Altroconsumo survey.

Thousands gather in Rome to pay tribute to Valentino Garavani in a solemn farewell marked by elegance, emotion and the colour he loved most.

Using a man who resembled the owner, two fraudsters managed to sell a Naples apartment, until police intervened just before the final payment.

Nearly seven out of ten passengers fly abroad, while cargo and low-cost flights continue to grow.

The water solutions giant grows its presence in hospitality and food services, responding to rising demand for sustainable drinking systems.

From Boccaccio to Montale, Villa Farnesina reveals the manuscripts and notebooks behind Italy’s greatest works.

Remo Ruffini remains Executive Chairman and creative force as the group plans for the future.

Research from the University of Pisa finds human activities dominate environmental changes in northern Tuscany over the last 2,000 years.

The Venice Theatre Biennale, under Willem Dafoe’s direction, honors the Palermo-born playwright and director.

More than a soccer arena, the Pietralata project aims to reshape Rome’s urban landscape and the club’s future.

An apparently mysterious apple in Milan sparks confusion, irony and a reply from Michelangelo Pistoletto.