Rome announces emergency measures for residents and businesses affected by a growing landslide in southern Sicily.

Rome moves to curb overcrowding and fund conservation, but the new fee for tourists sparks criticism from the tourism sector and consumer groups.

A new government directive allows schools to request metal detectors amid growing concerns over youth violence.

Italian prosecutors await final approval from Switzerland to join the investigation into the deadly nightclub fire.

Five Italian nationals have been arrested in Malta following a large-scale police operation targeting drug trafficking and money laundering.

Confindustria flags weak production, export pressures, and falling business confidence amid currency strength, global tensions, and rising energy costs.

Net assets hit a record high in nominal terms in 2024, averaging €199,000 per capita, according to Istat and the Bank of Italy.

Researchers at the University of Miami reveal how tumor cell positioning drives aggressiveness, opening new paths for targeted therapies.

Despite lower headline inflation, staple goods—from coffee and chocolate to eggs and beef—continue to outpace wages, squeezing household purchasing power.

Paolo Ferragina of the Sant’Anna School of Pisa is recognized for groundbreaking work in data structures and algorithms, joining the world’s top computing scholars.

The fast-food giant partners with Italian organic producers, purchasing 8 tons of honey to support the national beekeeping supply chain.

A London-based family acquires a historic estate, adding to the growing presence of foreign ownership in one of Italy’s most prestigious wine regions.

In 2026, the world’s largest wine fair lands in the Big Apple, targeting one of the most strategic wine markets in the United States.

The “Blue Angel” of artistic gymnastics, five-time Olympic medalist, leaves an enduring legacy both as a champion and coach.