Another World Cup, another heartbreak. Italy’s defeat to Bosnia confirms a historic collapse that can no longer be dismissed as bad luck or a temporary setback.

After Italy’s elimination in Bosnia, FIGC president Gabriele Gravina defended head coach Gennaro Gattuso and called for a broader rethink of Italian football.

The senator recalls the 1985 Sigonella crisis as a defining moment of national autonomy, drawing parallels with today’s debate over Italy’s role within the Atlantic alliance.

Italy’s declining birth rate is no longer a passing trend but a structural transformation, driven by economic uncertainty, demographic shifts and changing social priorities.

Falling births and low fertility offset by rising foreign-born residents, while the nation continues to age.

€22.3 billion in revenue and key acquisitions mark a year of strong growth for the Italian group.

The Italian geneticist led the world’s first blood stem cell experiment, paving the way for modern gene therapies.

Italian archbishop named Substitute for General Affairs, one of the most powerful roles in the Curia.

Employee accessed thousands of customer accounts, exposing failures in data protection safeguards.

Cytisine treatment offered by the National Health Service shows a 40% success rate after one year.

The Radiohead guitarist returns with a deeply personal tour shaped by rebirth, experimentation, and new sonic landscapes.

Strong growth, upgraded studios, and rising production capacity signal a new phase for Italy’s iconic film hub.

Rates climb to 37% among teens as a nationwide campaign pushes for a €5 price increase on nicotine products.

Italian statistician honored for pioneering work on complex data and its applications in science and society.