Italy’s prime minister has dismissed criticism over a 2019 photo with a man identified by investigators as linked to organized crime, while opposition parties demand answers over possible political infiltration.

Despite winning the Nastro della Legalità 2026, “All the Evil in the World” is blocked, sparking political controversy and resignations.

A potential withdrawal sparks repechage talk, yet FIFA rules and regional logic leave Italy with only slim chances.

Excise duties on gasoline and diesel generate over €26 billion, despite temporary reductions amid global crises.

Fertilizers, diesel, and other production inputs spike over 30%, threatening crops, livestock, and food sovereignty.

A Swiss ruling in favor of Margherita Agnelli could significantly affect the wider legal battle over the Agnelli family estate, with possible repercussions for ongoing civil and criminal proceedings in Italy.

At a joint meeting in Washington, Italy and the United States renewed their commitment to collaboration in key high-tech sectors, from quantum science and artificial intelligence to energy and biotechnology.

The former magistrate, whose name became inseparable from one of the most controversial investigations of Italy’s Years of Lead, has died in Padua at the age of 86.

The luxury group offloads 80% of Via Montenapoleone 8 amid rising debt and slowing demand for high-end goods.

New law cracks down on 850,000 illegal operators, safeguarding 1.25 million artisan businesses and 2.5 million jobs.

Basilicata and Calabria become the backdrop for his new film, rekindling a lifelong connection with his family homeland.

Italian universities transform fruit and legume by-products into sustainable flours, bacterial cellulose, and industrial solutions.

The Community of Sant’Egidio and partners have welcomed over 8,500 refugees safely since 2016.

Online searches soar as sparkling wines capture over half of consumer interest, confirming wine as a fast-growing digital category.