Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni traveled to Baku to deepen political and economic cooperation with Azerbaijan, with a focus on securing stable gas and oil supplies as Europe continues to diversify its energy sources.

After fresh accusations against Pope Leo XIV, Rubio’s upcoming visit aims to ease a growing diplomatic tension over global issues.

With 10 million smokers in Italy, a new campaign calls for tougher measures as health risks grow.

Paolini leads calls for fairer revenue sharing, with boycott no longer ruled out.

Former Inter Milan midfielder Evaristo Beccalossi has died at the Poliambulanza clinic in Brescia at the age of 69. He would have turned 70 on May 12. He had been in critical condition for over a year following a serious illness in January 2025 that left him in a coma.

Italian Paralympic archer Matteo Bonacina has been placed under house arrest in Rome on charges of stalking and sexual violence following an investigation into alleged misconduct spanning several years.

Exposure to U.S. technology stocks remains below 1% of Italian financial assets.

Authorities dismantle a revived Cosa Nostra structure operating through extortion and territorial control.

With nearly one in four candidates failing, getting a license is harder today than 20 years ago.

Italian group strengthens its position in a key market through strategic investment.

Climate pressure and soaring fuel costs squeeze margins, as crews age and imports rise.

Survey reveals widespread use of artificial intelligence alongside low formal training and regulatory gaps.

From fuel to insurance, car ownership remains a major burden for households.

Scientists Douglas Lowy and John Schiller have been awarded the 29th Pezcoller-AACR International Prize for their groundbreaking work developing the HPV vaccine, the first vaccine designed to prevent cancer.