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Pope Leo XIV unveils first encyclical on artificial intelligence and human dignity
In his first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV addresses the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence and calls for the protection of human dignity in the digital age. The document marks a historic moment for the Catholic Church and signals a new dialogue between faith and technology.
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Antonelli dominates in Montreal with fourth straight Formula 1 victory
The Italian driver extends his championship lead after another commanding performance, as Mercedes teammate George Russell retires from the race.
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Trento Economics Festival closes with a record-breaking 350 events
A staggering 45,000 people attended the five-day event, especially young people. 830 speakers addressed the events.
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Soccer: Serie A season ends with Roma and Como reaching the Champions League
The final round reshaped Italy’s European picture, with Como sealing a surprise qualification while Milan and Juventus missed out.
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La Fenice opens its new season with Calixto Bieito’s award-winning Carmen
Venice’s Teatro La Fenice launched its new opera season with Georges Bizet’s Carmen in the acclaimed production by Spanish director Calixto Bieito. Starring mezzosoprano Annalisa Stroppa, the performance marks one of the highlights of the Italian operatic calendar.
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Italy strong in research but still lags in investment, innovation report shows
The country ranks highly in scientific output but struggles to convert research into systemic innovation due to low funding and structural limits.
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Italy hosts more than 12,600 US troops across key military bases
New figures highlight the scale of the American military presence in Europe as Washington signals possible troop redeployments.
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Leo XIV approves sainthood path for 80 martyrs of the Spanish Civil War
The group from Santander, killed during religious persecution in the 1930s, moves one step closer to canonisation.
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Cuban doctors in Italy at centre of US pressure as Calabria depends on foreign staff
Washington urges Rome to end healthcare cooperation with Cuba, while Italian regions continue relying on Cuban doctors to sustain understaffed hospitals.
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Gifflenga celebrates 1,100 years with official commemorative stamp
The small Piedmont town of 110 residents is honoured by Italy’s postal authority, marking its long historical legacy and local identity.
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The "Balcony of the Marche": Cingoli named Italy’s most beautiful village in national competition
The Marche town wins the “Borgo dei Borghi” title, highlighting its landscape, heritage and strong community identity.
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Farewell to Maurizio Gozzelino, the creator of Crodino
The man behind one of Italy’s most recognisable aperitif brands leaves a legacy closely tied to the history of Crodo and Italian consumer culture.
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Palermo emerges as Italy’s capital of remote work by the sea
Growing numbers of digital professionals are choosing the Sicilian city for its lower costs, quality of life and expanding flexible work culture.
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Equitation / Italy takes second place in Nations Cup as Paris Sellon wins Bedizzole Grand Prix
Italy delivered a strong performance at the CSIO 3★ Longines EEF Series in Bedizzole, finishing second in the Nations Cup after a dramatic jump-off against Ireland. American rider Paris Sellon claimed victory in the individual Grand Prix.
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