A Doctors Without Borders physician who had contact with Ebola-positive patients in Congo will be monitored at Rome’s Spallanzani Hospital as health authorities maintain a low alert level in Italy.

ITA Airways will transport the Holy Father from Rome to Madrid aboard an Airbus A320neo, accompanied by the papal delegation and members of the international press.

Italian anti-mafia prosecutors uncovered part of the late Cosa Nostra boss’s alleged drug-trafficking fortune hidden through offshore companies in nine countries.

Washington has once again targeted the UN special rapporteur after a federal court temporarily suspended earlier sanctions linked to her criticism of Israel.

Ferrari’s first electric vehicle sparked a wave of online criticism after its unveiling, with negative reactions amplified by comments from prominent public figures and political leaders.

Leading medical journals urge Italy to assess and support Cuba’s collapsing healthcare system amid shortages, warning of severe humanitarian consequences under the ongoing embargo.

The former Italian football stars faced criticism after attending a public event in Moscow as Russia intensified missile and drone strikes on Ukraine.

The pop star and actor Callum Turner are reportedly set to marry in Palermo, with a lavish multi-day celebration featuring iconic Sicilian venues.

RFI confirms major infrastructure spending for 2026 as maintenance works and modernization projects continue across Italy’s railway network, despite ongoing disruptions and delays.

The government’s new airport strategy allocates €1.2 billion for infrastructure and connectivity, aiming to support growth, sustainability, and technological innovation in the aviation sector.

Following Prada Group’s acquisition of Versace, Belgian designer Pieter Mulier will take over the creative leadership of the iconic Italian fashion house starting July 1, 2026.

Lone Star Funds completes the acquisition of parts of RadiciGroup, highlighting a broader trend of foreign takeovers of Italian industrial companies in recent years.

The personal and professional papers of Gay Talese will become publicly accessible from 2029, documenting more than eighty years of literary and journalistic history.

FAO and the Polytechnic University of Milan have signed a new agreement to develop GeoAI and geospatial technologies aimed at strengthening sustainable agriculture, food security, and climate resilience.