The prime minister says the government will introduce limits on foreign students per class and restrictions on burqas and hijabs in schools.

On the International Day of Peace, St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City is hosting "Sounds of Loss", a powerful sound installation by German filmmaker Philip Gröning that translates the devastating human cost of global conflicts into a rhythmic sequence of clicks and strikes, symbolizing a life lost every 2.6 minutes.

A student survey found that two-thirds turn to chatbots for help with schoolwork, while only 8% ask their teachers for clarification.

Conservative Italian public figure Mario Adinolfi has been transferred from house arrest to a prison cell after authorities caught him violating terms of his detention by posting on social media, compounding ongoing legal troubles that include fraud and financial offenses.

After the Angelus, the Pope highlighted the country’s worsening humanitarian crisis and appealed for greater international assistance, particularly for women and children.

Summer breaks last more than 12 weeks on average, with the country’s climate and limited air conditioning making shorter holidays difficult to introduce.

More than half of Italians report eating fruit every day, the highest share in the EU and well above the European average.

The university ranks among the world’s top 150 in computer science and engineering, building on five decades of research in computing and artificial intelligence.

A Sapienza University study uses machine learning to uncover hidden links between mammals and viruses, helping researchers identify potential zoonotic threats.

The Italian group will assess the architecture of a new EU satellite service designed to strengthen strategic autonomy, security and the use of Earth observation data.

The historic Appian Way residence, once home to the legendary couple, is on sale for an estimated €15–20 million.

The 33rd edition will bring galleries from 35 countries to Turin, with a strong international presence and a focus on experimentation and emerging artists

Drawing a crowd of 5,000 spectators, Rome's historic Capannelle Racetrack celebrated the centenary of its iconic 1926 Art Nouveau grandstands, marking a major milestone in its revival and its ambition to bring premier European racing back to the Italian capital.

Italian cycling star Filippo Ganna powered through a stunning comeback to claim a silver medal in the individual time trial at the UCI World Championships in Montreal, finishing behind powerhouse Belgian rider Remco Evenepoel.