Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has defended maintaining diplomatic ties with Cairo after an Italian court convicted three Egyptian intelligence officers. The stance counters public outcry and opposition demands for her foreign minister’s resignation.

Former Five Star Movement leader Alessandro Di Battista opened up on national television about surviving a brain tumor in Havana. While stepping back from politics to recover, he praised Cuban doctors and condemned U.S. sanctions for crippling the island's healthcare system.

Utility providers step in with aggressive discounts and price locks to buffer consumers from a sharp rise in electricity costs caused by global wholesale market surges.

The former UN refugee chief will take over as chair of the organisation’s global board in January 2027 after a career spanning humanitarian crises around the world.

Digital gambling accounted for more than 60% of Italy’s €165.3 billion gaming turnover in 2025, overtaking the traditional physical market.

The number of older workers has risen steadily over two decades, reflecting Italy’s ageing population and longer working lives.

An average of nearly 36,000 flights a day were recorded this summer, increasing pressure on airports to coordinate operations through smarter digital systems.

A University of Turin study finds that individuals across all four species are more likely to start playing after seeing someone else do so.

A study of more than 300 students finds that only 26% trust AI shopping recommendations, while 72% prefer speaking to a real person when problems arise.

A new Italy-US study finds that Italians throw away an average of 493.7 grams of food a week, compared with 775.7 grams in the United States.

A new report highlights Rome’s strong research base but a much smaller venture capital market than Milan, which has raised €4.1 billion in five years.

The former war correspondent captured generations of celebrities, politicians and Roman high society, leaving behind an iconic archive of Italy’s social life.

Ten Italian startups have arrived in San Francisco for "Toscana Tech on the Road" to pitch U.S. venture capitalists. The regional delegation aims to secure funding and build permanent cross-border partnerships in high-tech industries.

More than 100 fashion houses, ateliers and artisan workshops across Italy will open to the public on October 24 and 25, revealing how Italian craftsmanship comes to life.