Blow to Anarchism: Giuseppe Sciacca, a prominent member of insurrectionism, arrested
Giuseppe Sciacca, a key figure in the Italian anarchist scene, has been arrested in Catania due to a prior court sentence related to anarchist activities.
Conte votes with his dog but forgets his electoral card
Giuseppe Conte, leader of the Five Star Movement, mistakenly forgot his electoral card while voting in Rome but later emphasized the importance of civic participation.
The Silence of Conte on the Grillina Ascari and the Filo-Hamas
Giuseppe Conte, leader of the Five Star Movement, pressures a sub-secretary while remaining silent on his party's ties to individuals linked to Hamas in Italy.
He walks arm in arm with the magistrates but the real goal is to run for premier
The article discusses how Giuseppe Conte aligns himself with magistrates to gain political leverage, particularly in the context of an upcoming referendum vote.
The Unconventional Return of Franz Zazzi is a Cure Against Niceness
The article discusses the return of Franz Zazzi, a character from Giuseppe Culicchia's novel, in his new book titled 'Uah!', highlighting his controversial and exuberant personality.
Referendum, the campaign is closing. Duel at a distance between Meloni and Schlein. Conte's appeal to the undecided
The referendum campaign on justice reform concludes with a distant debate between Giorgia Meloni and Elly Schlein, while Giuseppe Conte makes a plea to undecided voters.
Sala inaugurates via Pinelli. De Corato: "Ignores Ramelli"
The street formerly known as Via Micene has been renamed Via Pinelli in honor of Giuseppe Pinelli, a socialist partisan, with Mayor Beppe Sala emphasizing the importance of remembering historical figures associated with justice and truth in Milan.
Referendum, Conte: "They want to avoid inquiries into the caste. Let's reform justice ourselves"
Conte expresses optimism about youth engagement in the upcoming referendum, citing dissatisfaction among students over voting access.
There is illegal visa trafficking behind Attanasio's death
Luca Attanasio was killed because he uncovered a trafficking operation for visas from Congo to Italy, with new evidence prompting a potential reopening of investigations.
Mafia boss' five chilling words before dissolving 12-year-old boy in acid
The article details the tragic fate of 12-year-old Giuseppe Di Matteo, who was kidnapped by the Mafia as retribution against his father, a police informant.
The M5S Kneels to the Robes: De Raho New Guarantor of the Party
The M5S appoints Federico Cafiero de Raho, former prosecutor of the DNA, as its new guarantor amidst controversy and low voter turnout.
Giuseppe Romele bronze in the background, 15th blue medal at the Paralympics
Giuseppe Romele won a bronze medal in the sitting 20 km event at the Paralympics, marking Italy's 15th medal in the Games.
Biasi, the Sardinian who transformed an island into a vision
The article discusses the artistic contributions of Giuseppe Biasi, highlighting how his depictions of Sardinia transcend mere representation and engage with the island's essence.
Sandro Tonali's Agent Names Arsenal and Man City in Transfer 'Goal' Admission
Sandro Tonali's agent has fueled speculation about the midfielder's future, mentioning Arsenal and Manchester City as potential targets despite Newcastle United's investment in him until 2028.
From lockdown posts to the collapse of Facebook and X: how the social power of political leaders has changed
This article examines the evolution of social media's influence on political leaders in Italy since the onset of the COVID-19 lockdown.
Giuseppe Bergman – Venetian Adventures / African Adventures: Adventure as an Art of Life
The article discusses the comic character Giuseppe Bergman and his adventures as a unique exploration of the theme of adventure in art.
Real-time payments recorded and cross-checks, so nothing escapes the tax authorities
Italy's Minister Giorgetti outlines a three-year plan for the digital transformation of tax information aimed at ensuring continuous monitoring of taxpayer activities.
A slap to Schlein: From Picierno to Rosato, the left presents itself aligned for the Yes
A new intergroup for the 'Yes' has formed in the Italian Chamber, showcasing a significant coalition of various political factions aimed at countering the opposition led by Giuseppe Conte and Elly Schlein.
Desire, Love and Rape in a Polish Director's Play in Munich
The article discusses Timothée Chalamet's recent statements regarding opera and ballet, alongside a mention of the premiere of 'Rigoletto' in Munich.
The Ia-talian? It Risks Becoming the New Norm
Giuseppe Antonelli explores the evolution of the Italian language, especially in the context of technological advancements and artificial intelligence.
Opera Premiere of 'Rigoletto': Reaching the Highest Heights
The premiere of Giuseppe Verdi's opera 'Rigoletto' at the Bavarian State Opera showcases exceptional vocal performances and highlights the complex themes of vengeance, sexual desire, and moral corruption.
'I was dubbed Man Utd's best finisher in years – I'll never forget how I was treated'
Former Manchester United player Giuseppe Rossi reflects on his early career and treatment at the club.
The prosecutor Cascini backfires for the No, amid gaffes and shocking statements
Giuseppe Cascini finds himself at the center of controversy as his responses during a debate regarding the judicial system's integrity reflect inconsistencies related to the recent referendum.
The 12 Lombard heroes hunting for medals. Bergamasque Epis is out of the Games
Giuseppe 'Beppe' Romele, a Lombard athlete, competes in the upcoming Paralympic Winter Games in Cortina, joined by eleven others, despite the absence of fellow Lombard Epis.
The priority of feminists is the fight against Cruciani: "His show on March 8 is unacceptable"
Feminists in Italy are mobilizing against Giuseppe Cruciani's show on International Women's Day, calling for a flash mob to protest its provocative nature.
Portrait of the tenor Bekhzod Davronov: A career between two worlds
Uzbek tenor Bekhzod Davronov is preparing for a premiere of Giuseppe Verdi's 'Rigoletto' at the Bavarian State Opera, marking a significant moment in his career that bridges both European and Russian opera.
Off-mic during the referendum debate, a storm in Valle d'Aosta. What happened
A significant incident occurred in Valle d'Aosta when an off-mic conversation during a live debate about a justice referendum was broadcast, sparking controversy.
Pasini (Feralpi): "Gas prices are soaring. There are already those who are stopping"
Giuseppe Pasini of Feralpi discusses the soaring gas prices and their significant impact on electricity costs.
Coppa Italia: Como and Inter drew without goals and the finalist will be decided at the Giuseppe Meazza
Como and Inter ended their Coppa Italia semi-final first leg match in a goalless draw, with the next match scheduled for April 22.
Tajani to Conte: "I did not go on my knees to Merkel or Trump"
Tensions escalated in the Senate committee between Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and 5-Star leader Giuseppe Conte over Italy's communication regarding an attack in Iran.
Conte and Schlein on the attack, here is the usual left even on Iran
Italian politicians Conte and Schlein criticize the government for its response to the crisis in Iran, highlighting the plight of Italians stranded in the Middle East due to flight cancellations.
Sala: "A tragedy, the investigations will clarify. But the vehicle is new and the driver experienced"
Milano's mayor Giuseppe Sala discussed a tram accident that resulted in two fatalities, indicating investigations will examine the driver's actions and vehicle safety features.
Tragedy in downtown Milan: two dead and nearly 40 injured due to a tram derailment
A tram derailed in downtown Milan, resulting in two fatalities and nearly 40 injuries.
Why the Contes do not return
Giuseppe Conte re-emerges, criticizing the government's criminal policy reform amid internal strife within his political party, M5S.
Justice referendum, if the Democratic Judiciary promotes Conte
The article discusses concerns about the impartiality of judges affiliated with the leftist group 'Magistratura Democratica,' particularly in light of their support for political figures like Giuseppe Conte.
Conte raises the tone and attacks Nordio: 'Criminal politics'
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte criticized Italy's Justice Minister Carlo Nordio during a public debate on the justice referendum held in Palermo.
INTERVIEW: NATO Military Committee Chief: Hybrid War with Russia is Taking Place Every Day
NATO's Military Committee Chairman, Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, underscores the ongoing hybrid warfare with Russia, emphasizing the urgent need for increased military production to support Ukraine and address broader NATO challenges.
Valditara: students should tidy the classroom at the end of lessons
Italian Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara recommends that students tidy up classrooms after lessons to promote care and decorum in schools.
Emerging Writers, Here's the Place for You
The article promotes the Giuseppe Berto Literary Prize as a significant opportunity for debut novelists in Italy to gain critical attention and recognition.
School, Valditara allocates 30 million for educational projects in defense of the environment
The Italian Minister of Education, Giuseppe Valditara, has allocated 30 million euros for educational projects aimed at promoting environmental care and respect among students.
The Giornale poll splits the 5S
The recent poll by Il Giornale indicates a division among M5S members regarding the upcoming electoral challenges, particularly on justice matters, highlighting an urgency for former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to rally his base.
Pirellino Case: Prosecutor's Appeal Rejected
The Court of Review has rejected the appeal from prosecutors who sought prohibitions against former councilor Giancarlo Tancredi and Coima CEO Manfredi Catella over allegations of undue influence related to the Pirellino project.
Glimt with a historic scalp: – End of all discussions
Norwegian football club Bodø/Glimt advanced in the Champions League after defeating last year's finalist at a packed Giuseppe Meazza stadium in Milan.
The brutal clash of Ruben Loftus-Cheek with the Parma goalkeeper that left the Giuseppe Meazza stadium paralyzed
Ruben Loftus-Cheek suffered a serious craniofacial injury after a brutal collision with Parma's goalkeeper during a Serie A match at the Giuseppe Meazza stadium.
M5S, Conte confirms Taverna as vice president. Baldino, Licheri, and Patuanelli join
Giuseppe Conte has confirmed Paola Taverna as vice president and added three new members to the leadership team of the M5S party.
The Winter Olympics conclude in Northern Italy - France takes over the relay
The Winter Olympics concluded in Northern Italy with a ceremonial finale featuring music from Giuseppe Verdi and the transfer of the Olympic flag to France.
Six Nations: why Italy will play in red against the French XV
Italy will wear a unique red jersey, dubbed 'Garibaldi red', to honor the Italian unification leader Giuseppe Garibaldi during their match against France in the Six Nations Tournament.
The farmer Garibaldi, hero of three worlds: the Americas, Italy, and Caprera
Giuseppe Garibaldi, renowned for his contributions to the unification of Italy and revolutionary activities worldwide, spent his later years farming on Caprera Island, embodying the spirit of liberty.
The Mystery of the Empty Chair: Conte's Silence
The article discusses the unexpected absence of Giuseppe Conte from recent political debates, allowing Elly Schlein to dominate the discourse regarding the Board of Peace.
The campaign for No? A carousel of fake news that confuses citizens
The Italian Minister of Education, Giuseppe Valditara, expresses concern about the spread of misinformation regarding legal reforms in Italy and its impact on public understanding.