Michelangelo hid his works in a secret room, claims Italian researcher
An Italian researcher asserts that artist Michelangelo instructed his students to hide some of his artworks in a secret room for future generations.
Michelangelo hid his works in a secret room, claims Italian researcher
An Italian researcher claims that Michelangelo concealed some of his artwork in a hidden room.
Famous for a Book, Forgotten Forever. Tumultuous Lives of Forgotten Writers
The article recounts the troubled lives and obscurity of several writers after their initial fame.
Bust of Italian basilica reattributed to Michelangelo after centuries of oblivion
A marble bust in a Roman basilica has been reattributed to Michelangelo after nearly 200 years of being forgotten, following an investigation based on historical documents.
The 90th birthday of Occhetto, from his wife to Elly and the PCI secretaries: "We are at fascism"
The article discusses the 90th birthday celebration of Achille Occhetto, a prominent figure in Italian Communist politics, reflecting on his past significance and the current political landscape.
To put it briefly: The book is quite a sensational novel
Melania G. Mazzucco's novel 'The Architect' tells the story of Plautilla Bricci, the only female architect of the Baroque era, now available in Danish translation.
Pasta: Was it a Chinese invention or an Italian ingenuity?
A new book explores the cultural and historical significance of pasta across different civilizations, questioning its origins in relation to Chinese and Italian traditions.
De Martino as host in 2027: for the first time at Sanremo the live handover
Stefano De Martino will receive the host baton for the 2027 Sanremo Music Festival in a live ceremony, marking a first in the festival's history.
Occhetto: "On Prague, the PCI put me on trial. I suffered for the turning point"
Achille Occhetto reflects on his political journey and the challenges he faced within the Italian Communist Party (PCI) during significant historical moments.
Cristina D’Avena at the Festival with the Dolls of Rags: her 10 songs that made history
Cristina D’Avena performs alongside the band Bambole di Pezza at the Ariston Theatre, celebrating her iconic music that has defined generations in Italy.
The Destructive Siege of Sarajevo Lasted 1425 Days, Ending on February 29, 1996
A Milan prosecutor has launched an investigation into an eighty-year-old Italian accused of paying to kill innocent civilians during the Siege of Sarajevo for enjoyment.
The Biggest Lie of Italian Cuisine? Pasta Carbonara May Not Even Be an Invention of the Italians
This article discusses the contested origins of pasta carbonara, suggesting it may not be an Italian invention as commonly believed.
Italian 'Repupplica': when Sanremo loses a consonant
The article discusses a typographical error in the word 'Repubblica,' highlighting its significance during a historical referendum context in Italy.
The Moscow-Pci Pact: Stealing for the Party
The article discusses the historical context and implications of the Italian Communist Party's (Pci) corrupt practices during the Cold War era, as defended by prominent figures on television.
Who are the 10 singers participating in the Festival for the first time
Ten artists will make their debut at the Sanremo Festival 2026, an iconic event in Italian music history.
Death in the lobby
A historical incident between a journalist and an Italian soldier in a now-defunct theater in Buenos Aires is recounted as a curious anecdote of the city's past.
Without Mediobanca, Piazza Affari loses value and a piece of history
The departure of Mediobanca from the Italian stock exchange marks the end of an era in Italian capitalism.
Zaynab Dosso, 60 meters in history: breaks the 7-second barrier and improves her Italian record
Zaynab Dosso has broken the 7-second barrier in the 60 meters, achieving a new Italian record of 6.99 seconds at a meeting in Poland.
Family Lexicon by Italian author Natalia Ginzburg published in Loomingu Raamatukogu
Natalia Ginzburg's autobiographical novel 'Family Lexicon' has been published in Estonia, translated from Italian.
The Glasses of the Quartetto
The article discusses Anton Virgilio Savona, a member of the famed Quartetto Cetra, and his contributions to music criticism and his evolution as a musician.
The Scandal of Futurism, that new thing that bothers
The article explores the evolution of Italian art in the 20th century and the influence of historical precedents and contemporary ties.
The National Swimming Team, the Malfunction, the Illness: “Thus Trampled Corpses”
The article reflects on the tragic history of the Lufthansa Flight 005 crash in 1966, drawing parallels with the Superga tragedy involving the Grande Torino football team.
Natalia Ginzburg Remembers: Father Named Every Immodest Gesture as a 'Negro Act'
Natalia Ginzburg's autobiographical novel 'Family Lexicon' provides a vivid portrayal of her remarkable family and captures the unique language and history that connect them.
The crazy raid on Gibraltar: how ten Italian SM79s challenged the Royal Navy
The article recounts a lesser-known WWII mission involving Italian bombers that challenged the Royal Navy in Gibraltar, comparing it to more famous operations.
Fontana becomes the Italian athlete with the most Olympic medals of all time
Italian speed skater Arianna Fontana has become the athlete with the most Olympic medals in Italian history after her performances at the Milan-Cortina games.
'20 Years Strong' Short Track Fontana, Becomes a Legend in Milan from Torino
Arianna Fontana of Italy secures her 14th Olympic medal, becoming the athlete with the most Olympic medals in Italy's history.
Who is Flora Tabanelli, the first Italian to win a medal in freestyle
Flora Tabanelli, an 18-year-old from Italy, made history by winning the first-ever Olympic medal for Italy in Big Air freestyle skiing.
From Pirandello to Eduardo, from Scarpetta to Nino Taranto: the history of the Sannazaro
The article discusses the rich history of the Sannazaro Theatre in Naples, highlighting its significance in the Italian theatrical landscape since its inauguration in 1847.
Ferrari is preparing to launch a model that could change its history
Ferrari's upcoming fully electric model, the Luce, signals a significant shift for the Italian automaker amid a growing discussion around electric vehicles.
Who is Lisa Vittozzi, the first Italian to win gold in biathlon at the record Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina
Lisa Vittozzi made history as the first Italian to win a gold medal in biathlon during the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.
Brignone is an inspiration for all injured skiers. She won gold after a major comeback as the oldest in history
Italian skier Federica Brignone has become a double Olympic champion, winning gold at the Olympics in Cortina d’Ampezzo after a significant injury comeback.
Giorgia Meloni celebrates Brignone: "In the history of Italian sports"
Italian skier Federica Brignone wins her second gold medal in a short span of days at the Alpine Skiing World Championships, celebrated by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni as a significant achievement for Italian sports.
Another achievement for Italy. Moioli-Sommariva win silver in team snowboard cross
Michela Moioli and Lorenzo Sommariva clinched the silver medal in the team snowboard cross at the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, marking Italy's 21st medal in winter Olympic history.
Women's Biathlon, Lisa Vittozzi amazing: first gold ever in the history of Italian biathlon
Lisa Vittozzi wins the first ever gold medal for Italy in women's biathlon during a remarkable performance in Anterselva.
Italian skier Brignone wins giant slalom, achieving double gold
Federica Brignone won gold in the giant slalom, adding to her previous super-G victory and making history at the Milan-Cortina Olympics.
The court order for the State to compensate an undocumented migrant
A court in Rome has ordered the Italian state to pay 700 euros to an Algerian migrant despite his extensive criminal history, marking a significant legal precedent regarding migrant rights and state responsibilities.
Juventus-Inter 9-1: "We Would Not Have Wanted to Inflict More"
The article reflects on the historical context and cultural significance of the infamous Juventus vs. Inter match that ended in a 9-1 scoreline, highlighting the hypocrisy and arrogance within Italian football culture.
Winter Olympics: Fontana Entered the Pantheon of History
Italian athlete Arianna Fontana has made history by winning her 13th Olympic medal at the Winter Olympics in her home country, tying an Italian record for Olympic medals.
Brignone Overcomes 'Cruciate Ligament Rupture' to Become the Oldest Female Alpine Skiing Gold Medalist
Italian alpine skier Federica Brignone, after overcoming a severe injury, won the gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics and became the oldest female alpine skiing gold medalist in Olympic history.
Nones, the Interview: "In Cross-Country, the Italians Think Too Much About Job Security"
Franco Nones, the first non-Scandinavian athlete to win an Olympic gold in cross-country skiing, discusses the pressures faced by Italian athletes today in prioritizing stability over ambition.
Arianna Fontana equals Edoardo Mangiarotti: here is who the legend of Italian fencing was
Arianna Fontana has equaled the Olympic medal record of Edoardo Mangiarotti, becoming one of the most decorated athletes in Italian sports history.
Milano, shocking aggression against Gabibbo: here’s what happened
The Gabibbo, a beloved puppet from the Italian television program 'Striscia la notizia', was physically attacked for the first time in the show's history while documenting civil disobedience in Milan.
She lost her confidence and was afraid for her knee. How the Italian Brignone won her first Olympic gold
Federica Brignone, considered the best Italian skier in history, overcame personal challenges to win her first Olympic gold medal in super-G at Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Editors, collectives, and historians: here is the denialist patrol
The article discusses recent episodes of denial and disrespect towards the memory of the victims of the foibe and the Istrian, Fiuman, and Dalmatian exiles in Italy, attributing these actions to a network of associations, publishers, and historians.
Arianna Fontana, who is the queen of short track
Arianna Fontana has made history in short track by winning her 12th Olympic medal, securing her status as the most decorated Italian athlete in this sport.
Rocket or arugula? How a salad vegetable mapped the Italian diaspora
The article explores the differing names for the salad vegetable known as rocket or arugula, linking this distinction to the history of Italian migration and language evolution.
A Long Ignored and Denied Page of History: Fassino's Lesson to the Left on the Foibe
In a commemorative address on the foibe massacres, Italian politician Piero Fassino calls out the left for its historical denialism regarding the events affecting Italians in the Eastern territories after WWII.
Italian Women’s Hockey Makes History and the Secret of the Young Guru
The Italian women's hockey team secured a historic victory, defeating Japan and reaching the quarter-finals, inspired by their young coach Eric Bouchard's motivating approach.
Our soldiers in the Balkans suffered atrocities yet to be told. And in Trieste and Gorizia...
The article discusses the overlooked historical narrative of Italian soldiers in the Balkans and the events surrounding the foibe and the exodus.
Too many teachers forget the foibe. A shame the ANPI justifies them
Italian officials criticize educators for failing to address the historical events of the foibe, while the ANPI calls for a balanced discussion, highlighting the ongoing conflict over historical narratives in education.