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Italians in the Emirates express their fear and anger over missile threats, feeling abandoned by their government.

The Italian left, led by Elly Schlein, criticizes the government for its handling of the escalating crisis in the Middle East, particularly concerning Italians stranded in the region.

Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has reported that thousands of Italians are currently stuck in Gulf countries amidst escalating tensions and attacks in the region.

The Italian Foreign Ministry has established a 'Gulf Task Force' to assist citizens stranded in Gulf countries amid military operations in the region.

Italy is preparing to evacuate around 500 Italian citizens from Iran amid rising tensions in the region, while Minister Crosetto remains stranded in Dubai.

A luxury hotel in Dubai, the Fairmont, caught fire amidst a chaotic scene where tourists were seen fleeing.

The Italian government, led by Giorgia Meloni, faces challenges in balancing its stance on international military actions while preparing to evacuate citizens from Iran amidst escalating tensions.

Italian singer Big Mama appeals for help after being stranded in Dubai during a military escalation in the Middle East, expressing fear for her safety as she and many other Italians face the turmoil.

Minister Antonio Tajani has confirmed that no Italians were involved in the Iranian attack on the Italian-American base in Kuwait, assuring that all personnel are safe and well-protected.

The Italian government is closely monitoring the escalating situation in Iran following the recent attack by the U.S. and Israel, with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni convening a government meeting to discuss safety measures for Italians in the area.

Alfredo Montavano highlights a growing mistrust among Italians towards the judiciary, suggesting necessary reforms to ensure perceived impartiality.

The draw for the round of 16 in the UEFA Europa League has been held, with Belgian Genk facing German Freiburg after eliminating Dinamo Zagreb in the previous round.

The article discusses the launch of Italo Bocchino's book about Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, highlighting her connection to the right-wing community and her popularity among Italians.

The Democratic Party in Italy celebrated 105-year-old Gianna Pratesi on social media for recalling the 1946 referendum where Italians voted on monarchy vs. republic, highlighting women's suffrage.

This article discusses the contested origins of pasta carbonara, suggesting it may not be an Italian invention as commonly believed.

Swiss authorities have agreed to share documentation with Italian investigators regarding the investigation into the New Year's Eve fire in Crans-Montana that killed 41 people, including six Italians.

Italian prosecutors are set to return to Switzerland to continue their investigation into the Crans-Montana fire that resulted in 41 deaths, including six Italians, following an offer of cooperation from Swiss authorities.

Starting February 25, 2026, Italians and all EU citizens will need to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) to visit the UK for short stays.

The article recounts a chilling story about two Italian brothers in the 1960s who may have recorded transmissions of a Soviet woman dying in space.

Bodø/Glimt achieved a historic victory over Inter Milan, eliminating them from the Champions League, marking a significant milestone for Norwegian football.

The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved a deadline extension for citizenship applications for descendants of Italians born abroad to May 2029.

Fabien Galthié expressed that the French team faced challenges against Italy during their Six Nations match, which they ultimately won 33-8.

A Czech decoration manufacturer claims that Italians are learning from their techniques while China is merely copying their designs.

Italy's government plans to reduce electricity costs for consumers while increasing corporate taxes for energy companies as part of a broader energy market reform.

Italian survivors of the New Year's tragedy in Crans-Montana allege safety violations and details about high-priced alcohol for minors.

Giorgia Meloni discusses the necessity of institutional respect while proposing a referendum to establish a third judicial figure in Italy.

On February 20, more medals will be awarded at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, with Italy's Francesca Lollobrigida and Arianna Fontana competing for gold.

The article discusses the perceived economic burden on Italians from taxes aimed at addressing illegal immigration and the judicial proceedings against repeat offenders.

On February 19, seven medals will be awarded in the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, featuring Italy's key athletes in various events.

A recent survey reveals that a significant majority of Italians support the expulsion of immigrants convicted of crimes, reflecting a growing frustration with immigration policies and crime rates in Italy.

Ukrainian athletes receive an outpouring of support from international fans at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan Cortina, with various nations expressing solidarity through chants and gestures.

On February 18, eight titles will be awarded at the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympics, with Italy's athletes competing in various events including short track and biathlon.

Italians are feeling a mix of pride and annoyance as they prepare for the 2026 Winter Olympics, driven by the successes of their athletes.

The leaders of Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra in Italy have called for a commission of inquiry into the Italian developments related to the Epstein files, emphasizing a need for clarity without falling into conspiracy theories.

Cats have become integral companions in Italian households, influencing lifestyle choices and even vacation planning.

Italy celebrates the remarkable comeback of alpine skier Federica Brignone, who achieved a double gold victory at her home Olympics, an event described as a miracle and a defining moment for the nation.

A growing discontent among Italian condo owners highlights a crisis in communication and trust with property administrators, prompting calls for their physical presence.

Czech hockey players face a challenging path to an Olympic medal after a defeat by Switzerland, while Italian athletes rejoice in their gold medal victories following serious injuries.

A Foodwatch analysis reveals that Germans consume over twice the amount of sugar through beverages compared to Italians, prompting calls for a sugar tax ahead of the CDU party conference.

In a recent tournament match, Finland defeated Italy 11-0, leading to confusion among players about qualifying criteria for the World Championship.

Five Italian families of victims injured in the attack at Constellation file a lawsuit against the mayor and deputy mayor of Crans-Montana, citing negligence in safety controls.

Twelve members of the neo-fascist group CasaPound have been convicted for attempting to reorganize a disbanded fascist party in Italy.

Coach Vladimír Országh emphasized the need for better discipline after Slovakia narrowly beat Italy 3-2, following a previous victory over Finland.

Slovakia's national ice hockey team won a close match against Italy at the Olympic tournament in Milan, finishing 3:2 and leading their group with maximum points after two games.

This marks the first application of a law prohibiting the reorganization of dissolved fascist parties against a neo-fascist organization in Italy.

An article discussing the issue facing Olympic medal quality that athletes in Italy have experienced.

The article discusses the challenges faced by the Italian ice hockey team and their qualification for the upcoming Olympics, highlighting their lack of popularity in the sport and the historical context of their participation.

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.

Gratteri's controversial remarks regarding the upcoming referendum sparked significant backlash from political leaders in Italy, including Senate President Ignazio La Russa and Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani.

Italians are looking forward to Sofia Goggia's performance in the women's downhill event at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics as she aims for a gold medal.