La Russa remembers Bossi: "He understood that to give weight to the North, he also needed Rome"
Senate President Ignazio La Russa pays tribute to the late Umberto Bossi, highlighting his political acumen and ability to connect Northern interests with national politics.
Lion (and Fox) of the North between Padania and Realpolitik
The article discusses the historical roots and evolution of Northern Italy's autonomy movement, particularly focusing on Umberto Bossi and the Lega Nord's rise to prominence.
From 'Thieving Rome' to 'North First': the most famous slogans
Umberto Bossi’s death marks the end of a significant chapter in Italian politics, showcasing his impactful and provocative political language.
"$14 Billion Deals": The Axis Between North Korea and Russia and Kim Jong Un's Golden Business
The article discusses North Korea's economic opportunities arising from the Ukraine war, highlighting Kim Jong Un's military support to Russia valued at around $14 billion.
A "cold drop" towards Italy: what it is and what the consequences will be
Italy is facing a dynamic atmospheric phase with the arrival of a cold drop that will lead to increased rainfall and snowfall across the country, particularly affecting the North.
Strong and Unpredictable. Life of Grettir, the 'enfant terrible' of the Great North
The article discusses the significance of Grettir Ásmundarson, a legendary figure from Norse sagas, with the recent publication of his saga in Italy.
Nuclear, drones, decapitation: the lessons Kim learned from the war in Iran
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is observing the Iran conflict, considering critical strategic lessons regarding military vulnerabilities, drone warfare, and the risks of political decapitation.
A new missile system tested: what Kim's wild card can do
North Korea has conducted its third missile test in March, showcasing a new military system that Kim Jong Un asserts could incapacitate the military infrastructure of adversaries within its range.
In Padova Street, a Knife Fight and Drug Dealing. Two North Africans in Jail
Two North African men were arrested in Via Padova, Italy, after a violent altercation where one brandished a knife and both were found with illegal drugs.
Spring on hold, snow returns: here's where
Italy is experiencing a return to winter weather, with snow expected in certain regions due to a deep North Atlantic depression.
"He fired missiles from a ship." What is Kim targeting
North Korea conducted another missile test from a naval destroyer under the supervision of Kim Jong Un, coinciding with escalating conflict in the Middle East.
War, Iran will not participate in the American World Cup
Iran has announced that its men's national soccer team will not participate in the upcoming World Cup in North America amid ongoing military operations in the country.
Grandparents with Suitcases. The Second Life of the 200,000 Over 75s. Moving North to Follow Their Grandchildren (and for Healthcare)
A new trend in Italy sees an increasing number of over-75 grandparents relocating to the North to be closer to their grandchildren and access better healthcare.
Genoa, 17-year-old stabbed in the back in the nightlife area
A 17-year-old North African boy was stabbed in the back in Genoa's nightlife area, but thankfully is not in life-threatening condition.
North Africans mug an elderly man and are arrested, but the crowd surrounds the agents
Two North African individuals were arrested in Turin for robbing an elderly man, but their apprehension led to a confrontation with a crowd.
Luxury and Hidden Power: Khamenei Jr. at the Top. The "North Korean" Turn of the Pasdaran Hawks
The article discusses Mujtaba Khamenei, a shadowy figure in the Iranian regime, who has amassed significant wealth and power while remaining mostly out of public view.
Healthcare, treatments outside the region: Puglia ranks third in Italy for 'passive mobility'
Puglia ranks third in Italy for negative healthcare 'passive mobility', with a deficit of over 253 million euros in 2023, indicating significant healthcare disparities in southern regions compared to the north.
100 days before the kickoff, the World Cup is shaking
With only 100 days to go before the FIFA World Cup in Canada, Mexico, and the USA, unresolved geopolitical tensions cast a shadow on the tournament's viability.
They wear the kippah and are beaten by a group of North Africans: two Argentine tourists in the hospital
Two Argentine Jewish tourists were assaulted in Milan by a group of North Africans after being identified by their kippahs.
Goodbye, Italy: The Azzurri are out of Qatar 2022; lose to North Macedonia
Italy's national football team was eliminated from qualifying for the Qatar 2022 World Cup after a shocking defeat to North Macedonia in the playoffs.
The jacket, the tip-off from the secret services, the military parade: has Kim "crowned" his daughter? What is happening in North Korea
Speculation surrounding Kim Ju Ae, daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has intensified following her appearance at a military parade, leading to questions about her potential succession.
Reduced Exercises with the USA: Why Trump Risks the Break in the Pacific 'Shield'
The U.S. and South Korea plan joint military exercises called Freedom Shield, but South Korea proposes to reduce their scale to improve relations with North Korea, facing resistance from the U.S.
Ukraine, the British Deputy Defense Minister: “World War III? Similarities with the 1930s”
The British Deputy Defense Minister draws parallels between the current international tensions and those leading to World War II, emphasizing the unexpected involvement of North Korean soldiers in Europe.
Austin Tucker Martin, here is who the man killed by the services at Mar-a-Lago is
Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old from North Carolina, was shot and killed by Secret Service agents after unlawfully entering Mar-a-Lago carrying a rifle and gasoline.
Artificial Intelligence and Nuclear Warheads: What We Know About Kim's New Super Missile System
North Korea has unveiled 50 new launch vehicles for potentially nuclear-capable short-range missiles under Kim Jong Un's oversight, highlighting its military capabilities amid looming political changes.
Autonomy, here is the turning point for the North
The Italian government has approved preliminary agreements for differentiated autonomy with four northern regions, marking a significant step toward regional governance changes.
Female turtles that throw themselves off cliffs to avoid being disturbed by males
A study on Golem Grad Island in North Macedonia reveals that female turtles may jump off cliffs to escape unwanted male attention, leading to their potential extinction by 2083.
Iceland, high seas erase the black beach of Reynisfjara. On Instagram it was the Braies of the North
The Reynisfjara black beach in Iceland has been significantly eroded due to unusually high winter waves, leading to access issues.
Winter Games in Milan: Olympics 2026: Competitions and Decisions on Schedule
The 2026 Winter Olympics will take place in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo from February 7 to 22, featuring diverse competitions across North Italy.
Surrounded and robbed by a group of North Africans: The account of journalist Alessandro Gonzato
Journalist Alessandro Gonzato recounts being assaulted and robbed by a group of North African individuals while traveling home from work in Milan.
Vakil: 'Between Iran and the USA, a poker game, but time for diplomacy is running out'
The director of Chatham House's Middle East and North Africa program reflects on the diplomatic tensions and challenges in U.S.-Iran relations, emphasizing the urgent need for negotiations.
Murdered at 14 in Afragola. Martina Carbonaro's ex to go to trial. Aggravating factor of cruelty removed
The Naples North Prosecutor's Office has concluded investigations into the murder of 14-year-old Martina Carbonaro in Afragola by her ex-boyfriend, Alessio Tucci, who may face trial for aggravated murder charges despite their relationship having ended weeks prior to the crime.
Roma Termini shock: a Ministry executive beaten. Two irregulars arrested
An executive from the Ministry of Enterprises was severely beaten by ten foreigners outside the Termini station, and shortly after, a group of North Africans attacked and robbed a delivery rider; four homeless individuals, including three irregular migrants with criminal records, were arrested.
The ferry, the malware, and the shadow of Moscow: what really happened on the 'Fantastic'
On December 12, an Italian ferry named 'Fantastic' was embroiled in an international intrigue due to a French intelligence operation that delayed passenger boarding for over 10 hours while it traveled between France and North Africa.
Drones on Nuclear Facilities: High Tension in the Korean Peninsula
North Korea has accused South Korean drones of violating its airspace multiple times, raising tensions as these drones allegedly collected images of sensitive military and nuclear-related sites.
North Korean Missiles in Ukraine: Kim's Strategy and That Assist to Putin
The article discusses the escalating military collaboration between Russia and North Korea amid the Ukraine war, highlighting how missile supplies from North Korea are aiding Russia in its conflict with Ukraine.
Stefania Orlando robbed in her sleep: "I will tell you what happened"
Stefania Orlando, a showgirl, was robbed in her North Rome home while she was asleep, causing her significant distress over the loss of her peace of mind.
Blow to Drain Resources from Putin and Xi (but it can Cement the Axis)
The Trump Administration's recent operation in Venezuela has taken on a more global and alarming dimension, highlighted by the seizure of a Russian oil tanker by American forces in the North Atlantic.
Andrea, the Treviso man who does everything alone
The Dakar caravan continues its race north into Arabia with the first part of the marathon stage, where riders must manage their vehicles and endurance without assistance teams, though for 30-year-old Andrea from Treviso, competing solo in the malle moto category is part of his rally experience.
The American Enemy
American Marines seize a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the North Atlantic, alongside blocking another ship in the Caribbean as part of a 'dark fleet' transporting Venezuelan oil under embargo, signaling Trump's defiant stance.
The hunt continues for the North African who disfigured the 15-year-old for robbery
Authorities are actively searching for a North African youth who violently attacked and injured a 15-year-old boy in Cologno Monzese during an attempted robbery.
Temperature highs and frost in the plains: here's where
Italy is set to experience a significant drop in maximum and minimum temperatures with night and early morning frost in several regions, especially in the Central-North, due to incoming Arctic currents.
North Korea, leader designated at 13? The daughter of Kim Jong-un at her grandfather's mausoleum
Kim Jong-un's daughter Ju-ae made her first visit to the Kumsusan mausoleum in Pyongyang, fueling speculation about her being the chosen heir to the North Korean leadership.
New long-range missiles launched: alarm in Asia, this is how Kim challenges the West
North Korea has tested two long-range strategic cruise missiles in the Yellow Sea to assess the readiness and combat capability of its missile units.
Blitz on the Persecuting Jihadists
American missiles targeted jihadist camps in North-West Nigeria during a military operation on December 25-26, aiming to neutralize threats in Sokoto State near the Niger border.
After the bad weather, a cold wave is coming: the date
Following severe bad weather affecting mainly the North of Italy, a stable and sunny period is expected, but attention is being drawn to a forthcoming cold wave.
They will return to Ukraine in spring: Kim's military rumor
North Korean forces that fought in Ukraine alongside Russian troops may soon return to the conflict, raising concerns about North Korea's involvement in the dispute against Kiev, as Kim Jong Un celebrates their importance to the country and alliance with Moscow.
The 14 Best Beach Clubs in Italy from North to South, Islands Included
A new guide by journalist Andrea Guolo and actress Tiziana Di Masi reviews 225 beach clubs across 15 regions of Italy, offering insights into the unique experiences each location provides.