Former priest on the 'full of lies and manipulation' letter from bishops. 'Liars', 'scoundrels'
A former priest criticizes a letter from Polish bishops commemorating the 40th anniversary of John Paul II's visit to the Great Synagogue in Rome, labeling it as deceitful and manipulative.
Rome explosion leaves multiple casualties as huge blast destroys homes
An explosion in a residential area of Rome caused multiple injuries and significant property damage, with several buildings collapsing.
Great success for the 'Water Marathon'. In Rome the 31st edition of the Acea Run Rome The Marathon
The 31st Acea Run Rome The Marathon, celebrating water resources, was a significant success with Kenyan runners winning in both categories.
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.
Arrested 'Shakira', the queen of pickpockets. She had been wanted since November 10th
A 22-year-old Bosnian woman nicknamed 'Shakira' was arrested in Rome after being on the run as a key figure in a network of pickpockets targeting tourists across Italy.
Rome, attack on Rai crew filming occupied buildings by anarchists
The Rai denounces an attack on its crew in Rome while they were filming anarchist-occupied buildings following the death of two activists involved in bomb-making.
Anarchists, Rai crew assaulted in the occupied hideout of Mercogliano in Rome
A Rai crew was assaulted by anarchists in Rome at a location believed to be linked to two deceased insurgents, resulting in injuries and equipment damage.
An apartment building explodes in Rome, there are injured. About seventy people in the street
An explosion in the Ponte Galeria area of Rome has caused an apartment building to collapse, resulting in serious injuries and many people evacuated to the street.
Explosion in Rome, a building collapses in Piana del Sole: two seriously injured
An explosion in the Piana del Sole neighborhood of Rome has caused a building to collapse, injuring two individuals seriously, with dozens of residents affected.
Breaking: NATO Secretary General to CBS: Iran is very close to obtaining weapons capable of reaching Berlin, Paris, and Rome
NATO Secretary General warns that Iran is nearing the capability to develop weapons that could threaten major European capitals.
The leap in quality of violence. The target of the 'double hit' to kill law enforcement forces
The article discusses a failed bombing incident in Rome that led to the deaths of two anarchists, raising concerns about escalating violence against law enforcement.
Hollywood Star Rages on the Street - Video Spreads
Actor Shia LaBeouf exhibits erratic behavior on the streets of Rome, captured in a viral video where he angrily confronts passersby.
Hollywood star completely lost it
Hollywood actor Shia LaBeouf was recently reported to have a meltdown in Rome, Italy, where he displayed erratic behavior in public.
"They died fighting". The anarchists' praise for the death of Ardizzone and Mercogliano
Anarchist groups have expressed admiration for Sara Ardizzone and Sandro Alessandro Mercogliano, who died while allegedly working on a bomb near Rome.
A Modern Ovid in Rome Among Love, Betrayals, Eros
A modern take on Ovid's themes of love and betrayal is explored in the film 'Il dio dell'amore' at the Bifest in Bari.
Iran, missiles towards Diego Garcia. IDF: "They can hit Rome". Dozens injured in southern Israel
Iran has launched missiles towards Diego Garcia, marking a significant escalation in tensions, with the potential reach of the missiles extending to Rome, and resulting in injuries in southern Israel.
House explosion in Rome, movement claims: 'Sara and Sandro fell fighting'
An explosion in a house in Rome has led to the deaths of two individuals, Sara Ardizzone and Alessandro Mercogliano, who have been claimed as 'fallen fighters' by a local movement.
"Our revenge will be terrible": Shocking graffiti from anarchists against police forces
In Rome, anarchist graffiti threatening police and state authorities emerged overnight, prompting police investigations following the recent deaths of two anarchists in an explosion.
Paolo Cirino Pomicino has died: the former DC minister was 86 years old
Paolo Cirino Pomicino, a former parliamentary member and minister of the Democrazia Cristiana party, has passed away in Rome at the age of 86.
Anarchists dead in Rome, five searches conducted: hunt for accomplices and target of the attack
After a deadly explosion in Rome, authorities are conducting searches and interrogating witnesses to identify accomplices and motives behind the attack.
"Piantedosi was defined as irresponsible...". The minister's alarm about anarchic violence
The Italian Interior Minister Piantedosi raises alarm over potential anarchic violence following an explosion in Rome linked to anarchist groups.
Rome, crash on Cristoforo Colombo between car and minicar: 17-year-old dies
A tragic accident in Rome resulted in the death of a 17-year-old, Giacomo Bracaletti, when his minicar collided with another car on the Cristoforo Colombo.
Media: A couple of anarchists accidentally exploded in Rome
A couple, Sara Ardizzone and Alessandro Mercogliano, accidentally died while preparing a protest in support of imprisoned anarchist leader Alfredo Cospito in Rome.
Acea Celebrates Water: A Daily Marathon Between Sustainability and Innovation
Acea, Italy's leading water operator, distributes 1.64 billion liters of drinking water daily while promoting sustainability and innovation through initiatives like the ACEA Run Rome Marathon.
That 'Quality Leap' of the Fai
Two known anarchist extremists died in an explosion in Rome, raising concerns about their ties and the potential for escalation in violent anti-state activities.
The ignored clues of the investigating judge on Sandrone. And the proclamation in court by his partner Sara
Investigators suspect that Alessandro Mercogliano and Sara Ardizzone were preparing an attack before their deaths in a building collapse in Rome, drawing links to previous anarchist activities.
From Thieving Rome to the Beautiful One. The "Lùmbard-Punk" Glossary That Changed Politics Anticipating Grillo and the Sovereignists
The article discusses how the rise of 'Lùmbard-punk' rhetoric in Italian politics, initiated by Umberto Bossi, revolutionized political language and communication in Italy.
Rome, crash on Colombo between car and minicar: a 17-year-old boy dies
A 17-year-old boy tragically died in a crash involving a minicar and another vehicle in Rome.
Linked to the Cospito group and already on trial: who were the two anarchists who died in Rome
Two anarchists linked to the Cospito group died in an explosion in Rome, raising concerns about the threat posed by radical fringe movements in Italy.
Explosion Occurred in Rome, Police Investigating Possible Extremism Links
Italian police are investigating a recent explosion in Rome that resulted in the deaths of two individuals, with potential connections to extremism.
Talent, Power, and Money in the Rome of Bernini and Pope Urban VIII
An exhibition at the Barberini Palace explores the relationship between the Baroque master Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Pope Urban VIII, highlighting their influential collaboration.
A bomb exploded at a historical site in Rome, killing two: they believed they were homeless, but later discovered an anarchist plot
A bomb explosion at the Aqueduct Park in Rome led to the deaths of two individuals, initially thought to be homeless, but investigations suggest a connection to anarchist activities.
A Week of Emotions Off the Beaten Path for Ferrari Style
Rocco Iannone, the creative director of Ferrari Style, expresses his surprise and joy after receiving applause for his original costumes for the ballet "I Feel the Earth Move" at the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma.
Attacked Lega militants in 2022: who was the anarchist who died in the cottage
Investigations continue into the explosion of a cottage in Rome linked to anarchist activities, resulting in the deaths of two individuals associated with a potentially dangerous plot.
Two dead from explosion in farmhouse near Rome
A man and a woman died due to the collapse of a farmhouse near Rome, reportedly caused by an explosion of an improvised explosive device they were preparing.
Nostalgia Operation debuts indoors: the first event at the Palazzo dello Sport in Rome on March 28th
The first indoor gathering of 'Operazione Nostalgia' is set to take place on March 28, 2026, in Rome, showcasing football legends from the 90s and 2000s.
Explosion in an abandoned farmhouse, two anarchists dead in Rome. The shocking hypothesis: they were preparing a bomb
An explosion in a dilapidated farmhouse in Rome has led to the discovery of two deceased anarchists, raising suspicions that they were involved in bomb-making activities.
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.
Those Lombards at war with Rome: when Bocca interviewed Bossi
This article reflects on an interview conducted by Giorgio Bocca with Umberto Bossi, highlighting the rise of the Lombard League following the European elections in 1989.
A collapsed part of the Colosseum corridors has been reopened to visitors, now in the form of a square
A portion of the Colosseum in Rome, previously collapsed, has been reopened to the public as a newly designed square.
Vote Yes! The shocking gaffe of Elly Schlein on the referendum
Elly Schlein, during a rally in Rome, mistakenly urged voters to support the 'Yes' vote in a referendum her party opposes, creating a significant communication blunder.
Goodbye to the Senatùr. From here he launched the challenge to 'thieving Rome'
Umberto Bossi, a prominent Italian politician and founder of the Northern League, passed away at the age of 84, leaving a significant legacy in the fight for Northern autonomy.
The True Peter Thiel in Rome? Against Putin and the Transhuman
The article reflects on a mysterious event in Rome associated with Peter Thiel, hinting at deeper themes of dissent against Putin and the concept of transhumanism.
Bologna capital, another party in Rome. Gasperini, the last prank
Bologna secured a thrilling victory against their rivals in a cup match filled with ups and downs.
Umberto Bossi, founder of the Northern League, has died while fighting for separation from Rome
Umberto Bossi, the founder of Italy's Northern League, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of advocating for the secession of northern Italy from the central government in Rome.
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.
In Rome, everything is ready for the water marathon, starting tomorrow with the interactive Acea stand at Circo Massimo
The Acea stand at Circo Massimo will open tomorrow as part of the Water Marathon Expo Village, coinciding with the UN's World Water Day.
Rome and the Novels
The article discusses the profound impact of literature on understanding the historical significance of ancient Rome.
Fuels, Casasco: "Forza Italia's requests brought by Tajani to the Council of Ministers in Rome"
Forza Italia's representative Maurizio Casasco praises Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani for presenting party proposals aimed at reducing fuel costs in Italy during a government meeting.
The antichrist at the Vatican: AI billionaire's lecture in Rome causes discomfort in the Church
Peter Thiel's recent lectures in Rome about the 'Biblical Antichrist' have sparked controversy within the Catholic Church due to their provocative nature and proximity to the Vatican.