Saudi Arabia secures victory for the first round of voting for Expo 2023 destination, leaving Busan and Rome behind in the race for a global showcase.

Approximately 9.5 million households prepare for new energy contracts as protected electricity and gas markets reach their expiration.

With regret, the Pope heeds doctors' advice, canceling plans for COP28 in Dubai, while Vatican explores alternative participation in climate discussions.

A solemn turning point as Filippo Turetta's confession shapes the tragic narrative of Giulia Cecchettin's murder.

The grand opening promises operatic brilliance, yet President Mattarella's presence is not expected for this year.

Ducati is synonymous not only with style, but also with victory and avant-garde, from triumphs on the track to the enjoyment of fans when it comes to production motorcycles. 

The union calls for workers' representatives to join supervisory boards or boards of directors on a voluntary basis for private companies and automatically for publicly held companies.

According to Aipb's latest report, the sector is growing 8.2 percent this year over 2022 to 1,076 billion euros in assets under management.

Figà Talamanca studied mathematics at "Sapienza" and at the University of California at Los Angeles, where he received a PhD in mathematics in 1964 and began his academic career in the same year.

Gucci is now owned by the French luxury goods group Kering, which also includes brands such as Yves Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, Bottega Veneta, and Pomellato.

Included there are a number of reforms in key areas such as criminal and civil justice, public employment, public procurement, and elderly and long-term care.

Michelin-starred chef Antonino Cannavacciuolo introduces a new culinary chapter at Malpensa, offering travelers a delightful fusion of Naples and airport convenience.

Eike Schmidt's position as an Italian citizen unfolds, marked by symbolic oaths, coffee cravings, and strained relations with Mayor Nardella.