Italy’s second-highest official defends the justice reform and the government’s political agenda.

Two separate incidents — a blizzard and an avalanche — claim the lives of climbers in the high mountains.

CEO Andrea Orcel announces termination of Unicredit’s Russian operations, aligning with ECB directives and Italy’s call for disengagement from Moscow.

The former F1 driver and long-time TV commentator has died at 84.

Ferrovie dello Stato plans to expand its Frecciarossa network across Germany, aiming to compete with Deutsche Bahn and boost international passengers by 60% by 2029.

The Maranello-based brand reports €1.77 billion in third-quarter revenues, fueled by strong demand for the 296 GTS, Purosangue, and Roma Spider.

The new joint company will manage 19 assets across Indonesia and Malaysia, boosting regional energy security and sustainable growth.

New data from Unione Italiana Food reveals olives as the nation’s top pickled favorite, leading a market that blends flavor, tradition, and family memories.

In 2024, over 10.7 million tons of packaging were recycled, confirming Italy as a European leader in circular economy practices.

A study published in The European Physical Journal C outlines a novel mathematical connection between general relativity and quantum mechanics.

Treccani and the Central Institute for Intangible Heritage join forces to promote, educate, and protect Italy’s cultural knowledge and traditional practices.

A new survey finds that 74% of Italians reach for a croissant to start their day, showing a taste for sweetness and tradition.

At Via Burla prison, the Teatro Regio’s ‘Opera in Carcere’ project turns music into a path of dignity and redemption, where inmates sing Verdi to rediscover self-worth and connection.

After surgery and months of silence, the Milan legend sends a simple, powerful message of hope.