The Pope calls for faith and surrender to God's will, drawing inspiration from Joseph’s unwavering trust on the eve of Christ’s birth.

Rome’s Fiumicino Airport surpasses 50 million passengers for the first time, driven by long-haul growth, network expansion and strong performance in North America and Asia.

With a dominant performance, Sofia Goggia secures her 27th World Cup win, overcoming setbacks to reclaim victory.

One fatality reported as two tourist vessels crash near Esna, Egypt, with authorities investigating.

The Council of Europe rules that Italy violates the labour rights of support teachers, citing widespread job insecurity and insufficient training, with negative consequences also for students with disabilities.

Italy’s competition watchdog fines Apple nearly €100 million, ruling that its App Tracking Transparency policy unfairly restricts competition and harms app developers reliant on advertising.

In his free time, the Pope uses a popular app to study languages and stay connected with his family.

Over 3,000 businesses in the baby products sector have shut down in the past decade, with the birth rate drop reshaping the economy.

Higher gas dependence and soaring system charges push Italy’s power prices well above the EU average.

Non-compliant products flood online marketplaces, bypassing EU rules and squeezing domestic manufacturers.

Italy’s tourism sector is set for a strong Christmas and New Year period, driven by international demand, with cities of art and mountain destinations leading growth.

New contracts at Houston Hobby and Melbourne Orlando airports enhance efficiency with AI and automation.

Treccani Encyclopedia unveils the latest terms reflecting global politics, social trends, and emerging technologies.

Survey reveals food and drink, beauty products, and clothing are the most popular presents, as spending patterns remain stable.