At the opening of the IOC session in Milan, President Sergio Mattarella urged respect for the Olympic Truce, presenting sport as a powerful antidote to violence and global division.

Recent trade restrictions echo the 1930s, threatening global commerce and geopolitics.

Extraordinary maintenance restores Michelangelo’s masterpiece to its original light.

The trial of Francis Ford Kaufmann has begun in Rome. The defense has requested a psychiatric assessment, citing a deterioration in the defendant’s mental state, while prosecutors oppose the motion.

Europe risks subordination, division, and deindustrialization.

Authorities are moving toward restoring the original version of a church fresco in Rome after controversy erupted over an angel allegedly altered to resemble Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

The psychologist and educator who dedicated her life to protecting minors dies at 78.

Long-Covid, Neurocovid, and the lasting neurological impact of the pandemic.

The 2026–2029 Business Plan focuses on growth, resilience, and social impact.

How digital creators are reshaping labor, communication, and advertising.

Italian biathlete Rebecca Passler tests positive days before the opening ceremony.

Banca Ifis estimates major gains concentrated in Lombardy, Veneto, and Trentino-Alto Adige.

From 360° replays to Olympic GPT, how artificial intelligence is reshaping the Winter Games

A new report reveals widespread experiences of violence among young people in Italy, with the internet identified as the most dangerous environment, particularly for girls and non-binary individuals.