Female officials now make up over a third of local administrators, with stronger presence in the North.

Court documents reveal the Italian icon had an adopted son, Gian Luca Pelloni Bulzoni, who now holds the rights to her legacy and artistic works.

For the first time since 1973, Italy boasts four top-ranked players, led by Jannik Sinner, as the country experiences one of its brightest periods in men’s tennis.

IMD rankings highlight declining business efficiency and aging infrastructure, while the United States also falls from its long-held leadership.

Three out of five fathers benefiting from the measure live in the North, with full-time and permanent employees taking longer leaves on average.

Judges rule animal suffering outweighs ongoing pharmaceutical research.

The crisis in key maritime routes forces itinerary changes and threatens billions in investments, shaking the global cruise sector and reshaping Mediterranean tourism.

German government opposes Italian bank’s expansion but lacks direct power to block the move.

On National Made in Italy Day 2026, Minister Adolfo Urso highlights the growing appeal of education rooted in Italian identity and culture.

Rapid ice melt threatens not only vital mountain ecosystems and water resources but also a millennia-old natural archive of Earth’s climate.

From fake financial gurus to phishing and social media traps, young Italians are the most vulnerable, with losses exceeding €1.8 billion in a single year.

Sofia Papa wins first prize at Dance Your PhD with “PIEZODANCE,” translating biorobotics and piezoelectricity into movement that bridges science and art.

The iconic Lucca-made cigar earns official status from the Ministry for Enterprises and Made in Italy, celebrating a tradition that blends handcraftsmanship, heritage, and global appeal.

Abodi urges clubs to prioritize the national side as Italy seeks to regain competitiveness.