At the 71st David di Donatello Awards, Italy’s biggest film stars celebrated the year’s best productions while raising concerns about the future of the country’s cultural industry. Emotional acceptance speeches and calls for greater support for cinema turned the evening into more than just a celebration of film.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican in a 45-minute meeting described by Washington as “friendly and constructive,” with discussions centered on peace, human dignity, and the strong relationship between the United States and the Holy See.

President Pietrangelo Buttafuoco invokes Mattarella’s call for a “free and bold” culture as tensions rise over the reopening of the Russian pavilion.

Ferrari reported strong first-quarter 2026 results, posting higher revenues, profits and margins despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Driven by strong demand for personalized models and a solid order book extending through 2027, the luxury carmaker confirmed its full-year guidance as anticipation grows for the upcoming launch of the Ferrari Luce.

Paolo Zampolli, a special representative of the United States, has suggested that Italy could still have a path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup if Iran were unable to participate. Although FIFA insists Iran will compete, the remarks have reignited debate among Italian football fans.

Household costs rise by up to €1,000 a year as fuel, energy, and food prices climb in just two months.

Rome files a civil claim in Switzerland as authorities begin calculating the financial impact of the New Year’s Eve disaster.

Public childcare coverage reaches 31.6%, just above one percentage point away from the 33% European benchmark.

Fewer than six in ten mothers with young children are employed, as new data reveals worsening job conditions nationwide.

The AC Milan legend says foreign ownership has distanced Serie A clubs from their roots and weakened Italy’s place at the top of world football.

A new report reveals how Italian cuisine has become one of the country’s strongest cultural exports across Europe’s major cities.

Breweries across the country unite for a collective Italian Pilsner marking three decades of independent brewing tradition.

Sky seeks up to €1.9 billion in damages after Italian regulators confirmed an anti-competitive agreement between TIM and DAZN over Serie A broadcasting rights.

SaMoTer 2026 brings 526 exhibitors from 22 countries and a major international business program to Italy’s leading industry fair.