During a visit to the Shrine of Pompeii, Pope Leo XIV focused his message on peace, families and charity, while marking the first anniversary of his election to the papacy.

Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli criticizes Biennale president Pietrangelo Buttafuoco over remarks citing Sergio Mattarella, while EU pressure, activist raids, and growing protests deepen tensions in Venice.

Italy’s 97th National Alpini Gathering has begun in Genoa, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors to the city while also sparking political debate and protests in some neighborhoods.

Despite Italy’s continuing demographic decline, migrant families remain a key part of the country’s birth rate. New data from Fondazione ISMU highlights naming trends, younger foreign mothers and the growing use of double surnames.

The Holy See Pavilion transforms sound into knowledge, blending Hildegard of Bingen’s legacy with contemporary artists in a deeply immersive Biennale experience.

Poste Italiane reported record first-quarter 2026 revenues of €3.5 billion, driven by growth across all business units, while CEO Matteo Del Fante reaffirmed the strategic importance of the planned TIM acquisition.

From Ferrari to Ducati, the 2026 Motor Valley Fest brings global leaders, cutting-edge innovation, and historic supercars to the heart of Emilia-Romagna.

A new report on “The Italian Table Abroad” reveals how authentic Italian food culture continues to shape dining trends across Europe, with London and Paris leading the way.

Italian sailing company is transforming seawater into drinkable still and sparkling water to cut bottle use and reduce the environmental impact of tourism at sea.

From 1979 to 1994, 13 Giorgio Armani archive looks are reissued in the new Armani/Archivio project, turning fashion heritage into wearable contemporary style.

A new survey reveals growing public concern over hydrogeological instability, with most Italians linking environmental safety to farming and warning of a generational crisis in agriculture.

Beginning in 2031, Fanatics will take over World Cup collectibles, bringing to a close the iconic partnership that turned Panini sticker albums into a global soccer ritual.

From July 3 to 12, Italy’s iconic jazz festival returns with 275 events, global stars from Sting to Jon Batiste, and a centenary tribute to Miles Davis and John Coltrane in the heart of Perugia.

Researchers from the University of Pisa discovered that live music makes wine tasting more enjoyable, revealing how emotion and atmosphere shape flavor perception.