Sinner wins Sunshine Double
Italy’s world number two, Jannik Sinner, matches a Federer landmark of winning the Sunshine Double, whilst shattering a Djokovic record in a dominant March on the tennis circuit.
Continue ReadingItaly’s world number two, Jannik Sinner, matches a Federer landmark of winning the Sunshine Double, whilst shattering a Djokovic record in a dominant March on the tennis circuit.
Continue ReadingItaly’s coalition partners insist the government will serve its full term and not seek an early election despite the first major setback of Meloni’s premiership, three ministerial departures, and mounting questions about the road to 2027.
Continue ReadingItaly’s counter-terrorism unit has arrested a 17-year-old planning a neo-Nazi inspired school massacre. It is the latest in a series of alarming incidents raising urgent questions about youth violence and online radicalisation.
Continue ReadingOn 30 March 1815, a declaration was made in the Adriatic city of Rimini that would echo through Italian history for generations. “Italians! The hour has come to engage in your highest destiny… From the Alps to the straits of Sicily, there is but one cry — Italian independence.” The words were stirring, visionary, and […]
Continue ReadingThere are bolder crimes. There are more lucrative crimes. There are crimes that will be remembered long after the perpetrators are gone. But few crimes in recent memory have had quite the same combination of audacity, absurdity, and chocolate as the theft of an entire lorry carrying 413,793 Formula 1-branded KitKat bars.
Continue ReadingIn a European first, Italian regulators have raided LVMH offices over accusations that its beauty brands – Sephora and Benefit – used child micro-influencers to push anti-ageing creams and serums on children as young as ten.
Continue ReadingA midnight art theft at the Magnani Rocca Foundation near Parma has shocked the art world, with thieves making off with three Impressionist masterpieces worth an estimated €9 million.
Continue ReadingOn 29 March 1516, the Doge of Venice signed a decree that changed a word forever. The small island in the Cannaregio quarter to which Venice’s Jewish population was confined would give its name — ghetto — to every enforced urban segregation in history.
Continue ReadingIn the biggest Italian corporate move of 2026, state-controlled Poste Italiane has launched a surprise takeover offer for TIM. This would effectively reverse its privatisation nearly three decades after it left public hands. The market is sceptical. TIM’s board has yet to even appoint advisers, and some say the Meloni government’s fingerprints are all over […]
Continue ReadingPart anti-Trump, part anti-Meloni, part anti-war – tens of thousands took to the streets of Rome on Saturday in the Italian chapter of the ‘No Kings’ movement. It drew, what organisers say could be the largest day of domestic political protest in US history, with more than nine million participants worldwide.
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