Crack down on Mafia-linked ultras in Milan
Police and Guardia di Finanza Crack Down on Mafia-Linked Ultras in Milan.
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Author: Deborah Cater
Deborah Cater holds a Master’s degree in English Literature and is a skilled editor, copywriter, and journalist. As the founder of Italy News Online, she combines her expertise in content creation with an understanding of Italian culture to deliver accurate and engaging news for an English-speaking audience.
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5th October: National Day of Historic Places
On Saturday 5th October, Italy will once again celebrate the National Day of Historic Places with a series of special events, guided tours, and tastings across restaurants, hotels, and cafés that have played a vital role in shaping the country’s history and culture.
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On this day in history: physicist Enrico Fermi born
On 29th September 1901, Enrico Fermi, one of the most influential physicists of the 20th century, was born in Rome.
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Opposition to wind farms in Orvieto
Environmentalists, actors, and film directors are among those opposing plans to install 200-metre-high wind turbines near the medieval town of Orvieto.
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On this day in history: actor Marcello Mastroianni born
Born on 28th September, 1924, Marcello Mastroianni would go on to become one of the most celebrated actors in Italian cinema.
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Mattarella says climate change action inadequate
Italian President Sergio Mattarella said on Saturday that the environment and climate change had been inadequately addressed for too long. Speaking at a UN seminar on climate change in Bonn during his State visit to Germany, Mattarella criticised past efforts.
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Increased jail time for attacks on medical staff
Today, the Italian government increased the maximum jail time to five years for those carrying out attacks on medical staff.
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On this day in history: author Grazia Deledda born
Born on 27th September 1871 in the small town of Nuoro, Sardinia, Grazia Deledda became the first Italian woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Deledda’s works, rich in Sardinian culture and traditions, delve into the human condition, exploring themes of fate, guilt, and redemption that resonate far beyond her island home.
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Musk denies romance with Meloni
Elon Musk has dismissed rumours of a romantic relationship with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. A photo of the pair went viral, showing them sharing a warm glance.
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Italy to start failing students for bad behaviour
Italy has reintroduced a controversial “grades for conduct” policy allowing students to fail based on their behaviour, amid growing concerns over rising aggression towards teachers.
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