Goffredo Mameli, a fervent follower of political revolutionary Giuseppe Mazzini and a supporter of the Risorgimento movement, is the author of the words to the Italian national anthem, “Fratelli d’Italia.” He died on 6th July 1849 in Rome.
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In 2015, Giacomo Bozzoli killed his uncle Mario by throwing him into the furnace of their foundry. On Monday, the Supreme Court of Cassation made definitive a life sentence for the 39-year-old businessman. When police went to arrest him, Giacomo Bozzoli was on the run.
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At a rally in Latina, the CGIL union chief called for the government to do more about the 3 million off-book workers in Italy.
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On 4th July 2024, the Milan Public Prosecutor’s Office requested the trial of Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè and 16 others for false accounting related to the Visibilia case.
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Donatella Di Pietrantonio was announced overnight as the winner of the 2024 Strega Prize, Italy’s top literary award, for her novel ‘L’Età Fragile’ (The Fragile Age).
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The Italian Antitrust Authority announced Friday it has ordered two companies associated with businesswoman and fashion influencer Chiara Ferragni to pay at least €1.2million over three years to the children’s charity ‘I Bambini delle Fate.’
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The SAC agency operating Catania airport closed its airspace early on Friday due to ash in the atmosphere caused by Mount Etna eruption. Meanwhile, the Sicilian Island of Stromboli is on red alert because of volcanic activity there.
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Veteran tennis player Fabio Fognini defeated Norwegian Caspar Ruud in four sets to move into the third round of Wimbledon. Later the same day, the all-Italian match saw Sinner defeat Berrettini, also in four sets.
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A bill proposing to make surrogacy a universal crime advanced in the Senate on Wednesday.
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The European Commission announced Wednesday its approval of the planned ITA-Lufthansa merger.
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