Off-grid family accepts temporary home
The British-Australian couple whose three children were removed from their off-grid home in Abruzzo have accepted an offer of a temporary home.
Continue ReadingThe British-Australian couple whose three children were removed from their off-grid home in Abruzzo have accepted an offer of a temporary home.
Continue ReadingItaly’s education minister has launched an investigation after a “rape list” appeared in a Rome high school, triggering national outrage and reviving debate over femicide and sex education.
Continue ReadingItaly’s Audit Court has released its detailed explanation for rejecting the government’s plan to build a suspension bridge across the Messina Strait.
Continue ReadingRome — Italy’s Defence Minister Guido Crosetto on Thursday proposed reintroducing compulsory military service in Italy, two decades after it was suspended. He said he plans to present a draft bill to cabinet and then to parliament.
Continue ReadingThere has been a dramatic new development in the case of Chiara Poggi, the 26-year-old economics graduate murdered at her home in Garlasco (Pavia) in August 2007. On Thursday, an expert report apparently found DNA under two of Poggi’s fingernails compatible with that of Andrea Sempio, a friend of her brother’s.
Continue ReadingItaly’s retirement age is expected to move towards 70 in the coming decades as the country adapts to fast-ageing demographics, according to the OECD’s Pensions at a Glance 2025 report released on Thursday.
Continue ReadingAn Italian man from Borgo Virgilio, near Mantua, is under investigation for alleged benefit fraud and concealing a body. Police say he disguised himself as his dead mother to collect her pension.
Continue ReadingMilan prosecutors on Tuesday requested a prison sentence of one year and eight months for influencer and entrepreneur Chiara Ferragni. The case links to the sale of charity-themed Christmas cakes and Easter eggs. She faces charges of aggravated fraud.
Continue ReadingItaly’s Lower House on Tuesday unanimously approved a bill that introduces a specific crime of femicide into the country’s criminal code. The femicide law is now actionable.
Continue ReadingItalian architect and urban planner Stefano Boeri, known for his focus on sustainable development, was born in Milan on 25th November, 1956. He is best known for the Bosco Verticale, or Vertical Forest, a pair of residential towers that transformed a corner of the city’s Isola district.
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