Milan 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.
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Italy’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.
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Italian 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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Premier Giorgia Meloni condemned gender-based violence on Tuesday as Italy marked the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. She called it an attack on freedom and said it affects everyone.
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The Vatican on Tuesday released a new doctrinal note on monogamy approved by Pope Leo XIV. The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith said sex strengthens the bond between couples and should not be treated as only a means to have children.
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The removal of three children from their British-Australian parents living in a woodland shack in Palmoli, Abruzzo, has sparked a fierce political backlash. It also prompted government intervention, as well as a wider debate on child protection and lifestyle freedoms.
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The centre-left alliance will continue governing Campania and Puglia, while the centre right has held Veneto, according to results from Sunday and Monday’s regional elections. Turnout fell sharply in all three regions.
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Calabria had the third-highest share of people at risk of poverty in the European Union in 2024, according to new Eurostat data released on Monday. The region recorded a rate of 37.2%, behind only French Guyane (53.3%) and the Spanish city of Melilla (41.4%).
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An Australian–British couple living in Abruzzo woods will appeal against a court ruling that removed their three children and placed them in foster care. Their lawyer said on Friday that the decision contains “falsehoods” regarding the children’s schooling.
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The European Commission on Friday launched an infringement procedure against Italy over its use of so-called Golden Power in the banking sector. The procedure concerns the compatibility of Italy’s discretionary powers over banking mergers with EU law.
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