Spate of workplace tragedies hits Italy again
Italy continues to grapple with a deadly wave of workplace tragedies. On Monday, four men lost their lives in separate incidents across Turin, Riposto (Catania), Monza, and Rome.
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Pope declares Carlo Acutis first Millennial Saint
Pope Leo XIV has declared Carlo Acutis, a London-born Italian who died in 2006 aged 15, the Catholic church’s first millennial saint.
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Italy hosting WTTC tourism summit
Italy will host the World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) 25th Global Summit in Rome from 28 to 30 September.
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Andrea Camilleri at 100 and the island of Sicily
Andrea Camilleri would have turned one hundred today, 6th September 1925, born in Porto Empedocle, Sicily. His name is synonymous with Inspector Salvo Montalbano, but to regard him merely as a crime writer is to diminish a vast, multifaceted literary legacy.
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Study warns of rising ‘slopaganda’ on social media
“Slopaganda,” a new term for propaganda driven by artificial intelligence, is spreading on social media platforms, experts warn.
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Pakistani man arrested in Trieste on terrorism charges
A 25-year-old Pakistani man was arrested in Trieste on terrorism charges, police said.
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Rome to invest €9 million in Aurelian Walls project
Rome will spend €9.245 million to redevelop a five-kilometre stretch of the ancient Aurelian Walls, the city announced this week.
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Meloni pledges protection for Italians on Global Sumud flotilla
Premier Giorgia Meloni said her government will take steps to protect Italians joining the Global Sumud Flotilla heading to Gaza.
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Arrest of armed Turkish men in Viterbo
Premier Giorgia Meloni praised Italy’s police and Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi on Thursday following the arrest of two armed Turkish men in Viterbo.
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Giorgio Armani dies aged 91
Giorgio Armani, the Italian designer who revolutionised fashion and built a global empire, has died aged 91.
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