181 Cosa Nostra members arrested
Police arrested 181 suspected Cosa Nostra members on Tuesday in a large operation linked to a Palermo investigation into the Mafia.
Continue ReadingPolice arrested 181 suspected Cosa Nostra members on Tuesday in a large operation linked to a Palermo investigation into the Mafia.
Continue ReadingA courier saw a woman bleeding as she called for help from the window of her home in Roncoferraro, Mantua. Her ex-partner had hit her with a hammer on the head about 10 times.
Continue ReadingItaly has once again confirmed its status as Europe’s premier tourist destination, securing the top spot in the 2024 European Tourism Reputation Index (ETR Index), compiled by research institute Demoskopika.
Continue ReadingFrom 14 February to 4 March 2025, Venice Carnival will once again dazzle visitors. This year marks the 300th anniversary of Giacomo Casanova’s birth, making him the central theme. The invitation is to embrace the game, love, and intrigue that defined both his life and 18th-century Venice.
Continue ReadingPremier Giorgia Meloni has agreed to meet the new head of the magistrates’ union, ANM, amid a dispute over justice reform and other political-judicial issues.
Continue ReadingA 51-year-old woman was stabbed to death by her 57-year-old disabled husband in Venaria Reale, near Turin. The man then allegedly attempted suicide by ingesting drugs. This the last in a spate of femicides in Italy.
Continue ReadingItaly has declined to join 79 countries in signing a joint declaration supporting the International Criminal Court (ICC) after US President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on its staff.
Continue ReadingA Renaissance painting by Moretto da Brescia was damaged when a visitor tripped and fell against it at the Santa Giulia Museum in Brescia. The accident occurred during an exhibition showcasing Renaissance works.
Continue ReadingItaly and Slovenia’s presidents attended official ceremonies on Saturday to inaugurate the European Capital of Culture 2025, jointly held by Gorizia and Nova Gorica.
Continue ReadingA 40-year-old man of Romanian nationality desecrated the main altar of St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican by climbing onto it and toppling six bronze candelabras, each dating back to 1865 and valued at €30,000. He then began removing the linen altar cloth before being swiftly detained by Vatican security personnel.
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