Palermo prosecutors have requested a six-year prison sentence for Matteo Salvini, accusing him of preventing 147 migrants from landing in Lampedusa in 2019, when he was Minister of the Interior in the Conte government. Salvini faces charges of kidnapping for his actions regarding the Spanish ship Open Arms.
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Ettore Bugatti, born in Milan on 15th September 1881, was more than just a car designer, he was an artist, an inventor, and a perfectionist. Known for his groundbreaking luxury cars, Bugatti’s work went beyond engineering and became a symbol of automotive excellence.
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Dante and Beatrice By Henry Holiday – http://www.earthrites.org/turfing/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Henry-Holiday-The-First-Meeting-of-Dante-and-Beatrice.jpg, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=18738250
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Former Liguria governor Giovanni Toti has reached a plea bargain agreement with the State Attorney’s Office for a suspended sentence of two years and one month, sources revealed on Friday.
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As the new year begins, many young Italians are already leaving their school days behind them. According to a study conducted by CGIA based on Eurostat and Istat data, 431,000 people aged 18 to 24 are school dropouts.
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The Italian army will guard medical staff at a hospital in Vibo Valentia, Calabria, following a series of attacks on doctors and nurses across southern Italy.
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Mario Draghi, former Italian premier and European central banker, presented a report this week outlining Europe’s urgent need for a new industrial strategy to tackle an existential challenge. His report was critical on the EU’s stance regarding AI.
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The Lower House approved a measure on Thursday in the government’s security bill that bans the sale of ‘cannabis light’. This includes hemp flowers and products containing a minimal level of THC, the psychoactive compound in marijuana that causes a high.
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The upcoming G7 Culture Summit will feature events in Pompeii, according to the city’s Mayor, Carmine Lo Sapio.
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On 12th September 1943, one of the most daring rescue missions of World War II unfolded in the heart of the Italian mountains. The Gran Sasso raid, also known as “Operation Eiche” (Operation Oak), saw German forces launch a high-risk mission to rescue the deposed Italian dictator Benito Mussolini from captivity.
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