Meloni happy to remain in European opposition if needs be.
Premier Giorgia Meloni stated on Friday that she would remain in opposition in Europe unless a “compatible” majority could be established.
Continue ReadingPremier Giorgia Meloni stated on Friday that she would remain in opposition in Europe unless a “compatible” majority could be established.
Continue ReadingDefence Minister Guido Crosetto stated on Friday that the Italian Constitution prohibits the government from allowing Kyiv to use the weapons provided by Italy on targets within Russian territory.
Continue ReadingThe French Open at Roland Garros started just under a week ago, and there is still an Italian presence in both the men’s and women’s singles competitions.
Continue ReadingOn May 31, 1594, the art world lost one of its most dynamic and influential figures, Jacopo Robusti, known as Tintoretto.
Continue ReadingItaly’s tourism sector is poised for an exceptional summer, with an estimated 216 million overnight stays at official accommodation facilities expected between June and August, according to a survey by Florence’s Tourism Study Centre (Centro Studi Turistici).
Continue ReadingOn Thursday, Premier Giorgia Meloni commemorated the 100th anniversary of the courageous speech by Giacomo Matteotti, delivered in parliament against Benito Mussolini’s violent and fraudulent rise to power.
Continue ReadingEmilia-Romagna, a picturesque region in northern Italy, has firmly positioned itself as a leader in sustainable and green tourism. Renowned for its landscapes, Emilia-Romagna is now drawing attention for its innovative green tourism initiatives and commitment to eco-friendly practices.
Continue ReadingOn 30th May 1924, a pivotal and courageous speech delivered in the Italian parliament marked the beginning of a crisis for Benito Mussolini’s Fascist government. The young socialist politician behind the speech, Giacomo Matteotti, denounced the recent general election as fraudulent and violent, a stance that led to his kidnap and murder.
Continue ReadingPremier Giorgia Meloni’s cabinet approved a significant justice reform bill on Wednesday, aiming to separate the career paths of prosecutors and judges within Italy’s judiciary.
Continue ReadingTop Italian novelist Sandro Veronesi announced Wednesday that he will not participate in the Italian delegation at October’s Frankfurt Book Fair, where Italy is the guest of honour. Veronesi’s decision follows the exclusion of Roberto Saviano, a left-leaning author and outspoken government critic, from the event.
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