Sinner ready to focus on tennis at Italian Open
Jannik Sinner says he’s not afraid to return to the court as he prepares to compete at the Italian Open after serving a three-month doping ban.
Continue ReadingJannik Sinner says he’s not afraid to return to the court as he prepares to compete at the Italian Open after serving a three-month doping ban.
Continue ReadingThe international food and beverage fair Tuttofood opened this week at Fiera Milano Rho. Organisers and stakeholders praised the event’s role in reaffirming the strength and innovation of Italy’s agri-food sector.
Continue ReadingLegambiente’s 2025 “Carovana delle Alpi” report highlights a growing commitment to sustainability across Italy’s Alpine regions. This year, 19 Green Flags were awarded to commendable environmental initiatives, while 9 Black Flags highlighted areas of concern.
Continue ReadingOn Saturday 3 May, the wife of celebrated Italian author Andrea Camilleri, Rosetta Dello Siesto, was laid to rest in Rome.
Continue ReadingA digitally altered image of Donald Trump dressed as the pope has caused uproar online. The US president shared it on his Truth Social platform on Friday night.
Continue ReadingItaly has issued a precautionary recall of several batches of pasteurised milk. It has prompted immediate action from major supermarkets.
Continue ReadingNiccolò Machiavelli, the Florentine diplomat, political philosopher and author of The Prince, was born on 3 May 1469. More than five centuries later, his name is still synonymous with ruthless political cunning. However, the truth is far more complex than the word “Machiavellian” suggests.
Continue ReadingRome has reopened the 19th-century Casina del Salvi, located inside the Celio Archaeological Park near the Colosseum. The newly restored neoclassical building now hosts a café and public study hall.
Continue ReadingMost Italians want the next pope to follow the path of the late Francis, a new survey revealed on Friday.
Continue ReadingItaly has dropped three places in the 2025 World Press Freedom Index, falling from 46th to 49th position, according to the annual report by Reporters Without Borders (RSF). The Paris-based NGO warns that journalists in Italy continue to face significant threats, particularly from mafia groups and political interference. The announcement comes ahead of World Press […]
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