There appears to be no limit to the heights Jannik Sinner can reach in 2026. On Sunday, the Italian world No. 1 delivered a masterclass at the Caja Mágica, dismantling Alexander Zverev 6-1, 6-2 in just 58 minutes to capture his first Madrid Open title.
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Molise is looking to its medieval past to secure its future. The Autonomous Tourist Board (AAST) has announced a collaborative project with 34 regional municipalities to develop the “Norman Route,” an ambitious network of themed itineraries designed to showcase the profound heritage left by the Norman people.
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Abruzzo Airport is cementing its status as a primary gateway to Central Italy, reporting a massive 65.8% increase in passenger traffic for the first four months of 2026.
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La Piccirella, a member of the Global Sumud Flotilla, arrived at Fiumicino airport this week following his detention. His return comes in the wake of a dramatic naval operation between April 29 and 30, where Israeli naval forces intercepted 21 vessels headed for Gaza in international waters south of Crete.
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A 41-year-old Bangladeshi man is in hospital in serious condition after being drugged and castrated by his partner in Angri.
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Alex Zanardi, the Bologna-born racing driver and Paralympic gold medallist, who overcame catastrophic injury to become one of Italy’s most beloved sporting figures, has died aged 59.
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Three days after a blaze fuelled by burning olive prunings tore through Tuscan woodland on Monte Faete, firefighters have made significant progress. However, conditions remain volatile and two new fires have broken out nearby.
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Six months after clearing rickshaws and caddies from its UNESCO streets, Florence begins issuing permits for a new, guided shuttle system. It is designed to bring order to the historic centre’s tourist transport chaos.
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From a first-century head of Alexander depicted as a sun god to a Renaissance letter from a duke to his poet, a landmark repatriation of artefacts marks 25 years of Italian-American cooperation against the global art trafficking trade.
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Italy’s government joins a chorus of international condemnation as Rome demands the immediate release of its citizens, aboard the Global Sumud flotilla, illegally detained in international waters. The developing situation takes a new turn with Israel’s announcement that activists will be brought ashore in Greece.
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