Capaci, 34 years later: memory, controversy, and civic engagement
In Palermo, 34 years after the Capaci massacre, demonstrations, institutional interventions, and Maria Falcone's appeal for shared remembrance
Martina Pellegrino proposed and edited the dossier on the Uffizi restoration after a site visit, advocating an editorial approach based on historical contextualization. A history editor, she is known for one detail: she annotates chronologies on vintage Florentine postcards.
In Palermo, 34 years after the Capaci massacre, demonstrations, institutional interventions, and Maria Falcone's appeal for shared remembrance
Leaders from the UK, France, Germany, Italy and other countries call for an end to settlement expansion, warn businesses about work in the E1 area and raise concerns about settler violence.
Chiara Ferragni walked the runway at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival wearing a Roberto Cavalli model; more than the dress code, it was her face and her reaction to criticism that sparked comments.
Fuel shortages have left vast areas without electricity and intensified international political pressure.
The Treasury Department targeted Cuba's main spy agency and nine citizens, including ministers; analysis of motivations and effects
Numbers, surprises, and prizes: what happened in the latest episode of Amici 25
Cecilia Rodriguez explained on social media that she improvised a cut on her dress to breastfeed her baby girl, born on October 15th; between weaning and plans for another child, practical choices and couple desires emerge.
A large-scale drone strike has hit the Moscow region: three victims, extensive damage and an increase in air defense operations that mark a new escalation
Mayor Agostino Chiarello chose irony and a Pinocchio costume to respond to the attacks and launch the list Roots and Wings
A monthly GDP increase is greeted with cautious optimism as authorities lower annual estimates, exposing structural risks
Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly planning a one-day visit to China on May 20, shortly after the summit between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump; sources say it will be a basic meeting but without elaborate ceremonies.
Two recent decisions - the partial pardon granted by Sergio Mattarella to the trafficker Faraj and the failure of the Constitutional Court to admit Lam Magok in the Almasri case - have reopened the debate on criminal liability, protection of victims and the interests of the State.
Patrizia Rossetti declares her interest in returning to the Island of the Famous as a correspondent and expresses reservations about Belen Rodriguez, citing alternatives and recalling episodes of her past as a castaway
Diplomacy falters: Trump rejects the Iranian proposal and speaks of a ceasefire "on life support", with fighting and naval actions keeping tensions high.
The new DHS course aims to stay out of the spotlight, but the rhetoric on deportations remains central and recruitment is being accelerated to fulfill election promises.
Alberto Matano prefers not to comment on the rumors surrounding Domenica In and focuses on the innovation of La Vita in Diretta.
Tokyo reopens markets after Golden Week: the Nikkei gains 1,20% while the yen strengthens and Brent loses ground, in a context also influenced by negotiations between Iran and the United States.
Shortly before 23pm on May 3, a 26-year-old Peruvian man was hit by a train at Sesto San Giovanni station; emergency services could only confirm his death.
Pitagora, a cat from the Antropozoa association, makes his debut at the Meyer Hospital: a weekly pediatric psychiatric experiment to promote emotional and relational well-being.
Massimo Giletti expressed solidarity with Barbara d'Urso but did not renounce critical remarks, recognizing Pier Silvio Berlusconi's role in Mediaset's growth.
Raffaella Fico and Armando Izzo seemed close, then a series of mixed signals arrived: here's what happened and why fans are confused
The proposal adopted by the European Parliament introduces limits on trade, increased health controls and tools to combat mistreatment of cats and dogs.
On April 28, 2026, the 142-meter North crossed the Strait of Hormuz and was part of a series of transits that allowed hundreds of Philippine crew members to exit the Gulf waters.
Paolo Fox indicates a month of new beginnings for some signs, practical tensions for others and sentimental opportunities: here are the highlights.
The approved text introduces more stringent criteria for the GSP , strengthens monitoring mechanisms and clarifies suspension procedures for serious violations.
Overview of the most significant events of April 27, from parliamentary hearings to papal meetings to football matches.
The JST Jazz Parade passed through the centre of Turin with a New Orleans-inspired marching band, Lindy-Hop entertainment and soloists from the Jazz School Torino
D'Urso launches legal battle against Mediaset: here's what emerged from the accusations, denials, and failed mediation.
The famous weekly magazine Chi risks disappearing from newsstands as Mondadori redistributes resources towards books and digital.
The community of Umm al-Khair holds daily outdoor classes after a settler-erected barbed wire fence blocked the school route: stories of fear, resistance and calls for action
A viral podcast story calls into question Trump's access to nuclear codes: what evidence supports this story?
Elodie and Franceska are back in the spotlight: with public gestures, rings, and a newsletter about a barefoot wedding on the beach.
The provision included in the security decree which recognises a financial contribution to lawyers who facilitate voluntary repatriation has provoked harsh reactions among the bar associations and the opposition forces.
An attack at a Kyiv supermarket left five dead, several injured, and a confrontation with police ended with the suspect's death; investigations are ongoing.
The withdrawal of Peter Mandelson's clearance and the decision to overwrite the results of the checks raise questions about procedures, accountability and transparency at Downing Street.
Francesco Chiofalo transformed the interview with Belve into an ironic show, revealing figures on his earnings and observations on the world of influencers
The northern section of the A1 in the Florence area has been reopened after a lorry carrying tankers hit the roof of a tunnel: traffic is still limited and queues remain.
Introduction to the challenges of Tuesday 14 April and the complete picture of the quarter-finals with analysis of the teams' conditions and possible scenarios
The case highlights the irregular management of lots in the Chernobyl contaminated area and the possible effects on public health due to unauthorised agricultural production.
UN panel describes tent burnings, targeted attacks and increased displacement, calling on international community to intervene
Leo XIV will leave for an eleven-day itinerary in four African countries, bringing the Church's message to contexts marked by conflict, demographic growth and social tensions.
Trump orders a naval blockade at a key global energy transit point: between risks to oil prices and diplomatic openings, the scenario remains uncertain.
A victory that breaks sixteen years of Viktor Orban's government and draws the attention of Brussels and international partners
The truce between Washington and Tehran has temporarily halted hostilities but has exposed strategic limitations, risks to global energy and unresolved regional tensions.
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