Politics · National NewsItaly's Government Pledges to Stay Until 2027 as Judicial Reform Vote Tightens
Italy votes March 22-23 on judge-prosecutor separation. Government vows to stay until 2027 regardless. Polls tighten as reform divides judiciary.
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Politics · National NewsItaly's Judicial Referendum 2026: What Court Reforms Mean for Your Legal Rights
May 2026: Italy votes on judicial reforms affecting magistrate independence and your court rights. What the referendum means for trials, legal protections, and EU compliance.
Sports · National NewsItaly Sweeps Gold and Silver in Olympic Skicross at Livigno
Simone Deromedis wins gold, Federico Tomasoni takes silver as Italy claims historic 1-2 finish in Olympic skicross at Milano Cortina 2026 in Livigno.
Sports · National NewsItaly's Winter Olympic Breakthrough: How 27 Medals Signal a New Era for Alpine Nation
Italy achieves Winter Olympic success with 27 medals at Milano Cortina 2026. Discover how targeted investment transformed Italian winter sports performance.
Sports · National NewsItalian Ski Champion Wins Olympic Silver While Honoring Late Partner Matilde Lorenzi
Federico Tomasoni's ski cross silver at Milano Cortina 2026 honors late partner Matilde Lorenzi. Emotional tribute reignites Italy athlete safety debate.
Economy · National NewsItaly's Small Businesses Pay €5.4 Billion More for Electricity Than EU Average
Italian small businesses pay 68% more for electricity than EU average. Learn about new subsidies, self-generation grants, and government relief measures for 2026.
Politics · National NewsItaly's Small Towns Face Staffing Crisis: What Mayors Are Demanding from Rome
Italy's smallest towns face a staffing emergency with 82% of secretary posts vacant. Mayors demand permanent €50M funding to prevent local service collapse.
Politics · National NewsMantovano Accuses Prosecutor Gratteri of Threatening Referendum Yes Voters
Government accuses Naples prosecutor of threatening referendum Yes voters as Italy's March 2026 judicial reform vote sparks clash between ministers and magistrates.
Sports · National NewsFontana's 14-Medal Legacy Ends as Athletes Push for Women's Nordic Combined Rights
Arianna Fontana closes 14-medal career as Anterselva protest highlights women's Nordic Combined ban—the only Winter Olympic sport without female events.