Morandi Bridge Verdict: Autostrade CEO Sentenced to 12 Years as Families Reject Belated Apologies
Autostrade CEO sentenced to 12 years for 2018 Morandi Bridge collapse that killed 43. Landmark verdict holds infrastructure firms liable.
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Autostrade CEO sentenced to 12 years for 2018 Morandi Bridge collapse that killed 43. Landmark verdict holds infrastructure firms liable.
Italy's Premiolino 2026 honors six journalists for reporting on organized crime, geopolitics, and abuse. The 66th edition of Italy's oldest press award.
Italy approves controversial electoral reform with 42% bonus threshold. Opposition prepares constitutional court challenge over power concentration concerns.
Milan prosecutors close Serie A referee case against Inter and Rocchi, finding no criminal fraud. FIGC disciplinary review continues—potential sporting sanctions still possible.
Adriatic LNG's pivot from Qatar to U.S. shipments ensures Italy's energy stability. Learn how this 14% gas supply hedge protects residents and industry.
Italy's new "Liberi di Scegliere" law lets mafia-born youth and women leave safely without becoming witnesses. New identities, relocation, financial support provided.
Meloni's coalition falls one vote short on electoral reform. What happens to voter choice and candidate selection in Italy's new system?
Roberto Vannacci's Futuro Nazionale sparks Pescara protests and coalition instability. What the 6.3% polling party means for Italy's 2027 elections and policy.
Italy's Supreme Court delivers final verdict on self-defense law after jeweler killed two robbers. What it means for shopkeepers nationwide.