Politics · National NewsBrusca Testimony Confirms Mafia Planned to Frame Left for 1992 Bombings
Former Mafia boss Giovanni Brusca testified that Cosa Nostra planned to frame Italy’s Left for the 1992–1993 bombings to boost Berlusconi’s rise.
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Economy · PoliticsTaranto Steel Plant: Layoffs Paused as Court Ruling Imminent, Public Ownership Under Consideration
Italy stops layoffs for 2,500 Taranto steel workers as court ruling on plant shutdown expected imminently. Public ownership and green transition under review.
Politics · EconomyEurope is a 'Gentle Superpower': Why the Doom and Gloom is Wrong for Italy
TEHA CEO De Molli labels EU a 'gentle superpower' at Lake Como forum. Key stats show better inequality and energy data for Italy residents.
Politics · National NewsItaly and Estonia Reaffirm Support for Ukraine in Quirinale Meeting
President Mattarella and Estonia’s President Karis met at the Quirinale to reaffirm support for Ukraine, discussing European defence, Gaza, migration, and peace efforts.
Politics · National NewsVannacci's New Party Overtakes Lega in Polls as Government Faces Right-Flank Revolt
Roberto Vannacci's Futuro Nazionale polls above Lega, threatening Italy's coalition stability. Analysis of the political fallout and what it means for residents.
Politics · National NewsSenate Votes on Electoral Reform: Blocked Lists, 42% Threshold at Stake
Italy's Senate votes on electoral reform with blocked lists and a 42% threshold at stake. Know how it affects your vote, coalition politics, and representation in Rome.
Politics · National NewsInside Italy's League Party Split: Salvini Faces Rebellion from Former Allies
Former League MPs challenge Salvini's leadership. Pontida gathering will test if grassroots demands for northern autonomy can reshape Italian politics and coalition stability.
Politics · National NewsVannacci's 7.5% Poll Surge Forces Italy's Coalition Into Electoral Law Scramble
Ex-general Vannacci's new party hits 7.5% in polls, forcing Meloni's coalition to scramble on electoral reform. Senate vote Sept 15 could reshape how Italy governs.
Economy · PoliticsItaly's Borrowing Costs Hit Two-Year Peak: What Rising Rates Mean for Your Wallet
Italy's bond yields hit highest since Nov 2023. Learn how upcoming ECB rate decisions, inflation & oil prices affect mortgages, savings in Italy.