Italy's Judicial Overhaul: What the March Referendum Means for Your Rights
March 22-23 referendum reshapes Italy's judiciary. Judges and prosecutors to separate careers. What changes mean for residents and expats voting abroad.
Tracking politics for Italy — coverage from the newsroom in Rome.
March 22-23 referendum reshapes Italy's judiciary. Judges and prosecutors to separate careers. What changes mean for residents and expats voting abroad.
Two anarchists killed in bomb-making accident at Rome's Parco degli Acquedotti. Police investigate potential targets including railways and Leonardo defense facilities. Park safety review underway.
Italy's March 22-23 justice referendum separates judges and prosecutors. Meloni defends coalition amid undersecretary's alleged mafia ties. What it means for you.
Milan closes +0.4% in volatile session. Banks surge 3%+, Inwit plunges 7% on tower dispute. Middle East tensions weigh on energy markets.
Northern League founder Umberto Bossi's funeral will be held Sunday in Pontida, not Rome. His family chose the party's symbolic heartland over potential state honors.
Italy's Article 612-quater criminalizes deepfake distribution. Learn how victims can report AI-generated intimate images and what penalties perpetrators face.
Italy's controversial security decree enables 12-hour detention during protests without charges and €10,000 fines for organizers. Parliament battles 1,200+ amendments as your assembly rights hang in balance.
Italy votes Sunday on separating judges and prosecutors. Understand how this constitutional change impacts your legal rights, property disputes, and contract enforcement.
Umberto Bossi, Lega Nord founder, dies at 84 as his federalist vision becomes reality. How his 40-year fight reshaped Lombardy, Veneto, and Italy.