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Sport

Mbappé apologises for 'ill-judged' joke about China's Mao Zedong

The decision came after the clip spread on social media across China, where jokes about Mao, who died in 1976, are seen as disrespectful.

27 October 2026

EU News

Italian police discover chat groups linked to Milan riots

A 30-year-old researcher detained over the clashes in Milan has refused to answer a judge’s questions, as police investigating the unrest uncovered chats threatening officers and carried out searches across Italy.

27 October 2026

Space

Can Europe go it alone in space? Ministers to decide in Rome

Europe is seeking to boost its presence in space and cut technological dependence on other states. The 15 December ESA summit in Rome will shape choices on astronauts, cargo and investment.

26 October 2026

Culture news

Italy and Africa accelerate cultural heritage restoration plans

Cooperation between Italy and Africa is focused on training, traceability and the restoration of cultural heritage.

26 October 2026

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Europe News

Italy to respond to clashes in Milan 'with great firmness,' FM says

From preventive detention to bans on gatherings: proposed measures and new powers for troops deployed in Milan

20 October 2026

Business

Stellantis backs Chinese partnerships to avoid European plant closures

Chief executive Antonio Filosa says sharing factory capacity could help keep plants open, as Stellantis invests in new platforms and European batteries.

13 October 2026

Europe News

What we know about Pope Leo XIV's upcoming lung operation

The Vatican press office has said doctors expect the pope's recovery to take around a week. That would make it possible for him to leave for his visit to Latin America as planned on 6 November.

12 October 2026

Business

Italy's battery gold rush: Energy storage creates a new market

From paper projects to batteries now online: the energy market is changing and the value of storage is soaring worldwide

29 September 2026

Economy

Italy's fuel crisis: SOCAR announces price cap at IP stations

State-owned Azerbaijani group SOCAR is introducing a gradual price cap on the IP network after buying Italiana Petroli; from Monday a maximum price for petrol and diesel will also apply at ENI filling stations.

27 September 2026

Europe News

Emma Bonino dies at 78 after decades of human rights activism

From the fight for abortion and women's rights to her commitment to Europe and human rights: Emma Bonino's political journey.

11 September 2026

Europe News

From doomscrolling to nomophobia: new digital-age conditions reshaping our brains

Doomscrolling, nomophobia, FOMO and social media addiction: the new digital disorders, what they mean and when smartphones become a problem

Europe News

306 people infected with salmonella in Belgium in egg-linked outbreak

Salmonella are a group of bacteria that can cause a gastrointestinal illness called salmonellosis. Symptoms of infection often include diarrhoea, a fever and abdominal cramps.

Business

Eni doubles down on Egyptian gas: $8.5bn in investments and 230 new wells

The Italian energy giant is deepening its footprint in Egypt with a wave of new exploration, as Cairo pushes to become a regional gas hub.

Business

Who is Giancarlo Devasini, Italy's richest man?

Bitcoin is nearing $80,000 again, putting the crypto economy and Giancarlo Devasini in the spotlight.

Earth News

Marmolada, shrinking ice and weaker permafrost: 'Dolomites under strain'

Marmolada glacier in retreat, permafrost deteriorating and high-altitude water dwindling: Legambiente warns of a crisis in the Venetian Dolomites

Culture news

Pompeii, life went on after Vesuvius: new discovery points to the Renaissance

New fifteenth- and sixteenth-century finds rekindle the mystery of Pompeii: the city was not forgotten after the eruption, but lived on in local memory.

Business

Commerzbank, German resistance wanes: UniCredit nears deal, what could change

UniCredit eyes control of Commerzbank as Berlin opens the door on its 12.7% stake. What it means for Italy, Germany and European banks

Europe News

Mount Etna lightning strike kills hiker from the US

The man is believed to have been hiking in the isolated Rocca Capra area of the volcano, in the Valle del Bove, around 1,400 metres above sea level.

Europe News

Stellantis recalls 955,000 cars: New setback for group's credibility

Stellantis is recalling 955,000 vehicles over a fault with the rear-view camera, further fuelling questions over the carmaker's credibility.

Europe News

Switzerland helps out as Italy's northern lakes are in crisis

Lake Maggiore is suffering from drought and Switzerland is increasing releases from Lake Lugano. Water is also scarce in Piedmont, Lombardy, Veneto and the Marche: this is Italy's new emergency.

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