Stories from Milan · Italy

Sempio is scheduled to appear before magistrates on May 6 to face a new charge of voluntary homicide without complicity, aggravated by civilian presence and futile motives. This marks the second time Sempio has been summoned since the investigation began.

The Financial Times reported that CVC may be preparing a 9 billion euro offer. However, the payment association is currently burdened by 6 billion euros in debt. The Italian government may oppose the offer through its golden power authority.

The 5th Lombardy Regional Commission reported that 33 datacenters are currently active in Milan. These figures refer to clusters or groups of buildings rather than individual structures.

The Fistel union in Milan is seeking negotiations with Condé Nast Italia following the announcement of magazine closures and staff reductions. The union reports 15 layoffs are linked to the closure of Wired Italia and the outsourcing of technology department activities to India.

The Municipality of Milan and the Ministry of Culture have reportedly reached an agreement regarding the presidency of the Triennale. Vincenzo Trione, an art history professor at Yulma, is currently in pole position for the role.

Riccardo Decorato, the deputy mayor of Milan from the Fratelli d'Italia party, defended the tearing of Sergio Ramelli's posters. The incident occurred on the anniversary of Ramelli's death. Decorato reportedly attempted to retract his statements following the backlash.

Neo-fascist groups are gathering in Piazza Legorani for a procession scheduled to begin at 20:30. The march will travel through the streets of the city toward Diappaladini to commemorate Sergio Ramelli.

Leon Goretzka is reportedly in agreement with AC Milan regarding a potential move. The German player is expected to leave FC Bayern after this season, though his next destination has not been confirmed. The report originated from the Italian sports newspaper Gazeta dello Sport.

An international luxury brand sold products labeled as 'Made in Romania' that were of inferior quality. The products included footwear, bags, accessories, and leather goods.

A 33-year-old man was beaten by a group of neo-fascists in Milan. The incident occurred on Wednesday, according to the report. No specific motive or injuries were detailed in the broadcast. A deputy addressed an unauthorized fascist demonstration in Milan, where hundreds of people reportedly gathered with raised arms. The deputy described the event as an unworthy fascist commemoration in a city recognized for its resistance. The speaker said the responsibility to remember those who died during that era. A man was struck in the head with a wrench while returning home on a scooter in Via Paladini, Milan. The victim was identified as a right-wing militant. The incident involved an attack using a wrench.