Stories from Milan · Italy

Prosecutors are investigating an attempted murder following a shooting on April 25 in Milan. Two members of the National Partisan Association of Italy were shot with a handgun. The victims were wearing scarves with the association's logo at the time of the attack.

A man has been detained after allegedly pointing a replica firearm that shoots plastic pellets at two people during a Liberation Day parade on April 25. The victims, identified as 66-year-old Nicola Fasciano and 62-year-old Rossana Gabrielli, sustained minor injuries.

Police arrested a boy following an incident on April 25 during a Liberation Day parade. The suspect allegedly pointed a replica firearm that shoots plastic pellets at two individuals. Nicola Fasciano, 66, and Rossana Gabrielli, 62, sustained minor injuries.

The Milanese community has denounced the use of violently antisemitic slogans during a parade. The incident occurred during celebrations for Liberation Day on April 25. Two militants from the National Association of Partisans, who organized the celebrations, were among the victims. The Jewish Brigade was reportedly excluded from the procession because it was carrying Israeli flags. Approximately 2,000 neo-fascist militants held a parade through the Città Studi area of Milan. The group performed Roman salutes and called for the presence of a leader three times during the procession. The event served as a commemoration for a young militant of the Frente della Giovane killed on April 29, 1975.

Ferrari has announced the Hipercell superyacht project, which was unveiled during Milan Design Week. The 30-meter vessel is inspired by Ferrari's commercial and racing car models.

Prosecutors in Milan are investigating a delivery platform for alleged exploitation of workers. The Milan Public Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into an alliance between the Camorra, Cosa Nostra, and 'Ndrangheta in Lombardy. Prosecutors described it as the most investigation conducted by the Milan Anti-Mafia Prosecutor's Office since the 2010 'Crimine Infinito' inquiry. A second hearing is scheduled for tomorrow at the Aula Bunker in Piazza Filangeri. Civil society anti-mafia associations have called for support for the judicial process. Prosecutors have charged a 21-year-old man with attempted murder following an attack on two members of the Partigiani association in Milan. Witnesses reported seeing the suspect stop a scooter and fire a handgun at the victims. The incident occurred on April 25, following local controversy regarding the exclusion of a pro-Israel march.

The Milan Prosecutor's Office has assigned Interpol to conduct urgent verifications regarding adoption procedures. The investigation follows media reports and an inquiry into the Minetti case. Verifications will include checks on international procedures.

The Milan stock exchange rose, led by a 2.2% increase in Borsa Italiana. Unicredit shares rose 2.1% following news of a capital increase in Generali. The Dow Jones fell 0.6% to 0.77%. In the energy sector, Eni rose 1.8%, while Asisin fell 3.1% and Fincantieri fell 3%.

Organizations fighting gender violence criticize the measure, claiming it represents a regression in protecting women's rights. Activist Lucy Cavasero stated the norm could have a dissuasive effect, discouraging victims from reporting abuses.

Political party headquarters for the Democratic Party and Rifondazione Comunista were vandalized in Novate Milanese on the night of April 25. No suspects have been identified in the report. The incident occurred during celebrations for the April 25th liberation anniversary.