Stories from Milan · Italy

The Milan General Prosecutor's Office is activating Interpol to conduct verifications regarding the Minetti case. Prosecutors in Milan are investigating an alleged match-fixing system involving former referee Rocchi and other officials from Serie A and Serie B. The investigation, which began in late 2024, relies on testimonies from 29 former and current referees and linesmen. Investigators are working to identify other individuals who may have made agreements with Rocchi regarding match assignments. The first interrogations are scheduled for Thursday. Milan's Attorney General, Francesca Nanni, has ordered urgent investigations by Interpol regarding the Minette case. The investigation follows reports by the newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano concerning the circumstances of a 9-year-old child's adoption and related health issues.

An updated edition of an essay detailing nearly a century of organized crime history in Milan, its surrounding areas, and Lombardy will be presented tonight. The event takes place at 18:00 at the Casa della Memoria located at Via Falconieri 19 in Milan. The work is curated by Mario Portanova, Giampiero Rossi, and Franco Stefano.

The substitute prosecutor of the Court of Appeal, Brusa, stated the procedure was initiated by the Ministry of Justice. The investigation found no anomalies in the case files.

Defense lawyers for Marcello Dell'Utri claim the funds were received lawfully due to personal affection for a friend. The investigation involves the Guardia di Finanza. The previous hypothesis regarding the assets has lapsed. The case involves allegations of illicit financial activity. The proceedings are being transferred to Milan. The source noted that two-thirds of the amounts are subject to statutes of limitations. The case involves the relationship between Berlusconi and Dell'Utri.

Fuel subsidy cuts enacted following the Hormuz Strait crisis are set to expire in three days. If these subsidies are not restored, diesel prices could reach 230 cents and gasoline prices could approach two euros. The expiration follows the recent disruption in the Hormuz Strait.

The Italian Ministry of Justice has signed an authorization requested by the Milan Court of Appeal Prosecutor's Office for new verifications regarding Nicole Minetti. Justice Minister Nordio signed an authorization requested by the Milan Court of Appeal General Prosecutor to conduct new verifications in the Minetti case. The move follows a request from the Quirinale for clarifications regarding alleged falsehoods in a document related to the case. The investigation follows recent press reports concerning the matter. The Ministry stated that no negative elements presented in recent press articles were found after conducting verifications. The investigation into Nicol Minetti involves claims of falsity in questioning. President Mattarella has requested the Ministry of Justice verify the validity of the pardon requirements for Nicol Minetti following press reports.

Northern Italian airports recently implemented brief kerosene rationing, according to expert Laura Fromberg. Some regions in Asia are also reportedly reducing fuel usage. Ralf Beisel, managing director of the Airport Association ADV, defended airlines as flight routes near profitability face doubled prices. The expert noted that supply issues are becoming a problem in specific global locations. Expert Laura Fromberg noted that some regions are experiencing kerosene shortages. Aviation fuel is being rationed in parts of Asia and was recently rationed at airports in northern Italy. Fromberg stated that Germany does not currently see the same level of scarcity.

The individual allegedly violated anti-mafia prevention laws by failing to report changes in personal assets. This occurred despite receiving approximately 42 million euros between 2014 and 2024. While the statute of limitations has expired for certain aspects, assets remain under seizure.

A radio production is being staged that depicts the true story of radio broadcasters in the 1930s. These broadcasters were unknowingly exposed to a radioactive substance in their work. The substance was later discovered to be carcinogenic. A theatrical production is structured on two fronts, with one part being more and based on the true story of radio workers. These workers were forced to work with a substance containing radium without their knowledge. The other part of the show is lighter and ironic.

The Italian government was reportedly unaware of a decision made by a bilateral entity, despite having a representative on its board. This lack of awareness is surprising, and the current rhetoric suggests their representative did not provide advance warning. This situation is seen as part of Italy's domestic political system.