Stories from Milan · Italy

Intesa Sanpaolo reported a profit that was higher than a specified threshold or comparison point.

A project involving sound and music is being implemented around the perimeter of a prison in Milan. The initiative aims to reach every inmate with vibrational sound waves, as the sound has no walls or bars. Powerfresu has joined the project. A project in Milan involves walking around a prison perimeter, making sounds intended to reach every person inside, including inmates, guards, and management. Rosalba Casella supports this initiative. Another part of the project plans to bring kindergarten children into the prison's external and internal courtyards to share their games, sounds, and songs with prisoners when they wake up. Security concerns have been raised regarding sending young children and teachers into this environment.

An international forum addressing environmental issues such as river pollution, urban devastation, fauna, and forests is currently being prepared in Milan.

Radio Popolare reported on interventions in nursing homes aimed at the critical use and reduction of psychotropic drugs, particularly antidepressants.

A judicial investigation has been initiated in Milan following a death, with an autopsy considered a mandatory act by the magistracy. The source indicates this is an ongoing investigation.

The Lombardy Region announced its participation in the European Fund for Rural Development PAC 23-24.

Auditions have indicated that the 'Gemelle K' (K Twins) are considered extraneous to the dynamics of a homicide, a conclusion that appears certain. Investigators are also examining an interception related to Andrea Sempio, which was recorded in April of last year.

An investigation has been opened, and authorities have acquired data from the Ondo Stock Exchange, which is identified as the owner.

A short position was silently placed in the market, with some activity occurring days ago and some today.

Interpol's partial responses to the Milan Public Prosecutor's Office are currently insufficient to modify the opinion previously sent to the Ministry of Justice. This opinion concerns the pardon granted in February 2026 by the Quirinale to former Lombard councilor Nicole Minetti.