Stories from Milan · Italy

House prices in Milan have increased by 50% over the last decade.

Italian football club AC Milan is currently in fourth place in its league.

The film 'Le città di Pianone' delves into themes of the human soul, friendship, generational issues, and the relationship with history and art. A priest and a local entertainment foundation are involved with the film.

A probable replacement for Stammer in the Manco Nome party is being discussed for a new role or position.

A book presentation focuses on Italian writer Giorgio Scerbanenco, describing places he lived and where his character Duca Lamberti investigated crimes. The book details Scerbanenco's eating and drinking habits and includes a 1972 film in the genealogy of his work. The titles mentioned were 'un oi che comori' and 'resgluse'.

Writer Georgy Shcherbanenko has passed away at the age of 58. His final work was the fourth novel in the Duke Laffite series. A literary prize for the best Italian detective novel has been founded by Cicilli and named after Giorgio Scerbanenco.

Francesco Arienzo is scheduled to debut his new show, 'Figlio del Prodigo,' at Teatro Oscar di Milano on May 20. Tickets are still available for the performance.

An Italian radio source reported that an incident, described as 'un colpo' (a hit or blow), occurred in addition to closures caused by a strike.

A new investigation is underway, focusing on computer access in a case involving Chiara Poggio and Marco Poggio. The inquiry suggests that Chiara Poggio was at home during relevant times, limiting other potential computer access.