Stories from Rome · Italy

The Italian newspaper 'il Tempo' is focusing its editorial line on the position of prison agents rather than that of detainees, according to Radio Radicale. This stance is consistent with the newspaper's editorial approach, with Daniele Capessone serving as its director.

The current detention regime in Italy has been described as 'desperate.' This characterization reflects the state of the country's prison system.

A minority group is reportedly blocking a Mercosur deal, with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni involved in the matter.

The 2019 murder of Fabrizio Piscitelli, known as 'Diabolic,' a far-right Lazio ultra leader and drug trafficker killed in Rome, remains without a killer or masterminds. The Court of Appeal in Rome is handling the case.

A discussion focused on the institutional structure of Europe, aiming for a greater centrality of the European people.

A report from the ARD studio in Rome mentioned an economic blockade.

An individual named Passarelli was appointed as a deputy after being on a list, reportedly without needing to present himself.

A public figure was escorted from their home in Rome's Trionfale district by five security men, reportedly on their way to pray before a confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies. A witness reported hearing shots fired near the corner of Via Stresa.

A statement indicated that the Italian Parliament no longer exercises almost any control over the national budget.

Carlo Messina mentioned a figure of 9.4 billion to shareholders for 2026.