Stories from Rome · Italy

Il Sole 24 Ore reports that education levels in Italy are worse than pre-Covid, according to INVALSI 2025 data. The findings are based on provincial-level analysis. New data from Invalsi 2025 indicates that provincial levels are worse than pre-Covid levels.

Guido Melis has published a book titled 'Le istituzioni della Repubblica Italiana' (The Institutions of the Italian Republic).

A new volume titled 'Ordine e Disordine internazionale' by a professor is set to be released in June. The book will focus on theories related to international order and disorder.

A conference titled 'The South protagonist, heart of the Mediterranean, future of Europe' is being held.

An individual is being sent to Rome to participate in the 'last tribune,' a televised political debate or discussion program, as part of an electoral campaign.

Italian President Mattarella made a statement on May 1st, calling for the integration of care work performed by migrants. He said recognizing this work, giving it dignity, and supporting its emergence from the black market.

Discussions within the Italian judiciary are focusing on the need for greater transparency and rigor in disciplinary proceedings, particularly within the National Association of Magistrates.

A political party's leadership supported its youth movement in a campaign, leading to over 1,000 campaign stalls being set up in various cities across Italy.

Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto stated that the issue is not about re-pacifying Italy and the United States, but rather about ending all wars. Crosetto said that there is no war between Italy and the United States.

The Romani Group President, Giorgio Romani, stated that the Hormuz Strait crisis is rapidly eroding profit margins for Italian foundries.