Stories from Rome · Italy

Magistrates have requested to examine chats related to Italian banks MPS and Mediobanca. An Italian council (giunta) has received a request that has been deemed procedurally irregular and not compliant with standard practice.

Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNR) is estimated to subtract approximately two-tenths of a percentage point from the country's potential growth, despite its original objective to strengthen the economy.

The European Commission will re-evaluate Italy's deficit situation in autumn, specifically concerning the 'super bonus' measures. These measures could potentially bring Italy's real deficit below 3%.

A statement suggests that a particular strategy was functional for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, especially concerning Brussels and renewal efforts.

Alarms were triggered at Palazzo Chigi, the defense ministry, and the Farnesina (Foreign Ministry) in Rome. The Italian government has made 6,305 permanent hirings and recruited 7,096 temporary units under the PNRR, totaling 13,401 new employees for the justice system. These actions, since the government's installation, aim to strengthen offices and improve services. This reflects a political will to invest stably in the structural reinforcement of the justice system.

A decision has been reached in the case of the individual accused of the double femicide of Villa Panfili.

Rome is preparing to host the 27th edition of the 'health village' event this Sunday. An event titled 'beauty and care' is scheduled to take place in Rome on Wednesday, May 13th.

Individuals were last heard from on April 20, according to the source.

Lawyer Giada Bocellari stated that if a solid framework emerges referring to another subject, Alberto Stasi should not serve more prison days. Bocellari is ready to request his immediate release, citing elements that would exonerate him and a process review.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will not be in the Palazzo Chigi courtyard to welcome Rubbio.