Stories from Turin · Italy

Dusan Vlahovic is expected to stay at Juventus, with a contract renewal possible. This decision secures the striker for the club's upcoming season.

Two Turin hospitals, San Giovanni Bosco and Regina Margherita, have been designated as reference centers for suspected Ebola cases. A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for El Paso, Texas, until 3:15 PM MDT.

A discussion on Pope Leo XIV's Social Doctrine and its relevance to modern challenges was featured at the Salone del Libro.

Authorities in Turin have dismantled a drug market in the Barriera di Milano neighborhood.

The final of the Eurovision Song Contest garnered over 5 million viewers, surpassing other programs on May 16, 2026.

Bulgaria has won the Eurovision Song Contest for the first time with the song 'Banker' by singer Dara. The competition will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria next year. The win came after Dara leaped from Israel in the rankings.

Eurovision has become a tool of soft power with a large global viewership. Politics is always present in the contest, with some nations said different reasons for their participation, including Israel's actions during the Gaza war.

An investigation is underway regarding antisemitic offenses and insults to victims of terrorism at Scattassuna, a social center in Turin. The topic is reportedly of great interest to the press and television programs close to the government.

The Turin-based band Mashe, formed in 2013, has released their second album titled "Oxie Chaos." The album is inspired by Ray Bradbury's "Martian Chronicles." The band members include Ray on vocals, Valerio Zucopoli on electronics, and Diego Rosso on drums.

The Exposed Torino Photo Festival in Turin is featuring an exhibition titled 'The fragility of the romantic myth.' This cultural event is currently taking place in the city.