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A new piece of equipment for a power plant has been approved, increasing its capacity to 1420 megawatts.

Sea-Watch 5 reported that the Libyan coast guard fired on its rescue ship during a mission.

The NGO Sea-Watch reports that the Libyan coast guard fired on its rescue ship during a mission. Sea-Watch is an NGO focused on maritime rescue operations. The organization has called for an investigation into the actions of the coast guard.

Radio Capital Italy reported on a fire incident, mentioning specific details about the event.

FiberCop S.p.A. has secured a €500 million agreement, part of a larger €1 billion package, to expand Italy's ultrafast broadband network. This initiative, supported by InvestEU, aims to connect up to 5.8 million homes and businesses with high-speed internet.

The Sea-Watch organization reported that the Libyan coast guard fired on its rescue ship during a mission. The incident occurred while the ship was engaged in rescue operations.

The exact circumstances of the incident are under investigation. Five individuals have died following a cave diving accident in Italy.

Simone Vivoli, national secretary for FLMU-CUB, has been fired from his job at TIM.

The European Union has approved Italy's requirement for car manufacturers to install FM and DAB+ antennas in new vehicles. This decision ensures continued radio reception capabilities in automobiles.

An Italian Court of Appeal has ordered the state to provide compensation for neurological damage allegedly caused by the COVID-19 vaccine. The ruling was made in Italy.