Stories from Italy

Italy has enacted a law recognizing a second mother on birth certificates.

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A question was posed regarding Ukraine's accession to the European Union and how Russia might perceive this as a tightening circle. The inquiry suggested that Ukraine's EU membership could be seen by Russia as a provocative act.

Italy's Constitutional Court ruled a year ago that the 'intentional' mother has the right to be registered on a birth certificate. The Municipality of Milan has already registered 77 acts recognizing two mothers.

Italy has enacted a ban on surrogate motherhood for its citizens, regardless of where they are located.

Vladimir Putin has chosen to disregard rules written by stronger powers, believing he has the right to write his own. This choice has led to killing, as he is convinced it is the only way to rewrite rules and assert authority.

Italy has enacted a penal sanction for citizens who use surrogate motherhood, including imprisonment and a substantial fine. This reform, approved by Parliament and championed by the Meloni government, applies even if the offense is committed abroad.

The process of integration into the European Union is described as complex. Italy is reportedly undertaking substantial reforms to advance its accession process to the EU. A delegation received firsthand information during a visit.

The dissent biennale is being organized by Krax and the Socialist Party, hosting intellectuals who opposed Russian influence. This event recalls a previous biennale condemned by the Italian Communist Party. Jean-Paul Sartre's right to express opinions on events is being asserted.

A conference in Santa Marta highlighted the need to change not only technologies but also lifestyles to establish a system of social, environmental, and ecological equity and justice. This perspective emerged from both the Assembly of Peoples and the institutional conference.