Stories from Italy

The city of Genoa has banned windmills for the Alpini, Italy's mountain troops, for the first time. Former Veneto Governor Luca Zaia commented on this decision.

Two Italians and two foreigners who were on a KLM flight have been placed in quarantine. Two Italian citizens and two foreign nationals were placed under quarantine after traveling on a KLM flight.

An attack involving fire against police in Italy resulted in at least 12 deaths and 12 injuries.

A takeover bid for Mediobanca is being discussed in the context of an agreement. The takeover of Mediobanca is practically confirmed as being on behalf of an agreement, according to a new report.

Italy observed its national holiday, Liberation Day, yesterday.

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.

Journalist Salvaggia Lucarelli's article in Libero newspaper discusses the Garlasco case, focusing on 'Andrea in auto' and 'the confession that does not exist.' The article alleges that words were manipulated.

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

A medical device known as Cardioband is no longer available on the market.

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.