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The end of an era at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia After more than a year of controversy and controversy, Sergio Castellitto has announced his resignation from the presidency of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia.
Crisis of Confidence between Socialists and EPP The European political climate is becoming increasingly tense, with the rift between the Socialists and the European People’s Party (EPP) becoming increasingly evident.
A Historic Meeting at the White House The meeting between Joe Biden and Donald Trump at the White House represents a significant moment in American political history.
Elon Musk’s Ambitious Plan for Government Spending Cuts Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and owner of the social media platform X, recently proposed a dramatic reduction in U.
Dust Storm Disrupts Central California A significant dust storm, commonly referred to as a haboob, recently swept through central California, causing major disruptions to traffic and damaging infrastructure.
The intensification of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine In recent days, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has undergone a worrying escalation.
Two Women Sentenced for Involvement in Monkey Torture Ring In a shocking case that has drawn widespread condemnation, two women have received prison sentences for their roles in a global monkey torture network.
Tragic Death of Woman After Night Out: Court Hears Shocking Account A night out turned deadly when Raj Sidpara allegedly lost control and killed his partner, Tarnjeet Riaz, at his home in Leicester.
IOC President Candidates: A Call for Clear Policies on Transgender Athletes As the International Olympic Committee (IOC) gears up for its presidential elections, the topic of transgender athlete participation in women’s sports has emerged as a crucial issue.
Fossil Discoveries in the Orobie Valtellinesi Park A fascinating fossilized ecosystem was recently discovered in the Orobie Valtellinesi Park, in the province of Sondrio.
Former Police Officer Sentenced for Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Images A former police officer from Greater Manchester has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the sexual assault of a six-year-old girl while on duty.
Escalation of the Conflict between Russia and Ukraine: A New Phase of Aggression While international diplomacy is closely watching the peace initiative proposed by former US President Donald Trump, Russia has stepped up its military operations in Ukraine.
The Break with X: The Media and the World of Culture Move Away The move to abandon Twitter, now known as X, is gaining momentum among media and cultural institutions.
The disappearance of Franco Ferrarotti: a pillar of Italian sociology Franco Ferrarotti, one of the most influential Italian sociologists, has died in Rome at the age of 98.
UK Government Acknowledges Unlawful Approval of Major Oilfield In a significant legal development, the UK government has conceded in court that the approval process for the Rosebank oilfield, the largest untapped reserve in the country located off Shetland, was conducted unlawfully.
Kane’s Discontent Over England Squad Withdrawals Captain Harry Kane has expressed his disappointment regarding the recent withdrawals from the England squad, emphasizing that representing the national team should take precedence over club commitments.
Franco Ferrarotti: An icon of Italian sociology leaves us Franco Ferrarotti, a well-known sociologist and academic, passed away in Rome at the age of 98.
A Fossilized Ecosystem in the Heart of the Orobie Recent discoveries in the Orobie Valtellinesi Park, in the province of Sondrio, have revealed a real fossilized ecosystem dating back to 280 million years ago.
The Names That Define Wales: A Cultural Shift in Snowdonia The recent decision to officially recognize Yr Wyddfa and Eryri over their English counterparts has sparked both interest and debate in Wales.
The Names of Wales’ Icons: A Cultural Shift The tallest mountain in Wales, known to many as Snowdon, has officially reclaimed its Welsh name, Yr Wyddfa.
The Shift to Welsh Names: Embracing Heritage in Snowdonia In recent months, the iconic names of Wales' tallest mountain and largest national park have sparked discussions regarding their significance and usage.
Flooding Crisis Strikes Southern Spain Severe rainfall has led to widespread evacuations in the Costa del Sol region of southern Spain, as thousands of residents face the threat of flooding.
Meloni and Climate Policies at COP29 in Baku Giorgia Meloni made her entrance at COP29 in Baku, presenting the Italian government’s strategy on climate policies.
Former Soldier Denies Seeking Iranian Assistance After Prison Escape The dramatic escape of former soldier Daniel Khalife from HMP Wandsworth has raised numerous questions about his intentions and actions during his time on the run.
A Disturbing Family Tragedy Unfolds in Court The ongoing trial of Finlay MacDonald, a 41-year-old man accused of murdering his brother-in-law, has revealed shocking details about domestic violence and family turmoil.
Compensation Delays for Mis-sold Car Finance Agreements Individuals affected by mis-sold car finance agreements may face significant delays in receiving potential compensation payouts.
Father Accepts Responsibility in Sara Sharif Case In a harrowing courtroom session, Urfan Sharif, the father of 10-year-old Sara Sharif, acknowledged his role in her tragic death while denying any intention to kill her.
New law against attacks on medical personnel The recent approval of the law against attacks on doctors and nurses represents an important turning point in the Italian healthcare landscape.
The Evolution of the Ukraine-Russia Conflict: New Dynamics and Perspectives The conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to evolve, as geopolitical tensions escalate.
Antonello Venditti receives the Capitoline Wolf: a tribute to his Rome In an emotional event at the Campidoglio, Antonello Venditti received the Capitoline Wolf, symbol of the city of Rome, from the hands of Mayor Roberto Gualtieri.
Overcoming Adversity: England’s Para Footballers Shine at the World Cup In a remarkable display of resilience and determination, footballers Matt Crossen and Aaron Lucas have emerged as inspiring figures at the Cerebral Palsy World Cup in Spain.
Ireland Seeks Redemption Against Argentina After All Blacks Defeat Last week, Ireland faced a tough setback as they suffered only their second home loss under head coach Andy Farrell, falling 23-13 to the All Blacks in Dublin.
Claudio Ranieri returns to Roma: agreement reached The wait is finally over: Claudio Ranieri is ready to return to lead AS Roma.
New Measures Against Violence in the Healthcare Sector The Chamber of Deputies has definitively approved an important regulation aimed at combating violence against healthcare and social healthcare professionals, with 144 votes in favor and 92 abstentions.
Tragic Christmas Eve Incident: Housemate Killed in Stabbing A shocking incident unfolded on Christmas Eve when 24-year-old Dylan Thomas fatally stabbed his housemate, 23-year-old William Bush.
Conor McGregor Faces Serious Allegations in Court In a high-profile court case, Irish mixed martial artist Conor McGregor has asserted that his encounter with Nikita Hand, who is accusing him of rape, was consensual.
Hope for Brain Tumors in Children New hope is on the horizon for pediatric patients with brain tumors. A novel treatment based on engineered immune cells, known as CAR-T therapy, has shown promise in shrinking tumors and restoring neurological function in children with aggressive forms of cancer.
A Historic Meeting in the Oval Office Politics can be a rocky terrain, but on a sunny day, Donald Trump expressed gratitude for a transition that has been surprisingly smooth.
A Historic Meeting Amidst Political Tensions In a significant gesture of political tradition, President Joe Biden recently met with President-elect Donald Trump at the White House.
A Historic Meeting Between Trump and Biden Politics can be a difficult terrain, but Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s meeting in the Oval Office showed a different side.
Gary Lineker Steps Back from BBC Roles In a significant shift for sports broadcasting, Gary Lineker has announced his departure as co-presenter of the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year.
Homebase Enters Administration: 2,000 Jobs at Stake In a significant blow to the UK retail sector, Homebase has entered administration, putting approximately 2,000 jobs in jeopardy.
Uncertainties over EU Appointments: The Meeting That Brought No Results The long-awaited meeting between Ursula von der Leyen and the leaders of the EPP, Socialist and Renew parliamentary groups ended without any significant agreement on appointments in the European Union.
The Presidential Transition: A Crucial Meeting The transition of power in the United States is a crucial moment, and Donald Trump’s words before meeting with Joe Biden at the White House seem to be intended to reassure the public.
A Historic Meeting in the Oval Office The transition of power between American presidents is always a significant moment, and the meeting between Donald Trump and Joe Biden in the Oval Office was no exception.
Drivers with Excessive Penalty Points Raise Safety Concerns Recent statistics reveal a startling situation in the UK motoring landscape: a 26-year-old man from Flintshire continues to hold a valid driving licence despite accumulating 229 penalty points.
People Smuggler Convicted for £1.5 Million Operation A Birmingham man has been convicted for orchestrating a significant operation that facilitated the illegal transportation of migrants across the English Channel, raking in £1.
People Smuggler Convicted in £1.5 Million Operation A significant crackdown on human trafficking has resulted in the conviction of a notorious people smuggler, Pistiwan Jameel, who orchestrated a £1.
Women Feeding the Future: Excellent Green Projects Rewarded From yoga in the picturesque lavender fields to the agri-gelateria that brings life back to a small village, passing through the transformation of wool into clothes and the welcoming of foreign workers in social farms, these are some of the initiatives celebrated in the second edition of the “Friends of the Earth, stories of women who feed the world” award.
New Measures to Protect Healthcare Professionals The final approval by the Chamber of Deputies marks a significant step in the fight against violence against health and social-health professionals.
Controversy Surrounds Assisted Dying Bill as Health Secretary Voices Concerns The debate over assisted dying in the UK is heating up as the health secretary raises alarms about potential impacts on the National Health Service (NHS).