“Forze armate” National Day
Zeta Italy News – Celebrations for the “Day of National Unity”, “Forze Armate (Armed Forces) Day”. President Sergio Mattarella, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and Defense Minister Guido Crosetto attended the ceremony for National Unity and Armed Forces Day at the Altare della Patria, in Rome, where Mattarella laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Mattarella highlighted that November 4 celebrates Italy’s unity and honors the Armed Forces, emphasizing their role in making the country independent, free, and inspired by democratic and peaceful values.
Palazzo Altemps Presents Ministerial for a Sustainable Urban
Palazzo Altemps is hosting the G7 ministerial about “Sustainable Urban Development”. The event was launched by Undersecretary of the Interior, Wanda Ferro. The first session is dedicated to “Global Transitions and Common Challenges for Sustainable Urban Development,” and the second focuses on “Principles for Sustainable Urban Development Policies.” The third session addresses “Commitment and Joint Actions for Sustainable Urban Development”. Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi is in attendance at the event.
One million euros in tech equipment stolen from a DHL warehouse in Emilia Romagna
An organized group of thieves robbed a DHL facility in Monticelli d’Ongina, near Piacenza. They blocked nearby streets with stolen vehicles set on fire and threw nails on the roads to slow down the arrival of the Carabinieri. They forced their way inside the facility, threatened the security guards, and looted the warehouse of high-tech items for an estimated value of one million euros.
17-Year-Old Confesses to Murder in Naples
A 17-year-old from the Naples neighborhood of Barra confessed to killing 19-year-old Santo Romano during a dispute, he denied involvement before revealing he bought the weapon from a Roma camp. He faces charges of murder, illegal possession of firearms, and drug-related offenses after police found marijuana and a scale in the car used in the shooting. The investigation relied on witness testimony and surveillance footage. The suspect was recently released from a juvenile detention center.
Tragedy Strikes as Four Hikers Die in Mountain Accidents on the Alps
A tragic day for mountain lovers saw four hikers lose their lives in accidents across Veneto, Trentino, and Piemonte. Two climbers died in Belluno after falling hundreds of meters, while a 26-year-old man perished in Trentino after losing his balance on a “via ferrata”. Another hiker fell from Rocciamelone in Val di Susa, prompting emergency calls from fellow trekkers. Rescue teams responded to each incident.
Italian ships are returning to carry migrants to Albania
Beginning November 4, Italian ships will once again transport migrants to reception centers in Albania. The military ship Libra departed from Messina and is moving south. The situation has led to a controversy over an estimated annual cost of 9 million euros for food, lodging, and services for 300 Italian police officers stationed at the centers. The Minister of Interior Matteo Piantedosi stated that the overall budget for the operation in Albania could go up to 134 million euros per year over five years.
Schlein: PD Opposes Third Terms for Governors
Elly Schlein, leader of the Democratic Party (PD), announced that the party will not support outgoing governors seeking a third term, emphasizing adherence to national law limiting terms to two. She stated that while the party respects regional laws, rules should apply equally to all. Schlein asserted that those accustomed to different practices must adapt to this change, reinforcing her mandate for reform.
600 Euros for 6 square meters in Bologna
An ad on a popular rental site offers a studio apartment in central Bologna for 600 euros per month, but it measures only 6 square meters. The apartment has a narrow staircase for access and a small layout with a mini-kitchen, a bathroom, and a bed, while the closet and desk are makeshift. The agency informed potential renters about the limited space, claiming the price is comparable to other cities like Milan. The Italian federation of real estate agents criticized the ad, emphasizing the need for an ethical code to ensure professionalism.
Football, Inter Edges Past Venezia with Late Goal from Lautaro Martinez
Inter secured a 1-0 victory against Venezia, thanks to a decisive goal from Lautaro Martinez, closing in to just one point behind Napoli in the standings. They now turn their focus to an upcoming Champions League match against Arsenal and a direct clash with Napoli.
Verona secured a dramatic victory against Roma thanks to Harroui’s late goal. Both teams showed determination, but it was Verona’s substitutions that made the crucial difference. This loss adds pressure on Roma’s coach Juric, raising concerns for the future.
Lucca Comics & Games 2024: A Celebration of Creativity and Culture
The 2024 edition of Lucca Comics & Games concluded with over 275,000 tickets sold and more than 16,000 professionals participating. The event celebrated cultural exchange and creativity, featuring 900 guests and numerous workshops and exhibitions. From November 13 to March 1, 2025, Milan will host “Amano Corpus Animae,” showcasing over 130 works by Yoshitaka Amano. The festival highlighted community values and marked significant anniversaries in the gaming and comic industries.
