Across Italy protests for demands for fair pay and job security
Zeta Italy News Metalworkers staged an eight-hour nationwide strike, demanding better wages and improved working conditions. Protests took place in major cities, with unions urging the government and industry leaders to address economic hardships. As negotiations remain uncertain, workers warn that further strikes could follow if their demands are not met.
Mattarella calls for EU reform
The president highlights the need for a more agile and unified Europe to tackle global crises effectively, reinforcing Italy’s call for a stronger and more responsive EU. Sergio Mattarella urges the EU to reform its decision-making process, saying delays are no longer acceptable.
Meloni backs Vance: “Europe Has Lost Its Way”
She criticized the EU’s bureaucratic drift and called for a stronger, pragmatic European approach. Italian Prime minister agreed with U.S. senator Vance, stating that “Europe has lost its way”. Giorgia Meloni reaffirmed Italy’s role as a bridge between the U.S. and Europe while maintaining national sovereignty as a priority.
Climate protesters face restrictions after restaurant stunt
Italian authorities are tightening measures against climate activists after they disrupted Carlo Cracco’s restaurant. The activists, protesting against unsustainable food practices, now face stricter rules limiting their demonstrations. The move reignites debate over balancing civil disobedience and public order.
Priest under investigation for alleged sexual abuse of oratory boys
Authorities are conducting a thorough inquiry into the claims, which have sent shockwaves through the local community. The priest is under investigation and by following allegations of sexual abuse involving boys from the oratory. Church officials have pledged full cooperation with the inquiry as investigators work to establish the facts.
51-year-old Neapolitan wins jackpot but ends up in court
A woman is demanding half of her husband’s €88 million Superenalotto jackpot. Amid the separation proceedings with the 51-year-old Neapolitan who won the jackpot, she asserts her right to €44 million, alleging marital infidelity and financial secrecy.
Endometriosis: three million women affected in Italy
Experts stress the need for earlier detection and increased research funding. The Health ministry is working on awareness campaigns to address the issue. On World Endometriosis Day, data reveals that three million Italian women suffer from this condition, often undiagnosed for years.
Men’s and women’s tennis face defeat at Miami
Despite showcasing resilience and skill, Berrettini couldn’t overcome Fritz’s powerful play, resulting in his exit from the tournament. Italian tennis star Matteo Berrettini fought valiantly but was defeated by American Taylor Fritz in a closely contested match at the Miami Open. Meanwhile, Aryna Sabalenka dominated Italy’s Jasmine Paolini, securing a spot in the Miami Open final with a commanding performance.
Pope’s speech is better, says the Vatican
Doctors report a steady recovery, easing fears about his ability to carry out his duties after recent health concerns. The Pope remains under medical supervision, but officials express optimism about his continued improvement. The Vatican reports that his ability to speak is improving.
First image of Italy’s Iride Constellation revealed
It’s of Rome and it shows the Olympic Stadium, the Tiber River and St. Peter’s. The first satellite of Italy’s Iride constellation has captured its first image. The Earth observation program is funded through the National recovery and resilience plan and coordinated by the European Space Agency with the support of the Italian Space Agency.
