Prime Minister expresses concern over french politics
Zeta italy news Giorgia Meloni stated that while she is not familiar with the specifics of the allegations against Le Pen, she believes that “no one who cares about democracy can rejoice over a sentence that strikes the leader of a major party, depriving millions of citizens of their representation.” Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni commented on the recent court ruling declaring French far-right leader Marine Le Pen ineligible for public office.
President of Sole24 Ore steps down
Edoardo Garrone announced he is no longer available for reappointment as head of the newspaper, citing disagreements over budget policies, particularly regarding funds for a legal dispute. A major governance overhaul at Sole 24 Ore is expected, with CEO Mirja Cartia d’Asero also likely to leave.
Critics to Meloni’s response to Trump’s EU tariff Threats
Angelo Bonelli, co-spokesperson for Europa Verde and deputy of Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra (AVS), has criticized Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s cautious stance following U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments. Trump referred to Europeans as “parasites,” and proposed tariffs on European products. Bonelli demands immediate clarification on the government’s strategy to protect Italian industries.
Pension age set to rise in 2027 among political pushback
People who are 65 years old in Italy can expect to live another 21.2 years according to the data of 2024, which triggered a planned three-month increase in the retirement age to 67 years and three months by 2027. The Lega party, led by Claudio Durigon, vows to block the adjustment. While ISTAT data confirms the rise, political debate over freezing the change continues.
Arrested suspect for a crime near stadium in Messina
In Messina, a 22-year-old university student Sara Campanella was fatally stabbed near the ‘Giovanni Celeste’ stadium. Witnesses alerted authorities, and despite immediate medical attention, she succumbed to her injuries. Overnight, Carabinieri arrested 27-year-old Stefano Argentino from Noto (SR), a fellow student in the same faculty, on suspicion of her murder.
Explosive found at umbrian university
An anarchist group claimed responsibility online. An incendiary device was discovered by police inside the Faculty of Investigation and Security Sciences at the University of Perugia in Narni. Anti-terror units responded immediately, and authorities are investigating possible terrorism-related motives behind the act.
Building explosion in Rome
A 54-year-old Scottish tourist has died from injuries sustained during the explosion and collapse of a building in Rome. The individual had been hospitalized in critical condition with severe burns covering 75% of his body. Following his death, prosecutors have initiated investigations into charges of manslaughter and negligent disaster. An autopsy has been ordered to determine the exact cause of death.
Doctor threatened during emergency rescue
In Turin, in the Piemonte region, a man menaced 118 emergency doctor, demanding him to save his 83-year-old mother. The doctor continued resuscitation despite the gun aimed at his head. Carabinieri intervened, preventing violence. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns for medical personnel.
Rome drug bust: Six arrested
Carabinieri arrested suspects for drug trafficking using GPS tracking, wiretaps, and cameras. A network supplied cocaine and crack via delivery riders, coordinated through a hotline called “Centrale Droga.” The operation led to the seizure of nearly 400g of drugs and €5,800 in cash.
Half a century of Pimpa
Poste Italiane has issued a stamp to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the cartoon dog, as part of the “Italian Cultural Heritage Excellences” series. The stamp, valued at €1.25, features Pimpa, drawn by Francesco Tullio Altan, and is printed in a limited edition of 400,800 copies. The stamp and related philatelic products, such as postcards and special folders, are available at select post offices and online.
