🔟 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY – 10/11/2025

1️⃣ Destroyed helicopter found in Arezzo; two still missing

Rescuers have reached the crash site in the Arezzo area and found the helicopter completely destroyed. Search efforts continue for the two people who were on board.

Source: ANSA

2️⃣ Ostia drug bust: 12 arrests and cocaine, crack seized

Carabinieri in Ostia arrested 12 people and uncovered a 24/7 drug-dealing point operating from a ground-floor apartment in Via dell’Idroscalo. The network relied on lookouts and pusher teams, with about one kilo of cocaine and crack seized during the operation.

Source: TGCOM24

3️⃣ Italian Government Faces Crucial Week of Budget Amendments

Parliament begins discussions on changes to the upcoming financial law. Parties have tabled competing proposals on taxation, welfare, and pension reform. The final agreement will test the coalition’s stability and fiscal credibility.

Source: Il Sole 24 Ore

4️⃣ Govt defends IRPEF reform as opposition urges wealth redistribution

Economy Minister Giorgetti says the government has been “attacked” over its IRPEF (“Imposta sul Reddito delle Persone Fisiche”, Italy’s personal income tax) reforms and promises increased support for businesses, including a possible adjustment to hyper-depreciation incentives. Opposition leader Schlein responds that Italy needs stronger measures to redistribute wealth and reduce inequality.

Source: ANSA

5️⃣ Vannacci downplays fascism, sparks PD call for League intervention

Former general Roberto Vannacci claimed on Facebook that the March on Rome was not a coup and that Mussolini acted within the limits of the Statuto Albertino. The Democratic Party condemned the remarks and urged the League to intervene.

Source: la Repubblica

6️⃣ Entrepreneur investigated in ‘Pavia system’ probe

Entrepreneur Cristiano D’Arena is under investigation in the so-called “Pavia system” case. He allegedly carried out wiretaps for the local prosecutor’s office for years.

Source: ANSA

7️⃣ Historic day for Italy as Sinner and Musetti compete at ATP Finals

For the first time ever, two Italian players—Jannik Sinner and Lorenzo Musetti—take the court on the same day at the ATP Finals in Turin. Sinner faces Auger-Aliassime in a battle tied to the race for world No. 1, while debutant Musetti meets experienced finalist Taylor Fritz.

Source: Sport Mediaset

8️⃣ Unesco gives initial green light to Italian cuisine as world heritage

Unesco has issued a favorable technical assessment supporting the inclusion of Italian cuisine in the Intangible Cultural Heritage List. The final decision will be made by the Intergovernmental Committee in December in New Delhi, where the recommendation could be confirmed or revised.

Source: ANSA

9️⃣ Over 10,000 Counterfeit Labubu Toys Seized by Police in Palermo

Financial police intercepted a massive batch of fake Labubu plush figures in a Sicilian warehouse. The discovery revealed a network importing unlicensed goods from Asia. Investigators are tracing the logistics chain to identify distributors and retailers involved.

Source: Il Sole 24 Ore

🔟 Italian Study: Ghosting Hurts More Than Direct Rejection

New research from the University of Milano-Bicocca finds that disappearing after breakups triggers stronger feelings of confusion and loss. Researchers link the impact to the absence of closure. The findings highlight rising emotional costs of digital-age communication.

Source: ANSA