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June 21, 2026
Business

Meloni Turns on Trump After Public Clash Over G7 Encounter and Accusations of Weakness Toward Allies

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has accused U.S. President Donald Trump of being overly accommodating toward opponents of the West after a public dispute erupted over his comments about their recent meeting

Diplomacy/History/News

Italian Newspaper Sparks Outrage by Naming Mussolini ‘Man of the Year’

The right-wing Italian newspaper Libero has reignited debate over Italy’s fascist past after it named Benito Mussolini its “Man of the Year.” The announcement, accompanied by a front-page image of a bronze bust of the dictator, sparked outrage on social

January 1, 2025

Meloni Claims George Soros Poses Greater Threat to Global Stability Than Elon Musk

Geopolitics/World

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has sparked controversy by claiming that billionaire financier George Soros represents a greater threat to global stability than tech

G7 summit escalates new Cold War

Japan

The leaders of the most powerful capitalist empires gathered in Japan over the weekend to hold a summit of the “G7” powers – the

Italy: Milan’s Property Boom Faces Major Test as Corruption Probe Expands

July 19, 2025
Business/Corruption

After a decade of soaring property prices and rapid redevelopment, Milan’s real estate renaissance is now under a cloud of suspicion. A sweeping corruption investigation into the city’s property industry has implicated

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Russia Opens Door to Western Companies as Ariston Returns to Italian Owners

April 17, 2025
Business

President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree returning Ariston’s Russian subsidiary to its original Italian owners, marking the first time that Moscow has ended the external management of a seized foreign company

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Italy’s Giorgia Meloni to Meet Donald Trump Amid Ongoing EU-US Tariff Tensions

April 17, 2025
Diplomacy

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is set to meet with US President Donald Trump in Washington on Thursday, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing trade tensions between the EU and the

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Violet Gibson: The Woman Who Nearly Changed History

April 12, 2025
Diplomacy/History

Ninety-nine years ago, a frail, devoutly Catholic Irishwoman made a dramatic, albeit unsuccessful, attempt to alter the course of European history. Violet Gibson, a member of the Anglo-Irish aristocracy, fired a single

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Italy’s Trenitalia to Rival Eurostar by 2029

April 9, 2025
Business

The €1 billion project, unveiled on Tuesday morning by Trenitalia’s parent company FS Group, will be developed in partnership with Spain’s Evolyn Group, which is backed by the influential Cosmen family and

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Meloni Dismisses the ‘Childish’ US-Europe Choice, Says Italy Will Defend Its Interests

March 29, 2025
Geopolitics/Interviews

In an exclusive interview with the Financial Times (FT), Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni rejected the notion of Italy having to choose between the United States and Europe, calling it “childish” and

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Italy’s Last King May Return to Rome After 80 Years in Exile

March 17, 2025
Diplomacy/History

The grandson of Italy’s last king, Prince Emanuele Filiberto, has launched a campaign to bring back the remains of King Umberto II and his wife, Queen Marie-José, for reburial in the historic

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Giorgia Meloni’s Migration Challenge: Surge in Arrivals Tests Policy Success

March 16, 2025
Geopolitics/World

The number of migrants arriving in Italy has surged nearly 40% this year, challenging Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s reputation for curbing migration. This increase follows initial successes in reducing migrant crossings through

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Italian Defense Giant Set to Form Drone Partnership to Boost European Capabilities

February 27, 2025
Business

Italian defense giant Leonardo is on the verge of finalizing a production partnership with Turkish drone manufacturer Baykar, a move that could significantly enhance Europe’s drone production capabilities. The two companies are

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Italian Intelligence Suspends Use of Israeli Spyware Amid Journalist Hacking Scandal

February 22, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Italy’s foreign intelligence agency, AISE, has temporarily suspended the use of Israeli cyber firm Paragon’s spyware following a high-profile hacking scandal involving an investigative journalist. The revelation, first reported by Haaretz, has

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