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Death Toll Rises to Nine from Glacier Collapse in Italy

Bridget Ryder July 10, 2022

A mammoth chunk of the glacier atop Mount Marmolada hurled down the mountain at around 186 mph, killing at least 7 hikers and injuring 8 others.

Italy Facing Multiple Crises Due to Drought

Bridget Ryder July 4, 2022

The Po River, once feared for being prone to spring floods, may become the source of fresh horror as multiple crises in Italy play out due to the absence of water.

Split in the Cinque Stelle Movement Weakens Draghi’s Government

Hélène de Lauzun June 24, 2022

Now more than ever, Matteo Salvini is essential to the maintenance of the Draghi government.

Fake Marriage of a Gay Couple at Church in Bologna Diocese

Hélène de Lauzun June 21, 2022

The ceremony took place in the diocese of Cardinal Zuppi, famous for his positions in favour of homosexual couples.

First Assisted Suicide in Italy: Path Open to Generalized Euthanasia

Hélène de Lauzun June 19, 2022

Carboni’s militant gesture has opened the door for some of the Italian political class to expand the 2019 court ruling into a law authorizing euthanasia.

“Africa in Peschiera” Wreaks Havoc in Towns Around Lake Garda

David Boos June 19, 2022

A group of teenage girls was surrounded, groped, and taunted by about 30 African men. When trying to escape, they were told “white women don’t go up here.” The incident rekindled the discussion on integration of migrants in Italy.

Draghi, Macron, and Scholz Make Special Visit to Kyiv

Hélène de Lauzun June 17, 2022

The visit from the three heads of state was mostly a symbolic gesture, as Ukraine is under an ultimatum from Russia and lacks weapons.

Meloni Taking the Lead of Italian Right

Hélène de Lauzun June 16, 2022

During the June local elections in Italy, Giorgia Meloni welcomed the return of a “healthy [political] bipolarity” with a clearly identified Right and Left.

Italian Court Awards Compensation for Damage Caused by COVID-Vaccine

David Boos June 5, 2022

An Italian court awarded a compensation of €77,468 to the family of a 32-year old who died last year as a result of the COVID-vaccination, setting a precedent for the many similar cases currently in courts.

Abortion Support Abating in Italy

Hélène de Lauzun May 28, 2022

In Western Europe, Italy has been engaged for several years in a long and discreet process of reducing the practice of abortion. Without any publicised legislative change, without any loud political battle, the Italian population is gradually showing its opposition to a practice that generates a lot of suffering.

Tag: Italy

Death Toll Rises to Nine from Glacier Collapse in Italy

Italy Facing Multiple Crises Due to Drought

Split in the Cinque Stelle Movement Weakens Draghi’s Government

Fake Marriage of a Gay Couple at Church in Bologna Diocese

First Assisted Suicide in Italy: Path Open to Generalized Euthanasia

“Africa in Peschiera” Wreaks Havoc in Towns Around Lake Garda

Draghi, Macron, and Scholz Make Special Visit to Kyiv

Meloni Taking the Lead of Italian Right

Italian Court Awards Compensation for Damage Caused by COVID-Vaccine

Abortion Support Abating in Italy

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