Gaza Activists Hit New Lows in Italian Riots Michael Curzon September 23, 2025 Officials say new rules should be introduced forcing protest organisers to pay for damage.
EP Shields ‘Hammer Girl’ Ilaria Salis From Hungary Trial Michael Curzon September 23, 2025 The 13–12 vote leaves the final say to the full Parliament in Strasbourg next month.
Italy: International Right Gathers for Global Event TEC News / AFP September 22, 2025 Thousands of young activists attended the meeting in Pontida, where right-wing leaders from multiple countries pledged to defend borders and restore security.
Orbán Blames Brussels Migration Policy for Attack on Hungarian Women Michael Curzon September 10, 2025 The PM blasted the European Commission’s “unacceptable” open borders approach.
Terrorist Attack Foiled in Italy Rebeka Kis September 4, 2025 Two Turkish men were arrested just before the beginning of the Santa Rosa Festival in Viterbo.
France Summons Italian Ambassador After Salvini Mocks Macron TEC News / AFP August 23, 2025 The clash highlights growing rifts in Europe over sending troops to Ukraine.
Italy Approves €13.5 Billion Plan for World’s Longest Suspension Bridge Lukács Fux August 6, 2025 The green-lighting of the mega-project bridge linking Sicily to the mainland has sparked both praise and controversy.
EU-U.S. Trade Deal: Figures Point to Devastating Impact on Italy Michael Curzon July 30, 2025 More than 100,000 full-time jobs could be lost, with industrialised areas set to be hit especially hard.
Italy Criticised for Including Messina Strait Bridge in NATO Defence Spending Target TEC News July 28, 2025 The building company insists that the bridge was developed for both civilian and military use.
Fury in Italy as Rescuers Tried Over Migrant Deaths Michael Curzon July 22, 2025 Six officials face trial over the 2023 Cutro wreck as media are accused of ignoring the rescue of over 80 people.
