In first for Italy, Tuscany approves right-to-die law
Tuscany approved on Tuesday a right-to-die law, becoming the first region in Roman Catholic Italy to regulate assisted suicide in the absence of national legislation on a highly controversial topic.
Rome Sentinel22h
Rome-based group hopes to 'Make America Patriotic Again'
The National Bellamy Award Organization in Rome, New York has submitted a proposed logo for America’s 250th anniversary ...
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One year out from the Milan Cortina Games, Olympic chief says ‘Italy is ready.’ But is it?
The one-year countdown to the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics is on. IOC president Thomas Bach proclaimed on Thursday, “Italy ...
The Points Guy2d
Italy's Puglia region on the Adriatic coast gets its first-ever nonstop to New York
Italian-based carrier Neos will launch what it says is the first-ever nonstop service between Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (BRI ...
DeepSeek and other Chinese AIs might be banned in the US
A US senator has proposed a bill that would set monetary fines and even jail for using DeepSeek and other Chinese AIs in the ...
New Italy bank M&A may yet be more than a sideshow
Another day, another chunky Italian bank merger. On the face of it, Thursday’s decision by $9 billion BPER to lob in a $4.5 ...
Analysis-Big but toothless - Italy's unions blamed for wage stagnation
Maurizio Landini, General Secretary of CGIL union, speaks on stage at a trade unions' demonstration in Piazza del Popolo, as ...
MLB4d
Cervelli and Colletti outline vision for Team Italy's future
This is an excerpt from the latest edition of Michael Clair's International Beat Newsletter, bringing global baseball news to ...
Observer4d
Observer’s February Art Fair Calendar
This year’s February art fair calendar looks a lot like last year’s, which is somewhat surprising. There’s still plenty of ...
Access to DeepSeek AI has been restricted in these countries
Three countries have now restricted, either totally or partially, access to DeepSeek, while others are considering what to do.