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Unitree is poised to debut on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, drawing record demand for its humanoid robot IPO in China.
The Chinese company is preparing for its Shanghai debut and is targeting a 6,1 billion yuan IPO. Investors include DeepSeek, as China accelerates its robotics and artificial intelligence efforts.
Bundesbank seeks a new home: farewell to its Brutalist headquarters, European competition for new headquarters in Frankfurt.
The Bundesbank is seeking a new headquarters in Frankfurt after stalling its €4,6 billion major renovation. A European tender will be held by 2027, while the gold will remain in its old vaults.
South America's tourism industry is changing: Brazil remains a top destination, Patagonia becomes a luxury destination, and Chile sets its sights on Australia.
Brazil remains the continent's top tourist destination: in 2025, it set a record with nearly 10 million foreign visitors, and this year it's attracting a slew of European tourists. Patagonia is attracting the interest of major…
Livio Berruti, the athletics legend I knew. An untold memory of Fiat, Mennea, and the Agnelli Trophy.
Giorgio Giva, then Fiat manager, tells the story of his meeting with Livio Berruti, from the birth of the Fiat Carrelli Elevatori Bari sports club for Mennea to the Agnelli Trophy.
The Riace Bronzes re-emerged from the waters of the Mediterranean on August 16, 1972 and became the universal symbol of Magna Graecia.
August 16, 1972. In the waters of Riace Marina, the Mediterranean yielded two of the greatest masterpieces of Greek sculpture: the Riace Bronzes. More than fifty years after their discovery, these two warriors continue to tell the story of the extraordinary legacy of Magna Graecia.
Catania Airport: Flights reopen after Etna alert, but delays and cancellations continue.
Catania Airport has finally reopened flights from 2pm, after a week of major disruptions caused by the ash from Mount Etna which caused the cancellation of over 700 flights.
Catania Airport remains closed on August 15th: flights are still suspended due to Mount Etna's eruption.
SAC, the company that manages the Fontanarossa airport, has extended the suspension of arrivals and departures at least until 15pm on August 15th.
Nubank surpasses $1 billion in profits for the first time. The Brazilian fintech company Buffett bet on continues to amaze.
In 2021, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway invested heavily in the Brazilian bank, which now has nearly 140 million customers across Latin America. The financier later cashed in on the investment by selling, but Nu Holdings continues to grind...
Drought and record heat: Summer 2026 will cost Italy billions: production at risk and businesses under pressure.
Heat and drought are putting pressure on Italian agriculture: CIA and Confagricoltura estimate damages of over €1,5 billion, while Coldiretti puts the cost of extreme events at over €3 billion. Crops, livestock, and typical Italian products are at risk.
Ferragosto 2026: seaside or mountains? The most popular destinations and how Italians' vacations are changing.
For Ferragosto 2026, the seaside is still the winner, but mountains, lakes, and nature holidays are also gaining traction. Between short breaks, trips abroad, and returns to beloved destinations, here's how Italians' vacations are changing.
August in museums: cultural holidays for new generations become a conscious choice.
More and more young people are choosing to dedicate part of their holidays to exploring museums, archaeological sites, and cultural venues, transforming cultural tourism into one of the most interesting drivers of local economies. The museum is no longer just a…
Finance doesn't take a holiday, not even on August 15th: from the end of Bretton Woods to Cuccia's secret plans and the subprime crisis.
Finance and markets never take a vacation, not even on August 15th. In the past, right around this time, finance has experienced dramatic shocks that often revolutionized capitalism. Here's what happened.
August 15th 2026 Traffic, a Red-Tagged Weekend: The Highest-Risk Roads and When to Leave
Heavy traffic on Italian roads and highways on Ferragosto (August 15th): departures, day trips, and early arrivals can cause delays. Here's what to know before traveling and the best times to leave.
Weather: Ferragosto will still be very hot, but starting Sunday the 16th, thunderstorms and cooler air will arrive. Everything will change next week.
Mid-August will still be hot and sunny, with temperatures reaching 38 degrees, but the first thunderstorms will arrive in the North on Sunday. Temperatures are expected to gradually drop next week.
On This Day – August 15, 1945: Japan hears the Emperor's voice for the first time and surrenders, ending World War II.
On August 15, 1945, Hirohito spoke on the radio for the first time and announced Japan's surrender, effectively marking the end of World War II.
Stock markets fell on August 14th, except in Asia and Frankfurt. High-tech markets are healthy. Fincantieri and Amplifon reign supreme in Milan.
Stock markets were little moved on the eve of the August bank holiday, with the sole exception of Frankfurt in Europe. Fincantieri shares were also supported by the "US factor": here's why. Oil is below $90, gold nears $4.400.
Holiday prices are skyrocketing in 2026, with summer bringing the price tag: eating and sleeping out will cost 3,4% more.
Traveling this summer is more expensive: from restaurants to accommodations to transportation, the main holiday expenses are increasing compared to 2025. Istat thus photographs a more expensive summer for those who travel.
Stocks today, August 14: Europe is directionless, with Fincantieri and Amplifon soaring in Milan. Oil prices are rising.
European stock markets were mixed at midday, with the DAX gaining strength and the Milan Stock Exchange flat. Fincantieri and Amplifon rose 3%, while oil and tensions over Iran remained prominent.
Poland remains a solid economic bulwark against the crisis: GDP growth is expected to reach 3,8% in 2026.
On an annual basis, GDP growth accelerated to 3,8% from 3,5%, as increased investment activity more than offset the slowdown in private consumption. Compared to the first quarter of 2026, the second quarter saw an acceleration...
Stock market today, August 14: Semiconductors continue to dominate, with the Kospi rallying. Europe remains cautious, with Leonardo and Fincantieri rising in Milan.
European stock markets are little changed on the eve of mid-August. Milan is unclear. In Asia, the Kospi continues to rise, while oil prices rise again and gold's rally stalls. Defense is performing well at the Milan Stock Exchange, with Leonardo and...
Trump imposes tariffs of up to 100% on drones, a new US crackdown on Chinese technology.
Trump imposes tariffs of up to 100% on drones imported into the United States. Dependence on China is in the spotlight, while the EU, Japan, and other allies will have reduced tariffs.
Apple is preparing an AI model for China with Alibaba: a breakthrough in Apple Intelligence.
Apple reportedly trained a China-specific AI model with Alibaba, a turning point in Apple Intelligence's strategy in the Chinese market.
Sustainable mobility: Latin America reaches 10.000 electric buses in 13 countries and 80 cities: Enel X's role
The Italian electric group has been involved in South America for years, not only supplying buses but also electrical terminals, charging systems, energy management, digital services, and financing solutions. Examples include Santiago, Chile, and Bogotá.
Paramount-Warner merger frozen as Ellison threatens to leave California: here's the plan to leave Hollywood
The California-led antitrust battle has put a freeze on the $110 billion acquisition and increased costs for Paramount. David Ellison is preparing a plan to move operations to Tennessee or Texas. Meanwhile, the group is also open to selling...
Sinner, Kimi, Curtis, Pellacani, Battocletti, and more: Italy's sports stars are more enthralling than the shady Lavitola-Ranucci affair.
Even in the heat of August, the champions of sport remind us that fortunately there is a better Italy than the squalid one that emerges from the Lavitola-Ranucci story.
Stock market today, August 13: Europe confirms gains, with oil in focus. Milan nears 54 points with Nexi and Stellantis
The stalemate over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz continues, while oil prices fall on the prospect of weaker demand. On the macroeconomic front, U.S. producer prices slowed to 4,7% annually, reinforcing signs of slowing inflation.
Terna: Record heat pushes electricity consumption to all-time highs: demand up 8,3% in July
In July 2026, Italian electricity demand will increase by 8,3% to 32,5 TWh. Photovoltaic energy will increase by 20,6%, and renewables will account for 41,5% of demand.
The government begins work on the 2027 budget: personal income tax, wages, and healthcare. Salvini relaunches the bank tax.
The 2027 budget could exceed €30 billion: cuts to personal income tax, healthcare, employment, pensions, energy, and Salvini's proposal to tax the profits of large banks.
Lakers make biggest sale ever: Kushner and Iger buy NBA team for $12,5 billion
The Los Angeles Lakers are changing ownership for the second time in just over a year: Joshua Kushner and Bob Iger are buying a majority stake from Mark Walter for $12,5 billion. The deal, which still needs NBA approval,…
Anthropic prepares for its IPO, with investors targeting $2.000 trillion: the company is challenging SpaceX and OpenAI for a new tech record.
According to the Financial Times, Anthropic could aim for an IPO worth over $2.000 trillion, supported by strong revenue growth. This figure exceeds SpaceX's record, but it will need to be sustained over time.
Today's stock market sees tech rallying again: the Kospi rebounds and boosts the Asian rally but fails to drag down European chips. Nexi surges in Milan.
European stock markets remain positive, buoyed by the previous day's gains on Wall Street and in Asia and by the recovery in the tech sector. The Kospi rebounds from its lows, but the euphoria doesn't spread to European chips: on the Milan Stock Exchange, the Stm slides, while...
Weather: Yellow alert for thunderstorms in five regions, but intense heat remains until mid-August.
The heat remains intense, but the fourth heat wave could now be upon us: an Atlantic disturbance is ready to change the weather after mid-August.
Catania Airport remains closed until August 15th: Mount Etna disrupts August 15th flights.
Catania Airport will be closed until 2:00 a.m. on Saturday, August 15th due to ash from Mount Etna. Hundreds of flights have been canceled or diverted, and there will be significant disruption in the midst of the Ferragosto holiday.
Migrants, Germany continues: "Expulsions to Italy will continue." First case on August 19th.
Berlin confirms the resumption of transfers of "Dublin" migrants to Italy. June 12th is the watershed date: the German government announces investigations into previous cases. Rome is trying to avoid a clash.
Sara Curtis, historic world record at the European Swimming Championships at just 19 years old: Italian with a Nigerian mother, she also defeats prejudices
The Italian athlete clocked a sensational 26.56 seconds in the 50m backstroke final, winning the gold medal and lowering the record set in the semi-final by another 7 hundredths of a second.
PSG once again wins the European Super Cup, beating Aston Villa 2-1 with a decisive goal from Douè.
The French side secured the Champions League and Super Cup double for the second consecutive year. Brian Madjo scored for England, becoming the youngest goalscorer in UEFA Super Cup history at just 17.
Data centers boom with AI: investments over $1.000 trillion by 2027 and insurance plans approaching $24 billion.
AI is driving the data center boom: annual investments will exceed $1.000 trillion by 2027. Climate and insurance risks are also growing.
Stock Markets August 12: Falling US inflation delays the Fed rate hike and boosts the Nasdaq, but not Europe. Milan limits the damage.
The threat of a Fed tightening recedes, and the US stock market resumes its rally. European markets, however, are in the red, but the Milan Stock Exchange remains stable at par. Quarterly earnings boost US AI-related companies. Prysmian and...
FS, Trenitalia accelerates regional train renewal: 31 new trains by 2026
The regional fleet renewal plan includes 1.081 new-generation trains by 2027. The overall investment is 7 billion euros, with the aim of renewing 80% of the fleet.
Open Fiber at the Rimini Meeting, where FTTH fiber plays a key role in telemedicine and digital services.
Open Fiber at the Rimini Meeting from August 21st to 26th, 2026: the FTTH network at the center of telemedicine, smart working, cloud, and digital services.
eToro acquires TradeZero, strengthening its presence in the US in a $231 million deal.
The agreement strengthens the group's presence in the American market and expands its trading offering, leveraging TradeZero's technology and broker-dealer infrastructure. Closing is expected in the first half of 2027.
Foxconn's AI-powered profits soar: +35% in the quarter, server demand soars.
Foxconn closed its second quarter with earnings up 35% above expectations. Strong demand for Nvidia's AI servers drove the results.
Catania Airport remains closed due to Mount Etna's eruption: flights suspended until 16 p.m. Thursday, August 13th. Comiso Airport reopens.
The eruption of Mount Etna continues to impact air traffic in Sicily. Catania Airport remains closed due to volcanic ash, while Comiso Airport is back in operation. What passengers are entitled to and how to request refunds.
From Hopper to our time: when presence gave way to representation
There was a time when meeting meant truly being there. Today we are always connected, but often further apart. Between La Dolce Vita and Hopper's solitude, a portrait of an era that replaced presence with representation.
Vacation? "I don't have any money, so I'm not going: I'll go for a walk or go to the pool."
24,2 million Italians are staying home for the holidays: Federalberghi is proposing corporate welfare and holiday vouchers to support those who opt out for economic reasons.
Lumentum: The queen of photonics, which AI has transformed into a Nasdaq star, quintuples its profit
Non-GAAP earnings growth compared to the fourth quarter of 2025 was more than 400%. The shares of the company that sells part of the data center infrastructure (lasers and optical components) have gained 121% since the beginning of the year.
Solar eclipse, stress test for Europe: photovoltaic power generation to lose up to 9,7 GW
The solar eclipse of August 12 will test the European electricity grid: a drop of up to 9,7 GW in photovoltaic capacity is expected, but without risks for Italy.
Solar eclipse today, August 12: how to watch it safely, including weather forecast and live streaming.
Solar eclipse of August 12, 2026: where it will be visible in Italy, weather forecasts, live streaming, and how to observe it safely without risking your eyesight.
Trump Media reports a $238 million loss in the quarter. The latest from social media: selling the president's posts to Wall Street.
The tycoon's group is worse than a year ago, when it was in the red by €20 million. Revenues are down €2 million. Cryptocurrencies have taken over but aren't generating any profits. Diversification doesn't stop at finance: there are...
European Super Cup: PSG-Aston Villa to win the first trophy of the season. Lineups and where to watch it on TV.
Tonight in Salzburg, the Champions League champions face off against last season's Europa League champions. The French side, appearing in this competition for the third time, are seeking a second consecutive victory.
Stock markets were two-tiered on August 11: markets were mixed, but Europe outperformed Wall Street. Piazza Affari held steady, with gold recovering sharply.
Despite the approaching mid-August holiday slowing trading, European stock markets are holding up reasonably well. Gold is nearing $4.400. Wall Street is in the red for Trump Media & Technology, the tycoon's group that controls social media and cryptocurrency activities:…
General Motors sells its gigafactory to Samsung SDI, while Stellantis considers an exit. Meanwhile, Exor acquires a stake in Philips.
GM sells 49,99% of its Indiana gigafactory to Samsung Electronics, while Stellantis is considering a similar move. Meanwhile, Exor may increase its stake in Philips to 22%.
Poste Italiane offers free vacations for employees and families: 21 "Room with a View" accommodations.
Poste Italiane confirms its "Room with a View" program in 2026: a free week's vacation for employees and families in 21 locations and accommodations in Italy.
Car tax: deadlines and payments change starting in 2028: what the mini-reform entails
Car tax: deadlines and payment methods will change starting in 2028. Changes will also apply to administrative seizures, rentals, and ownership transfers. Here's what's changed.
Stock market today, August 11: Europe stalls, oil slows after the rally. Stellantis slides in Milan. Gold rises.
European stock markets are seeking direction mid-session, amidst August weather but with the Middle East keeping a close eye on the action. The stalemate over Hormuz is boosting oil prices: Brent surpasses $90, then falls back. Prices remain little changed…
Generali Investments, Sosteneo debuts in Germany: wind energy investment with a 350 MW portfolio
Sosteneo, part of Generali Investments, enters Germany with Enova Generation: 11 wind projects for 350 MW and the first investment of Fund II
Today's stock market: Kospi and gold rebound, Europe still lacking momentum. Piazza Affari holds steady, with oil stocks buoyed by the rising price of crude oil.
European stocks are little changed after Wall Street's weakness and a mixed Asia. Seoul stands out thanks to the rise in semiconductor prices, buoyed by AI-related demand. The Milan Stock Exchange rises with Eni and Tenaris, boosted by oil prices nearing 90…
Catania Airport: Mount Etna continues to cause disruptions: arrivals suspended until 19 p.m.
The eruption of Mount Etna continues to paralyze Catania Airport, with arrivals suspended until 7:00 PM and departures virtually halted. For four days, cancellations, delays, and diversions have been causing significant disruption to passengers.
Nvidia teams up with Wall Street to raise over $500 billion to finance the AI race.
Nvidia partners with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs, and KKR to mobilize over $500 billion for data centers, chips, and AI infrastructure. Jensen Huang: "Chips have become an investable asset."
Scaleup Europe Fund: Europe launches €5 billion funding round to grow tech companies
The new European fund enters its operational phase. One billion euros will come from the Commission, while management will be entrusted to EQT. The goal is to bridge the capital gap that still pushes many European scaleups to seek growth abroad.
RFI, Salerno-Reggio Calabria high-speed/high-capacity line: excavation of the Serra Lunga tunnel completed.
The Serra Lunga tunnel, approximately 800 meters long, is the second completed in the lot after the Caterina tunnel. Excavation of the Sicignano tunnel has begun.
Heatwaves, red alert in 19 cities: Wednesday the alert rises to 20. Ferragosto at 40 degrees, then a truce possible.
The heat wave will peak in the next few days: temperatures will reach 40 degrees in Sardinia and 38-39 degrees in central and southern Italy. The African anticyclone will remain in place until mid-August, after which a change in direction is possible.
Jeff Bezos lands in the Premier League: the Amazon boss is close to buying a 30% stake in Liverpool.
The American tycoon is negotiating with Fenway Sports Group, owner of Liverpool, through a consortium of investors led by Amit Bhatia: the deal is valued at around 2 billion euros.
d'Amico International Shipping buys the vessel High Discovery for $15,3 million
Subsidiary d'Amico Tankers has exercised its purchase option. The vessel will join its fleet in November.
Stocks remained flat on August 10th as we await developments in Hormuz, but oil, gas, and silver are rallying. Chips are mixed.
The August holiday break is approaching, dampening stock market trading. Expectations are also high for possible developments in the Middle East negotiations. Silver is nearing its highest level in nearly two months. European natural gas rises to 60 euros.
Former Ilva steelworks Federacciai is considering a "conditional" expression of interest for the Taranto plant.
The Presidency Council has entrusted Antonio Gozzi with the task of verifying the conditions for involving Italian steel companies in the relaunch of plants not affected by the blockade of the hot area.
Anthropic Accelerates Data Center Growth: Macquarie and GIC Partner to Fuel Claude's Growth
Anthropic, Macquarie, and GIC launch Theseus Infrastructure to develop new AI data centers in the U.S. and support Claude's growth
Artificial Intelligence in SMEs: Unioncamere and AI4I reach agreement: a national network for AI adoption is born.
Unioncamere and AI4I launch a national collaboration to bring Artificial Intelligence to SMEs through Chambers of Commerce, PID, and the Suk platform.
Stock Market August 10: Europe lacks momentum, Prysmian and Stm are on the rise in Milan, oil nears $85, silver reawakens
European stocks saw little change during the August bank holiday week, while oil prices rose amid Hormuz concerns. Prysmian and STM performed well in Milan, while Wall Street futures were mixed.
Intesa Sanpaolo Assicurazioni reports €565,1 million in profit for the first half of 2026. Life insurance premiums exceed €10 billion.
The company accelerated in the first six months of the year, supported by growth in the Life segment and the expansion of its Protection business. Its capital position is also solid, with assets under management at €186,5 billion and a solvency ratio of 248%.
TSMC continues to soar and accelerate in Japan: $6,4 billion joint venture with Sony
TSMC continues to accelerate, with July revenues up 44,7%. Meanwhile, it is negotiating a $6,4 billion joint venture with Sony to produce next-generation chips and sensors in Japan starting in 2029.
Highway Code reform under consideration: driver's license at 17, proportionate fines, and overtaking on the right
The Ministry of Transport is considering 15 changes to the Highway Code: driving license at 17, new fines for speeding, overtaking on the right, e-bikes, and highways.
Analysts are positive on Enel's stock, with a target price rising after Cattaneo's half-year results.
Following the first half of 2026 results, analysts' confidence in the group led by Flavio Cattaneo is growing. Kepler has named it a Top Pick, while Barclays, Intesa, Equita, and HSBC also have positive ratings.
Stocks today, August 10, Europe weak despite Tokyo's rally. Oil rises amid Hormuz concerns.
European stock markets were cautious and trading lightly during the August bank holiday week, while Tokyo rose more than 2%. Oil rose on Hormuz concerns, with US inflation, the Fed, and the Bank of Japan all eyes on the matter.
The Italian Sea Group opens to new investors: offers by September, who is in the running for TISG?
From Sri Global to Sanlorenzo, passing through Azimut Benetti and Ferretti, the bidding for The Italian Sea Group begins: non-binding offers by September 15th, with asset sales or a capital increase on the table.
Climate and pollution, the Chinese paradox: record renewables but coal remains dominant
The Asian giant is accelerating its race for green technologies and CO02 sequestration, but meeting its plans to reduce its use of the most polluting sources is proving impossible. For the West, this is a message full of uncertainties, but also…
Coffee capsules and pods: starting August 12th, separate waste collection changes: where to throw them away
Starting August 12, 2026, capsules and pods will become packaging: new rules for labels and disposal. Here's where to dispose of them among plastic, aluminum, and organic waste.
Sinner will miss Cincinnati due to a right knee injury, but his focus is now on the US Open.
Jannik Sinner will miss the Cincinnati Masters 1000 tournament due to a right knee injury. The Italian is aiming to recover before the US Open on August 30th.
Rome-Florence trains face their final summer suspension: work will continue from August 10th to 28th. What's new for travelers?
From August 10th to 28th, new work will be carried out on the Rome-Florence line between Chiusi and Orvieto: changes to high-speed, intercity, and regional trains, and delays will be observed until August 31st.
Pensions and falling birth rates are a warning for SMEs: 3 million workers will leave the workforce by 2029, but there are few young people to replace them.
By 2029, over 3 million workers will retire, while the number of young people available is decreasing: the risk of generational turnover is growing for SMEs.
Middle East: Israel rejects the Peace Council's plan for Gaza and prepares strikes on Iran. Tehran keeps Hormuz closed, and the US is short on missiles.
Netanyahu rejects the US plan for Gaza, and Israel considers unilateral strikes on Iran. Meanwhile, Tehran stalls negotiations and refuses to reopen Hormuz, while the war depletes American missile stockpiles.
Joaquín Sorolla: "Cosiendo la vela." The community's masterpiece.
Our journey to discover the great masterpieces of art history continues. Today we pause before Joaquín Sorolla and his extraordinary Sewing the Sail. A work that transcends the beauty of Mediterranean light to express the value of…
Italy and Spain continue their clash over Schengen: Brussels maintains a median stance, but a confrontation with Berlin over migrants opens up.
Cross-checks between Italy and Spain remain in place following the Ceuta crisis, while the EU attempts to mend the rift. Meanwhile, Germany is preparing to return to Italy asylum seekers who entered the EU from Italy.
Massimiliano Cencelli has died, farewell to the father of the "manual" that shaped Italian politics.
Massimiliano Cencelli, a longtime DC official, died in Rome at the age of 90. His name is linked to the famous "Cencelli Manual," a symbol of the division of political offices.
Solar eclipse of August 12, 2026: times and where to watch it in Italy
Solar eclipse of August 12, 2026, visible in Italy at sunset. Schedule, favored regions, solar coverage, and rules for safe observation.
Whose works belong to these? At the Musée d'Orsay. A museum that becomes a conscience of memory.
There are exhibitions that showcase masterpieces and exhibitions that question the conscience. The new room at the Musée d'Orsay dedicated to works stolen by the Nazis tells a story of art, memory, and justice, reminding us that behind every painting there can be…
Maradona's Hand of God ball up for auction: could be worth $10 million
Maradona's iconic ball that made World Cup history goes up for auction from August 21st to 23rd: starting price is $2,5 million, estimate up to $10 million
Airports end EES biometric checks to reduce queues: what changes for travellers?
Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Brussels, and Milan are suspending the EES during peak traffic congestion. The exemption is valid until September 6, 2026.
El-Sayed's victory in the Michigan primary and the importance of ethnic lobbies in the United States
Abdul El-Sayed's victory in the Michigan Democratic primary reignites the debate over the influence of AIPAC, ethnic lobbies, and minorities in US politics.
The Campo largo is split over Ukraine and only a stroke of genius can regenerate it: the candidacy of Silvia Salis linked to the Draghi Agenda would overturn everything
The divisions between the Democratic Party and Conte's Five Star Movement over Ukraine seem insurmountable. To avoid being sunk, Campo largo would need a bold and innovative solution, such as the mayor of Genoa's entry into the race for the premiership...
Ceuta, Madrid and Rome are at loggerheads: Sanchez reacts to the Schengen ban, initiating checks on arrivals from Italy. Meloni doesn't give up.
Tensions are rising between the two countries. After the ultimatum issued three days ago, the Spanish prime minister has moved from words to action.
Chef Antonio Ferreri's recipe for shellfish, seaweed, and potato mousse salad with green lemon: a star-studded blend of sea, sun, summer flavors... and well-being.
A dish that pays homage to Sicily's historic gastronomic heritage, born—says the Chef of the Limu restaurant in Bagheria—from fragments of lived experiences, from places that move us, and from indelible memories…
Marcinelle, 70 years since the mine disaster: 262 dead, 136 of them Italians
On August 8, 1956, the Marcinelle disaster claimed the lives of 262 miners, including 136 Italians. Seventy years later, the tragedy remains a symbol of emigration and workplace safety in Europe.
Italy's tourism reaches record levels: 160 million arrivals in 2025, a luxury boom. Rome and Milan drive investment.
According to the "Hospitality Snapshot" report by Patrigest | Gabetti Group, Italian tourism will reach a new record in 2025 with 160 million arrivals, with foreigners accounting for 55% of the total. Luxury hotels, short-term rentals, and hospitality investments are growing.
Italian banks reported record profits of over €15 billion in the first half of 2026, with commissions and insurance booming.
Intesa Sanpaolo, Unicredit, Banco BPM, MPS, and BPER exceeded €15 billion in profits in the first half of 2026, up 3,7%. Commissions and insurance increased, while branch numbers and employment declined.
Herculaneum. The Art of Living: When Everyday Life Becomes Universal Heritage
The exhibition "Herculaneum. The Art of Living" is open from July 22 to October 18, 2026, in the monumental rooms of Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome. The exhibition features extraordinary artifacts from the deposits of the Herculaneum Archaeological Park, many of which have rarely been exhibited…
Siad, four pillars for the Group's 2025 Sustainability Report: solidity, innovation, authenticity, and difference.
SIAD, a dynamic Bergamo-based industrial group operating throughout Europe and led by Bernardo Sestini, continues to develop. With its 2025 Sustainability Report, it demonstrates the centrality of the person as the identifying element of all its activities.
Weekend weather forecast: the heat doesn't let up: highs of 40 degrees Celsius, but thunderstorms are arriving in the North. The forecast runs through mid-August.
Italy continues to experience a scorching second weekend of August: the African anticyclone brings intense heat and humidity, with peaks of 40°C in the South and the islands. A brief respite is expected in the North, where severe thunderstorms are expected between Saturday and Sunday, while…
Traffic levels are skyrocketing on Italian roads, with the August 15th rush erupting: over 25 million people are on the road, fuel prices are taking a toll.
The great summer exodus is in full swing: Saturday, August 8th, is expected to see a peak in holiday departures, with black flags on the roads. Heavy traffic, extreme heat, and still-expensive fuel prices will accompany the pre-August holiday weekend.
Ilva, a very difficult and perhaps unlikely rebirth: here's why it's time to adopt the "Cottarelli method" against all hypocrisy
The Taranto Ilva case, including the closure of the hot zone, nationalization, and new resources: the "Cottarelli method"—which requires disclosure of expenses and funding sources—should be the basis of any recovery plan, whether or not...