Tuesday, Jan 28

Italy restarts deportations of migrants to Albania after previous court rejections, igniting debates over human rights and international law.

Friday, Jan 24

Italy's highest court has upheld Amanda Knox's slander conviction, marking the conclusion of her lengthy legal battles related to the murder of Meredith Kercher.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Italy faces backlash after Libyan warlord al-Masri, accused of war crimes, is released on a legal technicality, igniting outrage among lawmakers and human rights groups.

Monday, Jan 13

Italy has released Iranian businessman Mohammad Abedini, wanted by the US over a drone attack in Jordan that killed three Americans, after a court ruling.

Saturday, Jan 11

Italy faces rising public healthcare challenges as millions forgo services, while train stations are declared 'red zones' over crime concerns.

Saturday, Jan 11

The Vatican permits gay priest applicants in Italy, provided they remain celibate, reflecting a significant shift in the church's guidelines.

Saturday, Jan 11

New Vatican guidelines allow Italian gay men to enter seminaries without discrimination, as long as they maintain celibacy.

Saturday, Jan 11

Mauro Morandi, known as Italy's Robinson Crusoe, died at 85 after 32 years on an uninhabited island in the Mediterranean.

Friday, Jan 10

Italian FM Antonio Tajani discusses with Syria’s new rulers the potential easing of EU sanctions, aiming to rebuild and foster recovery in the region.

Friday, Jan 10

Italy’s FM Antonio Tajani visits Syria to support post-Assad transition and urges EU to reconsider its sanctions in light of new developments.