More than 3,700 schools across Italy received fake bomb threats on Thursday, but most remained open following new government guidance on handling security alerts. The decision came after a similar wave of threatening emails on Wednesday forced thousands of schools to close and sparked widespread concern among parents. According to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s
Italy’s government is planning new measures to handle security alerts, including mass threat emails, following widespread school evacuations across the country. Under the proposed approach, buildings would generally remain open unless authorities find concrete evidence of an actual threat. On Wednesday, around 6,300 schools received bomb threat emails, triggering
At least 300 schools across Italy were evacuated on Wednesday after receiving bomb threat messages, according to the government. Italian Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara said authorities initially believed the alerts were hoaxes, adding that the number of affected schools could increase. Schools in Rome moved students and staff to designated safe areas while police
Italy has approved a new package of measures aimed at reducing the impact of rising gas prices on electricity bills for households and businesses. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced the decision, saying the government was taking concrete steps to address the country’s growing energy costs ahead of next year’s general elections. The move comes amid […]
Italy’s government is planning significant cuts to teachers and non-teaching staff as the country’s declining birthrate reduces student enrolment. Under the draft 2027 budget, staffing levels will be reduced by 4,925 teachers and 2,049 support staff from the 2027-2028 academic year. The government will also introduce a 75% limit on hiring replacements for
Italy has extended its suspension of the European Union’s border-free Schengen arrangements with Spain by another week, according to an Italian government source on Friday. The extension aligns with Madrid’s decision to maintain its own suspension of Schengen arrangements with Italy until October 22. The move prolongs border restrictions between the two countries amid
Italy’s parliament has approved a new electoral law that rewards broad pre-election alliances, with the largest coalition receiving a parliamentary majority bonus if it wins more than 42% of the vote. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition says the reform is aimed at creating more stable governments, but opposition parties argue it could have been designed […]
France scored four goals in the final 13 minutes to beat Belgium in a dramatic Nations League comeback, extending Zinedine Zidane’s unbeaten start as manager. Belgium took the lead through Dodi Lukebakio, who finished after receiving a superb long pass from Romeo Lavia. France eventually equalised through Desire Doue’s low strike from outside the box. […]
Italy’s EU-harmonised consumer prices rose 2.0% month-on-month in September, pushing annual inflation to 4.1%, up sharply from 3.2% in August. The increase was driven largely by soaring energy costs linked to turmoil in the Middle East. The latest figure was above the 3.8% median forecast from a Reuters poll of 17 analysts and marked Italy’s […]
An Italian court on Monday convicted three Egyptian security officials in absentia over the 2016 kidnapping of Italian student Giulio Regeni in Cairo. The three men — Major Magdi Sharif, Colonel Ather Kamal and Colonel Hisham Helmy — were each sentenced to 10 years in prison. A fourth defendant, Major General Tarek Sabir, was acquitted. […]









