Italy
Europe’s love affair with Israel is over - Gaza images broke the bond - opinion
Since October 7, I’ve visited several other European capitals and written before about the Israeli-Jewish experience in some of them. Since then, things have changed.
Italy ends spyware contract with Israeli company Paragon, parliamentary document shows
Report: Jesus statue covered during Eid festival in Italy, drawing backlash
Milan and Como in spring: History, fashion, and more
Tourists flee after Italy's Mount Etna erupts
Italy’s National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology said the volcano was experiencing strong strombolian explosions.
Italy's FM: Ready to contribute to Arab-led peacekeeping mission in Gaza
The Italian Foreign Minister Tajani spoke in parliament on Wednesday about the war between Israel and Gaza and possible Arab-led peacekeeping missions that Italy is ready to contribute to.
Italy's mafia abandoning rivalries to join forces, report says
Italy's mafia has heightened technological expertise, using encrypted communication channels and maintaining contacts with prison inmates through drones.
Italian jurists warn Meloni gov't to terminate Israel defense pact
The jurists claim that a 2003 Memorandum, which is set to renew for another five years next month, is in "blatant, deliberate, systematic, and intersectional violation of humanitarian law."
Italian FM: Hamas dragged Israel into war, but now it's time for a truce
The remarks come as Israel faces mounting international calls to end its military campaign in Gaza, now in its eighth month.
Five skiers found dead on Swiss mountain near Zermatt
Local airline Air Zermatt said that three of the bodies were found on the debris of an avalanche a few hundred meters below where the skis were spotted.
'Unacceptable,' foreign ministries summon Israeli ambassadors over IDF firing near diplomats
The IDF fired warning shots near a delegation of 25 people, after they entered an unapproved area in order 'to distance them.'
The Jewish Simpsons Holocaust mural in Milan defaced in latest act of antisemitism - interview
AleXsandro Palombo spoke to the Post about the vandalism of the Jewish Simpsons work, and how, despite intimidation and death threats, he will not stop creating art.
Authorities block German far-right nationals from flying to Milan neo-Nazi conference
One member of the group had reportedly been photographed performing the 'White Power' symbol at the airport.
Italy's Tajani tells Israel to halt Gaza offensive
The Italian government has been one of Israel's most vocal supporters within Europe, but unease is building over the devastation being wrought on Gaza.
Summer 2025’s secret map – are travelers skipping the big cities?
A new study shows: Rotterdam over Amsterdam, Alassio over Positano. “Star chasers” reshape tourism trends, while more travelers opt for authentic, local, and spontaneous vacations near home.
