Milan
- 2h ago
Italy launches Europe-first motorway toll refund for construction delays, but foreign drivers face red tape
A new Italian regulation effective 1 June 2026 forces private motorway operators to partially or fully refund tolls when construction sites cause significant delays, just ahead of the summer travel surge.
- 22h ago
Rafael Leão Declares Milan Chapter Closed: 'I Want a New Challenge in a New League'
Portuguese star Rafael Leão has publicly declared his intention to leave AC Milan, stating he has 'given everything' to the club and is seeking a new challenge in a different league, with a decision expected after the 2026 World Cup.

- 4d ago
US Reimposes Sanctions on UN Rapporteur Francesca Albanese After Appeals Court Freezes Lower Court Ruling
The US Treasury has put UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese back on its sanctions blacklist, days after a federal appeals court temporarily froze a ruling that had briefly shielded her from restrictions over her criticism of Israel.

- 5d ago
Ferrari's First EV, the €550,000 Luce, Sparks Market Rout and a Storm of Criticism from Former Bosses, Politicians, and the Pope
Ferrari's unveiling of the Luce, its first all-electric car, was met with an 8.4% stock crash and a wave of ridicule from a former president, politicians, and the public, who questioned its design, price, and departure from tradition.

- 6d ago
Belen Rodriguez Hospitalized After Distress Call Leads to Three-Hour Standoff in Milan Apartment
Argentine showgirl Belén Rodriguez was taken to hospital on Monday morning after neighbors in Milan's Brera district heard her screaming for help, triggering a three-hour police and firefighter intervention.

- 6d ago
AC Milan in Turmoil: Cardinale Fires Allegri and Entire Leadership, Only Ibrahimovic Remains as Club Faces €90M Financial Hit
AC Milan owner Gerry Cardinale has executed a sweeping purge of the club's technical and executive leadership, firing manager Massimiliano Allegri, CEO Giorgio Furlani, sporting director Igli Tare, and technical director Geoffrey Moncada after a disastrous season that saw the Rossoneri miss out on Champions League qualification.

- 6d ago
Ebola scare in Italy ends as tests confirm two aid workers from Uganda have Shigella, not Bundibugyo virus
Two Italian aid workers who returned from Uganda with fever and gastrointestinal symptoms have tested negative for the Ebola virus, with authorities confirming a bacterial Shigella infection instead.
