ROME -- Antonio Conte has been appointed as the new manager of Napoli, signing a three-year deal.
The former Juventus and Inter Milan head coach, who also managed Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League, had been out of work since leaving the North London club in March 2023.
CINISI, Sicily-- Two tourists were robbed in a taxi in Cinisi by four men attempting to steal what turned out to be a fake Rolex watch, the police have said.
The two Italian tourists, who have been living in the Czech Republic, were spotted by the four men in Albertini beach in Cinisi, Sicily. The pair were then followed as they headed towards Palermo, with the four men flanking their taxi with two large bikes and robbing them.
NAPLES -- The South! My dear land, the passion of my soul, I am a southern man. Land of tradition and culture, of music and colour, of sun, of torment, of tears of love. A land of people who know how to live and how to survive, who know how to fight and resist. Yet, a land that is condemned and doomed to disaster by those who do not know what the south represents: energy potential, explosive and positive, creativity, professionalism and a desire for redemption, ready to take off towards the achievement of labour, financial, economic, financial, cultural and artistic development.
ROME -- Italian citizens residing in the UK will no longer be able to vote in the European parliament elections from the Italian consulates following the United Kingdom’s departure from the EU, according to a petition from The Good Lobby.
NAPLES -- The controversy becomes ever more intense between two political figures whose expressions of political, ideological, and cultural distance are, by now, characterised by attacks and continued insults that border on ridiculous. The linguistic and verbal timebomb that aims to be the means of defence for each side’s stance is becoming embarrassing.
ROME – The diplomatic community has been astonished by the suspension of the respected director of communications at the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), Hélène Papper, following allegations of harassment and bullying of staff working for her at the UN agency, IFAD sources say.
NAPLES-- One hundred days and more of pure massacre, of inconceivable tragedies, of a human ferocity equal to and more bestial than that which by nature belongs to animals.
ROME -- A Dutch tourist has been arrested in Herculaneum for signing the walls of a ruin with a permanent marker the local authorities have reported.
The 27 year old tourist has been arrested on charges of damage and vandalism of an artistic work after he decided to leave his mark on the ancient Roman domus which emerged from the ashes of Vesuvius. Security at the archaeological park discovered the signature on the stuccos of the ancient Roman dwelling and immediately alerted the carabinieri.
ROME -- The Small and Medium Business Owners' Confederation (Conf PMI Italia) has celebrated its third national congress in Pompeii, where main founder Tommaso Cerciello was unanimously re-elected as the National Confederal President.
