Rome— Donatella Versace is returning to the fashion industry with a new independent brand created in partnership with Californian ecommerce giant Revolve, marking her first major creative venture since stepping down as creative director of Versace after 27 years.
ROME -- It is understandable that the United States is reluctant to be drawn fully into another conflict in Yemen. But restraint cannot come at the expense of freedom of navigation. The Red Sea must remain open, and if our American friends are unwilling to take the lead, Europeans should be ready to shoulder a greater responsibility.
ROME -- Amidst the global fervour of interest in grave warnings about the safety of AI, the Euro-Gulf Information Centre (EGIC) gathered to discuss the rise of autonomous AI-led warfare.
EGIC’s panel highlighted the sudden rise of autonomous weapons and AI in contemporary warfare. Dr Fabrizio Cilli in particular argued that new, largely autonomous systems present heavy risks of an adversary being able to remotely control such systems through cyber warfare and these systems for their own purposes.
ROME — Serie A game day four saw AS Roma continued their winning streak with a 0-2 win over Torino to stay atop of the league, as Inter Milan followed hot on their heels with a comeback against Udinese to stay level with the Giallorossi. Donyell Malen opened scoring in the 40th minute marking his sixth goal so far this season for AS Roma in the domestic league.
ROME – IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi evidently endorsed the literary career of his Russian Number 2 man, Mikhail Chudakov, who was canned by the UN agency this month after the Italian Insider disclosed the Russian lambasted “gays, lesbians and other perverts and sodomites” and said that women only exist to seduce men. Grossi may have supported the Russian’s bigoted nationalist tomes in part because the IAEA legal office probably rubber stamped them under regulations at the agency governing publications by senior executives, UN sources say.
Rome— Arsenal supporters have criticised the security arrangements surrounding their Champions League away match against Napoli, with many describing the experience as so unpleasant they would avoid travelling to Italy for future fixtures.
Although the Gunners returned home with a 1–0 victory from the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, many fans said the result was overshadowed by what they called excessive and uncomfortable transport procedures imposed before and after the match.
Rome — Denise Cosco, the daughter of murdered anti mafia witness Lea Garofalo and one of Italy’s most powerful symbols of resistance to the ’Ndrangheta, has died aged 35 after taking her own life in Rome.
According to Italian authorities, Denise jumped from a window on Sept. 6 and died four days later in hospital following critical injuries. Her death has prompted renewed reflection on the lasting psychological burden carried by victims’ families and those who lived for years under witness protection.
Rome— Emma Bonino, one of Italy's most influential politicians and an internationally respected champion of civil liberties and human rights, died in Rome on Thursday following a long illness. She was 78.
The announcement was made by +Europa, the liberal pro European party she co founded, in a brief message that read: “Emma has left us, but she will never leave us.” Bonino had been battling serious respiratory complications in recent days after being admitted to Rome's Santo Spirito Hospital, where her condition had initially been described as delicate but stable.
Rome-- Lorena Isceri was still alive when her former partner threw her from a viaduct on the A1 motorway near Barberino di Mugello, an autopsy carried out at Florence's Careggi hospital has confirmed.
The 45-year-old manager, originally from Squinzano in the province of Lecce, was abducted, beaten and locked in the boot of her own Audi Q3 by Federico Vella, 36, on 4 September, before he drove north on the motorway and threw her from the viaduct. Vella then took his own life at the scene.










