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AfD surge in Germany exposes deep divisions on the Italian right (opens the original)
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As the far right made significant gains in local elections in Germany, divisions have opened up within Italy's political right. The AfD (Alternative for Germany) took 43.8 per cent of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, a historic result that has shaken the federal government in Berlin. The shockwave reached Rome, where reaction from Italy's governing parties was sharply divided. Sunday's election result in Saxony-Anhalt is "a worrying signal", said Forza Italia leader and foreign minister Antonio Tajani
Ryanair's Boeing 737 stairs tied to hundreds of passenger falls, study says (opens the original)
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Ryanair's Boeing 737 hides a hazard just outside the cabin door: its retractable onboard stairs. Passengers who have used them have faced a significantly higher risk of falling than those using stairs provided by airports. That is the conclusion of a study by Italy's National Agency for Flight Safety (ANSV), published in August 2026. The study analysed falls reported in Italy during boarding and disembarkation between 2023 and 2025. Of 104 incidents, 85 involved passengers who used the forward i
Wolf sightings rise in Italy after suspected attacks (opens the original)
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Reports of wolf sightings are on the rise in Italy, with five suspected attacks recorded in Puglia, where several people have been injured. On 20 August, three tourists, including a 52-year-old woman and her 12-year-old daughter, were attacked by an animal believed to be a wolf while staying at tourist accommodation in Punta Pizzo, near Gallipoli. All three were taken to hospital, with the woman and girl later discharged with a prognosis of 14 days. According to initial reports, the animal first
Ex-CEO among 32 convicted over deadly Genoa bridge collapse (opens the original)
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A court in Italy on Thursday sentenced Giovanni Castellucci, the former chief executive of Autostrade per l'Italia (Aspi), Italy's largest motorway operator, to 12 years in prison over the 2018 collapse of Genoa's Morandi Bridge. The disaster was one of Italy's deadliest infrastructure failures, claiming 43 lives. Prosecutors had sought an 18-year-and-six-month sentence for Castellucci. He is already serving a final six-year prison sentence over the Avellino coach crash. In all, 32 people were c
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