Italy News in English

Good morning! It’s 30th January, and here’s your Italy daily news capsule.

Drug driving penalties to focus on safety risks, says Consulta.

New decree approved for lifelong ID cards for seniors and digital voting.

Prime Minister Meloni assures resources will come after Cyclone Harry's damage.

Referendum on justice reform sees clear voting trends as polls open today.

Metal detectors to be implemented in schools amid rising concerns over safety.

Crime rates rise as police face scrutiny over recent shooting incident.

A wolf spotted near a school in Gattolino causes a stir during lunch hour.

Political storm over a controversial student survey targeting leftist teachers.

New legislation clarifies definitions of consent and dissent in sexual violence cases.

Venezuela opens its oil sector to private investment as U.S. eases sanctions.

Canadian Premier Carney calls for respect of sovereignty from the U.S.

Pope emphasizes justice and truth in cases of abuse during a plenary assembly.

Richard Ford criticizes Minnesota raids, linking them to political tensions.

New iOS update brings AirTag support and fixes for iPhone users.

World Cancer Day initiatives planned in Crema to raise awareness and promote screenings.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!