Italy News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th February, and here’s your Italy daily news capsule.

Trump warns that Iranian ballistic missiles could soon reach the US, while Tehran insists they are essential.

In Sarzana, a charming Ligurian gem, ancient books and medieval fortresses attract visitors.

Deliveroo faces judicial scrutiny in Milan over alleged exploitation of riders through algorithms.

US tariffs under Trump raise questions about which EU products are exempt and their impact on businesses.

The Milleproroghe law has been approved, affecting mobility for executives and hiring in education.

A court orders a halt to operations at the Ilva plant due to health risks in Taranto.

Sanremo 2026 highlights include a standing ovation for Eros Ramazzotti and Alicia Keys.

Recent polls show the "No" vote leading in the upcoming justice referendum.

A tragic incident in Naples raises questions about a child's heart transplant timing.

Italy's top hospitals include Gemelli in Rome and Niguarda in Milan, according to a global ranking.

Merz visits China, emphasizing the importance of maintaining strong relations despite global tensions.

Evidence of a massacre of disabled individuals emerges from the Sudanese enclave of El Fasher.

In Ukraine, President Zelensky states they are ready for a new round of talks with Russia.

Paramount wins the bidding war for Warner Bros Discovery with a staggering offer of 111 billion.

Italy becomes the first in Europe to approve a drug that doubles survival rates for colon cancer.

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