Italy News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st July, and here’s your Italy daily news capsule.

Violent clashes erupt in Bologna as police confront protesters over the death of Fakir.

Daniele Compatangelo, La7 correspondent from Washington, has passed away, leaving colleagues in shock.

U.S. launches a new wave of attacks against Iran amid escalating tensions in the region.

Twenty-five years after the Diaz school incident, victims recall police brutality and lack of apologies.

In the UK, Burnham reveals his father has Alzheimer's and is unaware of his son's political rise.

Severe thunderstorms are expected in Tuscany, prompting a yellow weather alert for July 21st.

Fifty thousand euros seized in the Roggero case linked to a jeweler and his wife’s account.

Local journalist Luigi 'Luca' Esposito was tragically murdered in Eboli, investigation ongoing.

A 65-year-old man dies after being struck by a beam while working on his tractor in Monsagrati.

Massive crackdown on crime leads to 539 arrests across 44 provinces in Italy.

In Russia, rising taxes and uncertainty force citizens to revert to cash payments, raising concerns.

European Union faces divisions over sanctions on Russia as Greece pushes for Russian gas.

Iranian forces strike U.S. targets in Bahrain and Kuwait, while mediators seek a ceasefire.

A U.S. judge halts Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. following a lawsuit from several states.

World Brain Day on July 22nd will see local buildings illuminated in blue to raise awareness.

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