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What doesn't add up in Valter Lavitola's confession ↗

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According to the preliminary investigation judge, Valter Lavitola attempted to downplay his role in the attack on Sigfrido Ranucci, questioning the credibility of his confession.

Valter Lavitola confessed to organizing the attack on Sigfrido Ranucci ↗

During a prison interrogation, Valter Lavitola admitted to orchestrating an attack on Sigfrido Ranucci, claiming he wanted to ensure Ranucci received a more substantial security detail.

History and judicial affairs of Valter Lavitola ↗

This story delves into the past of Valter Lavitola, from his association with Gianfranco Fini's 'Monte Carlo house' to an attempted extortion case against Silvio Berlusconi.

Former tax agency director Ruffini announces center-left political project ↗

Ernesto Maria Ruffini, the former director of the Italian Revenue Agency, has revealed his intention to launch a new center-left political initiative.

Brazilian police recover stolen Matisse artworks ↗

Eight artworks by Henri Matisse, stolen last year, have been successfully recovered by Brazilian police.

Investigation for electoral corruption against Giovanni Toti archived ↗

The investigation into vote-buying concerning Giovanni Toti, former president of the Liguria region, has been dismissed.

Engine part caused plane window rupture ↗

It has been determined that a piece of an engine was responsible for the rupture of a plane window from which a person was partially sucked out in July.

Hundreds evacuated near Thessaloniki due to large fire ↗

Hundreds of people have been evacuated from an area near Thessaloniki, Greece, due to a significant wildfire.

Train derails near Brighton, UK; 20 injured ↗

A train derailment near Brighton, United Kingdom, has resulted in approximately 20 injuries.

US judge dismisses lawsuit accusing Harvard of antisemitism ↗

A US judge has rejected a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration that accused Harvard University of antisemitism.

Catania airport arrivals suspended due to prolonged Etna eruption ↗

The suspension of arrivals at Catania Airport due to the ongoing eruption of Mount Etna has been extended until Friday morning.

Tokyo shrine bans military costumes ↗

The Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, which commemorates Japanese war dead, has prohibited visitors from wearing military costumes.

Explosion at ammunition company in Colleferro, no injuries reported ↗

A large explosion occurred at a munition manufacturing company in Colleferro, Lazio, with no injuries reported.

Léon Marchand returns to the pool in Paris ↗

Two years after the Olympics, world-class swimmer Léon Marchand, recovering from an injury that caused him to miss some European races, will compete again in Paris.

What makes Léon Marchand an exceptional swimmer ↗

This article explores the unique qualities that set Léon Marchand apart as an extraordinary swimmer in the world of competitive swimming.

Let's talk about Sara Curtis ↗

This piece focuses on swimmer Sara Curtis, providing details or context related to her career or recent performances.

Heatwave expected to end after Ferragosto ↗

The peak of the heatwave is expected to pass after the Ferragosto holiday, though high temperatures will persist through the weekend, with thunderstorms anticipated on Saturday afternoon.

Nigel Farage wins UK by-election in Clacton-on-Sea ↗

Nigel Farage has secured victory in the Clacton-on-Sea by-election, which was held after his resignation, facing minimal opposition from minor or satirical candidates.

Nigel Farage's diversion didn't work ↗

This article suggests that Nigel Farage's political maneuvers or campaign strategy in the Clacton by-election did not achieve its intended effect.

A man in a bin bucket hat against Nigel Farage ↗

This story refers to a satirical candidate, Count Binface (a man wearing a bin for a hat), who ran against Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election.

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