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An ultranationalist man killed six people in Krakow, and three more bodies were found at his home.

A group of CasaPound members clashed with police during an antifascist protest in Gorizia.

Richard Lloyd, the guitarist for the punk rock band Television, has died at the age of 75.

Donald Trump has offered the role of White House spokesperson to Dana White, the president of the MMA league UFC.

Francesco Bagnaia had a bad crash in the sprint race of the MotoGP Grand Prix of Qatar.

A group of activists invaded the construction site of a Microsoft data center in Amsterdam.

European intelligence services have opened a coordinated investigation to identify those behind false bomb threats.

A cyberattack targeted the company building the Brenner tunnel.

The Milan prosecutor's office decided not to appeal the release of Youssef Siher.

Netflix has announced a spinoff of the series Stranger Things.

Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff.

French sailor Tom Laperche set a new record completing the Route du Rhum race from France to Guadeloupe in six days and 13 hours.

Sailors participating in the Route du Rhum race are described as 'ocean astronauts,' facing storms, whales, and hallucinations.

A proposed change in the new Italian Highway Code could significantly reduce speeding fines, raising concerns about safety and municipal revenue.

Exceeding the 130 km/h limit on highways offers minimal time savings, increases fuel consumption, and poses a danger.

Today's front pages highlight the armed attack in Krakow and the task of forming a new government in Israel given to General Gadi Eisenkot.

Israel's president has chosen Gadi Eisenkot, Benjamin Netanyahu's main opponent, to form a government, with the formal appointment expected Sunday.

An overview of Gadi Eisenkot, the principal opponent of Benjamin Netanyahu.

An event attended by two thousand people and various political parties launched Gualtieri's campaign for re-election in Rome.

Mandani and Gualtieri are promoting opera in New York.

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