Italy's Court of Auditors is strongly opposing a government reform decree, warning that it undermines the independence and autonomy of magistrates.

A court in Milan has ordered the shutdown of blast furnaces at Italy's largest steel plant due to environmental pollution concerns, specifically the presence of asbestos.

Italy's Court of Auditors has mandated that the Fund for Compensation of Savers (FIR) must ensure more accurate financial planning and process new claims as quickly as possible following bank failures.

An Italian court has upheld the sentencing for the family members involved in the 'honor killing' of teenager Saman Abbas, who was murdered after adapting to Western culture.

Italy's Court of Auditors has indicated that the country's 2025 deficit is projected to be higher than anticipated, primarily due to the unexpected emergence of costs related to the Superbonus scheme.

Gerd Gjinarari, known as 'The General' and sentenced to life imprisonment by an Italian court in 1997 for murder, has been arrested in Belgium after being an internationally wanted fugitive.

Ukraine is engaged in a struggle to secure the return of underage refugees from Italy, as Italian courts are reportedly refusing to release the children, citing humanitarian aid concerns.

Italy's highest court has ruled that a hotel's refusal to serve tap water to a guest at its restaurant is lawful, clarifying consumer rights in such establishments.

The Italian construction firm WeBuild has failed in an Italian court to block CNAIR's execution of a guarantee related to delays in the construction of the Brăila suspended bridge in Romania.

An Italian court has convicted a Dutch man for an arson attack in Milan that killed three people, sentencing him to 21 years in prison.

For the first time in Italy, a 4-year-old child in Bari has been legally recognized by the Court of Appeal as having three parents: two fathers and one mother.

The Court of Auditors has issued a negative opinion on the government's proposed appointment of gynecologist Mattei, who serves as Schillaci's chief of staff, to a role within the accounting magistracy.

Italy's Court of Cassation upheld a 30-year prison sentence for 42-year-old Albanian Elona Kalesha, who was accused of murdering her ex-partner's parents in 2015 and dismembering their bodies.

An Italian tribunal has declared Netflix's price increase clauses null and void, ordering the streaming giant to issue refunds, a decision Netflix plans to appeal.

An Italian court has annulled a 15-million-euro fine imposed by the country's privacy watchdog on OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, overturning the previous penalty.

An Italian juvenile court has opened the door for adoption by gay civilly united couples, ruling that prohibiting it is discriminatory. The decision, prompted by a Venetian couple's case, now awaits review by the Constitutional Court.

An Italian court has ruled in favor of a woman who sought compensation after suffering an ankle fracture while working from home.

Romanian Police have responded to accusations that they blocked the extradition of former Neamț County Council head Ionel Arsene from Italy, stating that the handover was halted by an Italian court due to medical reasons.

Italy's Court of Cassation ruled that 'Gomorra' was not plagiarism, though author Roberto Saviano was ordered to pay 10,000 euros for using phrases from articles without citation, a decision he expressed happiness about.

An Italian court has sentenced 32 individuals to a combined total of over 170 years in prison for their involvement in the 2018 bridge disaster that resulted in 43 deaths.

A woman has described her 'ordeal' after the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) overturned an Italian court's 'sexist and stereotypical' verdict that had acquitted her sexually abusive husband, ruling it was 'normal for a man to overcome a woman's' resistance.

An Italian court in Velletri issued a ruling on parental authority for two reunited sisters, detailing how their mother manipulated them and was not functional to their needs.

A humanitarian evacuation of Ukrainian orphans to Italy has become a legal dispute, with Italian courts preventing their return, assigning guardians, and approving adoptions despite opposition from Kyiv.

Italy's Constitutional Court ruled that the right to a widow's pension applies to same-sex couples who married abroad. While civil partnerships have been legal in Italy since 2016, same-sex marriage is not.

An Italian court has annulled one of the two extradition processes against Carla Zambelli. The ruling pertains to Zambelli's conviction for invading the systems of Brazil's National Council of Justice.

An appeals court in Bari, Italy, ruled that a four-year-old boy formally has three parents, following one of his adoptive fathers seeking recognition of his parenthood in Italy.

Italy's Supreme Court has ruled that beachgoers injured by a paddleball can be entitled to compensation. This decision clarifies liability for recreational activities on beaches.

Italy's Court of Accounts has appealed to the Constitutional Court against the Foti reform concerning financial damage, arguing that its provisions, which allegedly favor unfaithful or incompetent public officials, are unreasonable.

Opposition parties in Italy express anger over the possible appointment of Mattei, a gynecologist and former mayor close to the Meloni sisters, to the Court of Auditors.

An Italian court has ruled that Netflix unlawfully raised its subscription prices, violating laws designed to ensure fairness to consumers.

An Italian court has ruled that streaming provider Netflix must refund its Italian customers for past price increases. Netflix has announced its intention to appeal the decision.

An Italian court has ruled that Netflix's price-hike clauses are void and has ordered the company to issue refunds to affected customers.

Cecilia Angrisano, president of an Italian court, has received threats and insults on social media, leading to increased security for her and her family.

An Italian court has ruled that the state must compensate migrant rescue NGO Sea Watch over €76,000 for unlawful arrest.

A Milan appeals court has ordered the shutdown of the hot area of the former Ilva steel plant within 90 days, raising government fears that the sale of the plant could fall through.

An Italian court has rejected TIM's precautionary appeal in a dispute over network tariffs, confirming an earlier decision.

An Italian court has upheld the 24-year prison sentence for a mother whose child died after being abandoned. The ruling confirms the previous conviction for the tragic incident.

An Italian court has ordered the partial closure of a prison due to untenable hygienic conditions, a first-time ruling, with the Meloni government criticized for inaction.

Italy has denied the extradition of Zambelli, a radical voice of Brazil's far-right, after an Italian court deemed that Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes interfered in the decision.

An Italian court has issued a final ruling that tap water is not a fundamental right for customers in restaurants. This decision clarifies that establishments are not obligated to provide free tap water.

Italy's top court has ruled in favor of a tourist who sued a luxury Dolomites hotel for refusing to provide tap water. The ruling sets a precedent regarding consumer rights in hospitality establishments.

The Italian Court of Auditors is scrutinizing the F-35 program, focusing on issues related to governance, delays, and escalating costs, noting Italy's limited partner role compared to US leadership.

While Spain has banned parental alienation, Italian courts continue the practice of punishing mothers if children reject fathers, prompting a document from Garante Terragni advocating for child removal as an extreme measure.

Dmytro Lubinets, Ukraine's Commissioner for Human Rights, has urged an appeal against an Italian court's decision allowing a foreign family to adopt a Ukrainian child, demanding the child's return to Ukraine.

An Italian court has lifted the judicial controls previously imposed on a unit of luxury fashion house Valentino concerning its labor practices.

A court in Ravenna, Italy, has ruled that a 31-year-old man must move out of his mother's house after she sued him, citing his failure to clean or pay bills despite being employed.

An Italian court has strengthened civilian sea rescue efforts by ruling that the detention of the rescue ship 'Sea-Eye 5' after saving 65 people was unlawful.

An Albanian 'Shqiponja' (Eagles) force officer was injured after falling from a wall during an operation to apprehend a highly sought-after individual in Dibër, who was convicted by an Italian court.