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17-Year-Old Arrested in Italy on Suspicion of Islamic Extremism
Worldnaftemporikibalkan-web1mo ago2 sources

17-Year-Old Arrested in Italy on Suspicion of Islamic Extremism

Italian authorities arrested a 17-year-old girl, an Italian citizen, in Pavia on suspicion of being involved in Islamic extremist circles and preparing to participate in terrorist attacks, with reports indicating she was ready to 'sacrifice herself' for Islamic extremism.

Clandestine Cigarette Factory Discovered in Italy, 7 Arrested
Politicsil-sole-24-ore2mo ago

Clandestine Cigarette Factory Discovered in Italy, 7 Arrested

Italian authorities have uncovered one of the largest clandestine cigarette factories ever found in the country, leading to seven arrests. The facility spanned 9,000 square meters and contained two complete production lines, 78 tons of shredded tobacco, and 25 million cigarette packs.

Record Seizures at Italian Ports and Airports
Businessil-sole-24-ore5mo ago

Record Seizures at Italian Ports and Airports

Italian authorities have reported record seizures at ports and airports, confiscating a wide range of illegal goods including armaments, protected corals, illegal drugs, and counterfeit items.

WorldFT1mo ago

Chanel Offices Searched in Italian Labor Abuse Probe

Italian authorities have searched Chanel offices as part of a labor abuse investigation. The luxury group stated it is cooperating with the probe and has terminated its relationship with the subcontractor in question.

Maxi Cocaine Seizure in Savona Port, Italy
Worldil-sole-24-ore1mo ago

Maxi Cocaine Seizure in Savona Port, Italy

Italian authorities, including the Guardia di Finanza and Customs, have seized over three quintals of pure cocaine, valued at 120 million euros, hidden in a banana cargo from Colombia at the port of Vado Ligure in Savona.

Italy Seizes Over €200 Million in Assets from Deceased Mafia Boss
PoliticsBBCAl Jazeerafaz+24aftonbladetle-figarosvenska-dagbladetder-standardtelextvn24el-mundodelfi-lt+16 more2mo ago27 sources

Italy Seizes Over €200 Million in Assets from Deceased Mafia Boss

Italian authorities have seized over €200 million in assets, including villas, cars, and cash, linked to the deceased Sicilian mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro. The operation also uncovered a money-laundering ring connected to the crime syndicate.

Italy Issues Highest Heatwave Alert for Major Cities
Healthla-repubblicaaktuality-skANSA2mo ago3 sources

Italy Issues Highest Heatwave Alert for Major Cities

Italian authorities have declared the highest level of heatwave alert, a 'red' warning, for four major cities: Florence, Rome, Turin, and Bologna, with 14 cities initially on an orange alert. The extreme heat is expected to intensify, posing significant health risks.

Italy Fines Revolut Over Consumer Code Breaches
BusinessYahoo4mo ago

Italy Fines Revolut Over Consumer Code Breaches

Italian authorities have imposed a fine on the financial technology company Revolut for breaches of the consumer code. The specific details of the violations were not immediately disclosed but relate to consumer protection regulations.

Govt will challenge Sea-Watch rulings says Piantedosi
PoliticsANSA5mo ago

Govt will challenge Sea-Watch rulings says Piantedosi

(ANSA) - ROME, FEB 20 - Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi said Friday that the government would challenge two recent rulings against it and in favour of the German Sea-Watch migrant-rescue NGO. This week a court in Catania ordered the release of the NGO's Sea-Watch 5 migrant-rescue ship after the Italian authorities temporarily impounded it for allegedly breaching the rules for such operations, while judges in Palermo ordered the Italian State to pay 76,000 euros in compensation to it for illegally detaining another of its ships, the Sea Watch 3, in 2019. On Wednesday Premier Giorgia Meloni expressed indignation about the latter decision, saying it was an example of how elements within the judiciary are seeking to thwart the government's efforts to halt illegal immigration. "Up until now we have challenged these types of rulings, using the three-level judicial system (in Italy), and we will continue to do so," Piantedosi said at the opening of a new police office at Rome's central Termini train station. "We have challenged them whenever possible, so we will do the same in this case as well". (ANSA). Read article...

Italy plans to increase public beaches by closing private resorts
Worldtagesschau13d ago

Italy plans to increase public beaches by closing private resorts

Italian authorities are intensifying efforts against illegal and overpriced private beach resorts, with plans in several regions to close private baths and convert them into public beaches. This initiative aims to provide more free access to beaches for the public.

Italy Arrests Two Over Alleged Spying for Russia
Worldyle-uutisetla-repubblicaindex-hr+6aktuality-skhotnewsla-vanguardiajerusalem-postANSAMoscow Times1mo ago9 sources

Italy Arrests Two Over Alleged Spying for Russia

Italian authorities arrested two individuals, including a former intelligence official, on suspicion of spying for Russia. The arrests were made after they allegedly provided sensitive information to a Russian agent.

Italian Police Interrogate Family Members in Mother-Daughter Poisoning Case
Worldla-repubblica4mo ago

Italian Police Interrogate Family Members in Mother-Daughter Poisoning Case

Italian authorities are conducting further interrogations, including the father and daughter, in the mysterious poisoning case of a mother and daughter in Pietracatella. Prosecutors are concerned about potential evidence tampering as the investigation into the administration of the poison continues.

Invasive Comb Jellyfish Threaten Venice and Adriatic Sea
Environmentrzeczpospolita5mo ago

Invasive Comb Jellyfish Threaten Venice and Adriatic Sea

Warmer waters in the Adriatic and Mediterranean Seas are facilitating the expansion of invasive comb jellyfish species around Venice, which prey on native species and could pose a threat to humans, prompting Italian authorities to seek solutions.

Fly-tipping dog caught on CCTV in Sicily – video
EnvironmentBBCThe GuardianTimes of India5mo ago3 sources

Fly-tipping dog caught on CCTV in Sicily – video

A man in Catania, Sicily, trained his dog to dump rubbish bags by the roadside in an attempt to outsmart anti-fly-tipping cameras, municipal police have said. The 'canine courier' was caught on newly installed surveillance footage, prompting officers to post the clip on the city’s official Facebook page with a pointed message: 'Inventiveness can never become an alibi for incivility.' The owner has since been identified and fined. Illegal dumping is a chronic problem across Italy, particularly in the south. Authorities recorded more than 9,300 waste-related offences in 2023 – a 66% increase on the previous year – as councils increasingly turn to camera traps and smart monitoring systems to catch offenders in the act Man in Sicily trained his dog to illegally dump rubbish, say police Continue reading...