Dono della premier italiana consegnato al presidente dalla ministra Bernini
Carradori: “Nessuna indagine interna e nessun provvedimento disciplinare”. E sulla possibile sospensione: “Mi preoccupa, sono in numero considerevole. Qualora ci fossero, ci sarebbero ripercussioni per il servizio pubblico”
A Riccione un 23enne pesarese ha organizzato una maratona di feste: cene e tre serate in discoteca. “Vengono da tutta Italia”. Previsto anche un incontro dove saranno ricordate le vittime di Crans-Montana
La società contestava all’avvocato Giustozzi, che era finito in una grossa buca con una ruota dell’auto, di aver rovinato il patrimonio stradale
Coppia pesarese bloccata dalla crisi internazionale. “Ora i biglietti hanno prezzi irraggiungibili per noi”
Fa discutere la decisione di due imprenditori che avevano annunciato di aprire a metà aprile sul porto canale “Mignotta Maledetta”. Interviene anche il sindaco. Alla fine l’insegna riporterà solo l’acronimo M. M.
La procura aveva chiesto una condanna perché per l’accusa aveva falsificato i bilanci. Tra i testimoni del processo anche l’assessore allo Sport Nico Stellone
Montefiorino, un perito dei Ris di Parma cercherà tracce biologiche e impronte sull’indumento trovato nella torre vicino ai resti della giovane. Ritrovata una busta con sopra scritto ‘Daniela’
Durante una partita con il Forlimpopoli Calcio 1928, il ragazzo è caduto a terra. Poi la corsa disperata in ospedale anche grazie a mamma e nonno sanitari
Claudia Mazzetti, direttrice dell’Unità operativa complessa di Igiene Alimenti e Nutrizione: “Disposta una sanificazione straordinaria del locale e impartito prescrizioni al personale sulla manipolazione degli alimenti”
Meteo folle, l’alieno si risveglia con mesi d’anticipo. Copego in America per trovare sbocchi commerciali
Violenza su don Moretto nel piazzale della chiesa di San Giuseppe, in via Fratelli Rosselli. Il sacerdote sarebbe intervenuto per difendere la signora delle pulizia dal gruppo
La location è di quelle importanti, l'Aula Magna dell'Università degli studi di Roma La Sapienza per l'incontro "Rome Technopole: Dove il futuro prende forma"...
Trump continues contradictory messaging on Iran; US will release 172m barrels of oil from strategic supplies. Key US politics stories from 11 March Donald Trump has continued his contradictory messaging over the Iran war, telling a rally in Kentucky that the war is “won” but “we don’t want to leave early, do we?”. With Trump and his fellow Republicans under pressure, according to polls, due to a stuttering economy, immigration crackdowns and the Iran conflict, the president noted this year’s midterm elections “are going to be very, very important”. Continue reading...
Budapest said it had dispatched a delegation for talks, only for Kyiv to deny the group had official status; Ukraine drone experts work in the Gulf. What we know on day 1,477 See all our Ukraine coverage A row between Ukraine and Hungary over a pipeline carrying Russian oil appeared to deepen on Wednesday, after Budapest said it had dispatched a delegation for talks, only for Kyiv to deny the group had any official status. Hungary and neighbouring Slovakia accuse Kyiv of deliberately delaying reopening the Druzhba pipeline pumping Russian oil to the two landlocked states. Ukraine says the pipeline was damaged by Russian strikes in January. Hungary’s Energy Minister Gabor Czepek said the group, including representatives from Slovakia, would aim to hold talks on reopening Druzhba. Ukrainian anti-drone experts have begun working in three Gulf states targeted by Iranian attacks, president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday. Kyiv has sought to leverage its expertise in downing Russian drones to help the Gulf nations, which are being attacked with the same Iranian-designed Shahed drones that Russia fires on Ukraine. G7 nations Wednesday rejected easing punitive measures against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine as the Middle East war wreaks havoc on global oil markets, France’s President Emmanuel Macron said. Russian forces were attacking an oil pumping station in Ukraine’s southern Odesa region with drones for the second day in a row, the CEO of Ukrainian state oil and gas firm Naftogaz said on Wednesday. In a statement, Serhiy Koretskyi said the attacks are aimed at preventing the alternative supply of non-Russian oil to Europe, adding that Russia has attacked Naftogaz infrastructure more than 30 times this year. Russia’s foreign ministry on Wednesday condemned a deadly Ukrainian strike on the western Russian city of Bryansk as a “terrorist attack” and accused Britain, whose missiles it said were used, of overstepping international legal norms. In a statement, the ministry said the strike was intended to derail efforts toward a peace process and fuel an escalation of the conflict. Bryansk regional governor Alexander Bogomaz said on Wednesday one more person had died in the attack, bringing the death toll to seven. Bogomaz said earlier that Tuesday’s strike had injured 42 people, without saying what was hit. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s envoy met US negotiators in Florida on Wednesday, the United States said, in their first talks since the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran. The talks come after the US earlier this week lifted some sanctions on Russian oil – imposed because of Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine – to ease prices amid the Iran war. Team Ukraine have launched a stinging attack on the International Paralympic Committee and Winter Paralympics organisers, claiming they have been under “systemic pressure” to reduce their presence at the Milano Cortina Games. The Ukraine National Paralympic Committee has made four specific allegations against the IPC and the Milano Cortina organisers, alleging mistreatment of its athletes and a “systematic” attempt to remove flags from the team base and spectators. Continue reading...
Tanto tuonò che piovve. La chiesa di san Francesco de Paola era da tempo inserita in un elenco di nove siti religiosi a rischio crollo. O meglio, da tenere sotto controllo per evitare che...
Hezbollah and Iran had launched joint attack on more than 50 targets including Israeli military bases Middle East live – latest updates Israeli warplanes bombarded Beirut’s southern suburbs and southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched drones and rockets at northern Israel on Wednesday night in a sharp escalation of the 10-day conflict. Hezbollah let off successive volleys of rockets and drone swarms at Israel on Wednesday night, injuring two people, with most of the projectiles either being intercepted or falling into open areas. Continue reading...
Criminals using artificial intelligence tools to take over mobile, bank and online shopping accounts, says Cifas Criminals are increasingly exploiting AI technology to take over people’s mobile, banking and online shopping accounts, the UK’s leading anti-fraud body has warned. Last year, a record number of scams were reported to the national fraud database, fuelled by AI, which allows for large-scale deception on “industrialised” levels, according to Cifas, the fraud prevention organisation. Continue reading...
New legislation will require schools to use Mandarin by default, taking priority over minority ethnic languages such as Tibetan, Uyghur and Mongolian China’s National People’s Congress (NPC), the state legislature, will vote on Thursday on a suite of new laws agreed at this year’s annual two sessions gathering, including a piece of legislation that will diminish the role of minority ethnic languages in the education system. NPC delegates are expected to approve a new ethnic unity law, along with a new environmental code and the 15th five-year plan, the economic planning document for 2026-2030. Delegates have spent the last week debating Beijing’s proposed bills, which they are all but certain to approve. The NPC, which is often described as a rubber-stamp parliament, has never rejected an item on its agenda. Continue reading...
In un fuorionda, in aula il 5 marzo, si sente un insulto del presidente al senatore dem. Poi la precisazione: un borbottio
Domanda e risposta dopo lo stop dei magistrati al patto con l’Italia
Il ministro: “Se vince il sì una nuova riforma e mai più casi Garlasco”. Sulla capo di gabinetto: “Dimissioni? Lei fedele”. Pd, Avs e 5S: non può restare
Tajani tiene il punto sul no, il Carroccio: “Sconcertati, polemizzano con noi a pochi giorni dal referendum”
La scrittrice annuncia il suo voto contrario: “Fa riflettere la modalità di un governo che decide senza ascoltare il Parlamento. Le scelte della nostra premier virano verso l’autoritarismo”
Tensioni nella maggioranza sulla capo di gabinetto di Nordio, ex deputata forzista: nessuno la difende. Potrebbe avere un altro incarico a fine mese