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President Mattarella in Florence: Europe, Art, and Memory

President of the Italian Republic Sergio Mattarella spent a day in Florence on October 29 for a series of events.

The event was held in solidarity with millions of people mobilizing across the United States and abroad.

Center-left celebrates victory as turnout drops sharply to 47.7%.

This year, Italy reminded us how essential political presence and participation in public squares truly are.

Three candidates face off at the regional elections on October 12–13, with the center-left favored to win.

Hundreds of people took to the streets of Florence on Tuesday evening in response to the Israeli raid on the Global Sumud Flotilla.

The protest affects all sectors from railways to local transport, schools, ports, and public services.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk reopens a dark chapter in American political life: the normalization of violence as a political tool.

The idea of a new runway for Florence dates back to the 1980s, but politics has never reached a definitive decision until now.

As the U.S. immigrant population declines, Bush’s 2011 warning about the perils of nativism resonates with today’s America First politics.