Technology
La Cassazione accoglie il ricorso della procura generale sul caso Impagnatiello, chiedendo di riconoscere la premeditazione nell'omicidio di Giulia Tramontano, uccisa con 37 coltellate nel 2023.
Environment
Britain's solar power output hits consecutive record highs, reaching 14.4GW, as sunny spring weather boosts generation and a major new farm gets the green light.
Conflicts
L'IDF israeliano apre il fuoco contro un veicolo italiano della missione UNIFIL nel sud del Libano. Il governo italiano esprime sdegno, con la premier Meloni che definisce l'atto 'irresponsabile'.
Energy
Analysts warn that the initial shockwaves from recent crises have already set in motion a chain of economic damage, with elevated fuel and food prices likely to persist for months.
Technology
Law professor Andrew Guthrie Ferguson discusses his new book, 'Your Data Will Be Used Against You,' highlighting the growing threats to personal privacy posed by pervasive digital data collection.
Conflicts
President Trump criticizes NATO allies for lack of support following US-Israel strikes on Iran, while NATO Secretary General Rutte defends European commitment to the alliance's agreements.
Technology
Amazon phases out support for Kindle e-readers from 2012 and earlier, effectively halting new content downloads for the legacy devices.
Technology
Poke launches a service that brings AI agents to the general public through simple text messages, eliminating the need for apps or technical knowledge to automate tasks.
Conflicts
Australia's most decorated soldier, Ben Roberts-Smith, faces a historic war crimes case described by historians as not only unprecedented nationally but globally extraordinary.
Technology
Poke launches a service that makes AI agents accessible to everyone via simple text messages, eliminating the need for apps, complex setups, or technical expertise.
Energy
A UK thinktank proposes a universal energy subsidy, funded by North Sea taxes, to guarantee all households enough power for basic heating, hot water, and key appliances, at an estimated cost of £4.5bn.
Economy
British computer scientist Adam Back denies being Satoshi Nakamoto after New York Times report claims to have identified him as the creator of bitcoin through analysis of writings.