The Latest Breaking News from Italy

Past tournaments have had great settings and matches for the ages … but terrible formats. Will the stars ever align?

Italy's Catholic Church on Thursday released its first report on alleged sexual abuse of minors and vulnerable individuals but victims' advocates said the number of cases was likely much higher and denounced its limited scope as shameful.

Same-sex parents have the right not to be called "father" and "mother" in the ID papers of their offspring, a court in Italy has ruled, in a decision that rubs against the country's new right-wing government.

The best players in the world are gathering in Qatar to battle it out to the win the World Cup, a but a number of superstars have not made it to the Middle Eastern country

Italy’s Catholic bishops have provided their first-ever accounting of clergy sexual abuse

Italian police have issued 18 arrest warrants for Italians and Tunisians accused of operating a migrant-trafficking route on high-speed boats between Tunisia’s coast and Sicilian ports

Italy is considering an amnesty for taxpayers with undeclared assets held abroad similar to a temporary measure introduced in 2014, the Corriere della Sera daily reported on Thursday, citing people involved in the matter.

Switzerland finished ahead of Italy to top their World Cup qualifying group, and recent Nations League wins over Spain and Portugal mean they go into the tournament full of confidence.

Gareth Southgate may have to lean on a penalty shootout throughout the World Cup in Qatar after previous success in Russia four years ago

The headquarters of Italy's state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) were sprayed in orange paint on Wednesday, in the latest stunt by climate change protesters.

In London, youth activists threw soup at Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers,” asking, “Is art worth more than life? More than food? More than justice?” In Melbourne, Australia, two protesters superglued themselves to Picasso’s “Massacre in Korea” to highlight the connections between climate change and future conflict and suffering.