A 103,000-capacity arena. One prefect in northern Italy just shut it all down. West's antisemitic remarks have now cost him stages across six countries, and Scott's shadow of Astroworld followed him straight into the ban.
India and Italy on Wednesday elevated their bilateral relationship to the level of a “Special Strategic Partnership” as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni held high-level talks in Rome focused on expanding cooperation in trade, defence manufacturing, technology, clean energy, connectivity and global security.
PM Modi’s Italy visit featured a high-profile interaction with Giorgia Meloni, diaspora outreach in Rome and renewed focus on trade, defence and strategic cooperation.
A smiling selfie from Giorgia Meloni turned into an unexpected India-wide moment, thanks to her eye-catching jhumka earrings. While her caption carried a sharp political message, social media couldn’t stop talking about the desi bling.
Arriving at Lake Como from Milan is, in itself, a small journey into another world. The train glides past quiet towns and stretches of green, until suddenly the landscape opens up to reveal the lake—serene, expansive, and impossibly elegant.
Geert Wilders, a veteran far-right politician, best known for his antiIslamic rants shocked everyone, as he led his Party for Freedom (PVV) to a victory in the Dutch Elections.
Injured Spanish tennis player Paula Badosa is looking forward to returning to action in the Billy Jean King Cup, which begins in the Spanish city of Seville on Tuesday.
Italy, a nation renowned for its rich history, culture and art, is just as famous for its chronic political instability. Since World War II, Italy has danced through an astonishing 68 governments, an average of one every 13 months.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will leave for a four-day visit to Portugal and Italy on Tuesday.
The announcement came hours after a TV show broadcast Giambruno’s explicit off-air remarks, in which in which he appeared to flirt with a female colleague.
