Three safety failures behind Spain’s deadly train collision as investigators examine final minutes
A signalling breakdown, traffic control decisions and missed opportunities to prevent the crash are under scrutiny – Railway technicians warn of 1970s technology and delayed upgrades
Who is behind Milan’s violent protests? Telegram groups plan fresh demonstrations across Italy on 24 October
Activist networks are calling for weekly protests in eight Italian cities until Giorgia Meloni's government falls, as police investigate discussions about attacks on shops. Damage in Milan has exceeded €1 million, with most suspects underage
Why smugglers target Mediterranean coral: Greek authorities seize 800,000 euro red coral haul bound for Italy
Greece's financial crime authority and coast guard intercepted a chartered leisure boat off Skopelos carrying Italian nationals, as investigators now hunt for the smuggling ring's Italy-based recipients while marine biologists warn recovery could take centuries
