been in italy to all of this?. you know, even before this ban, it was really difficult for gay couples to have babies because italy is a country where lgbt couples are not allowed to adopt, for example. so, for them, surrogacy abroad was essentially the only option to have a family. there's an idea that this law will protect women and protect their dignity. and what a lot of politicians to the right, but also to the left, feel in italy is that this is really unethical. these are, you know, women's bodies that are reduced to objects, rented for nine months, and then the child is ripped away and delivered to clients. so this has been some of the wording that we've heard in political debates. what a lot of critics have told me is that this feels a lot more about ideology, and giorgia meloni trying to please her right—wing base. do you think that giorgia meloni will now see this as a success and push in other areas? there is no obvious opponent to her. we're seeing in italy something that we hadn't seen in a long time

and italy is doing this for two reasons. is buckling under the weight of, as they see it, irregular migration. it's the country that receives the highest number of migrants in the european union. i've reported from migrant reception centres there that were built for a couple of thousand migrants. they are holding seven, 10,000. they are bursting at the seams. and so they are building these migrant reception centres in albania to try to relieve the pressure, but also to try to deter migrants from making the crossing to italy, to say, you know, if you are a man and if you are not vulnerable, you're not going to make it to italy, you will go to albania and then potentially be deported. whether or not that deterrence actually works well, that's another question altogether. still to come on the world today... we have liftoff, the nasa rocket lifts off or whether life can be supported on the around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. king charles iii and queen camilla are on their way to australia for

if they are granted asylum, they can, in theory, return to italy. >> but we know that italy is a member echr signs up to the un, 1951 convention on refugees. all of these different international structures will mean the vast majority of people will be able to say they come from a country that is less developed, with fewer opportunities. perhaps they could say they were in fear for their lives and they'll be granted asylum despite being processed somewhere else. >> well, what italy says with regard to that is there are 21 countries that they've deemed to be safe countries, countries where migrants come from to try to get to italy and then into the eu . and so what they're the eu. and so what they're doing is they're sending only males, non—vulnerable males who come from one of these safe countries. so this first boatload in to albania today had ten from bangladesh and another six males from egypt. both countries that italy deems to be safe. countries . so the as far safe. countries. so the as far as italy is concerned, they will work on the presumption that the vast majority of those peo

the flavors of music and strong family traditions of italy woven onto the fabric of san francisco. and this spirit i'd like to extend special thank you to richard, (clapping.) sheriff city committee with the celebrating 55 years thank you, richard (clapping.) just like it's late father richard has been instrumental in the people's connection between san francisco and italy. and his dedication to organizing this event each year insures it's ongoing success. thank you, again. >> mayor london breed understand the importance of celebrating your diverse community anticipate italian heritage month reflects that commitment thank you to the italian community for your lasting partnering for many years to come. and from italian heritage month. (clapping.) and now without further ado, my absolute mr. ryu to introduce supervisor safai a proud represent of distinct digit two my indict she's worked tailoring on the board of supervisors focusing on public safety, affordable housing, and revitalizing marjory stoneman douglas all for the betterment of san francisco. with her italian heritage in the

in addition to italy's remarkable stewardship of the presidency of the g7 this year, as well as italy'sg standing contributions to transatlantic security through nato, and their strong leadership of the european union. it underscores how important italy's role is in the global stage, not just for america, but for the world. let me close with this. you know, michelangelo famously said he saw an angel in the marble, and i carved until i set it free. i saw an angel in the marble and i carved until i set it free. to me, that's the essence of what italian americans have done to our country. our entire history. i am being deadly honest. we are all reminded that when jill and i had the honor to host one of the greatest singers of all time, andrea pacelli, here at the white house for christmas, he performed with his son and his daughter. they were a choir of herald angels. incredible. with their god given talent, the bocelli family moved our hearts and peers star souls. i mean this sincerely. they embodied the spirit and beauty of all that connects us as people. a powerful reminder that america

the trial for international drug trafficking took place in italy. the med smuggled the drugs from south america via the netherlands, belgium, and the port of humbug to calabria. but the trial and constance was special for another reason for the 1st time in the gym and justice system, the and drank it to what directly named in a verdict, the mafia has been active in gemini for more than 60 years. finally, there's a legal proof. thanks to a public prosecutor's office and the court recognized it's important that i get out a new story here. when did you guys to the end that i don't get to have a history on, which means there is a traditional system of values enormously that are practiced in germany and detectable images of the field. now it's easier for the german law enforcement authorities to name the in drawing gets us specifically a new man. all we need is a judicial decision that the and drawing it to exist. some people from you so far, there's only the 34 page verdict from the constants district court from i'm they are still needs to be progress a

so 11 on it, it's campaign to cripple has bullock also coming off a diverted version. italy, as government tries to revive a program to send migrants to albania, for asylum processing. after able to shut down by a court, enroll the i, michael ok, welcome. the white house is making a fresh push to secure a ceasefire in the middle east. before next month's us presidential election. secretary of state anthony blinking has arrived in israel, his 11th trip to the middle east since hostilities began. it's also his 1st visit since is really forces killed young, yet single. the leader of the homeless village includes blinking will also be discussing the spillover from the conflict in lebanon, where israel is fighting, has bo, oh, corresponded emily go, dean is in jerusalem. emily, let's talk about the prospect's of the ceasefire as blinking meets and netanyahu today. israel has taken out homeless leadership, of course. might that be a breakthrough as well when it comes to the seems far 12 says really no indication at the moment that would suggest that they would be successful in the near future. m

to transfer them to italy.ourt ruled against a plan to send migrants to albania for processing, in a blow to a major policy of italy's right—wing government. the first group of migrants, from bangladesh and egypt, were sent to albania this week. but the court in rome decided they must now be brought to italy. our europe regional editor danny aeberhard explained what happened today. these are 12 men who have been picked up by the italian coastguard vessel and they are from bangladesh and egypt and they were transferred to albania by the italian navy and entered the reception centres on wednesday, so they have only been there for a few days. they have now been taken to italy and they will have their asylum claims processed in italy. this follows a judgment yesterday by an italian court that says that they didn't qualify, they didn't meet the criteria, for being sent to albania in the first place because the countries they came from were not deemed to be safe. it made that decision on the basis of a preliminary ru

to transfer them to italy. ruled against a plan to send migrants to albania for processing, in a blow to a major policy of italy's right—wing government. the first group of migrants, from bangladesh and egypt, were sent to albania this week. but the court in rome decided they must now be brought to italy. with me is our europe regional editor, danny aeberhard. first of all, tell us exactly what has happened today. these are 12 men _ what has happened today. these are 12 men who _ what has happened today. these are 12 men who were _ what has happened today. these are 12 men who were picked - what has happened today. these are 12 men who were picked up | are 12 men who were picked up by the italian coastguard vessel and they are from bangladesh and egypt. they were transferred to albania by the italian navy and entered the reception centres on wednesday, so they have only been there for a few days. they have now been taken to italy and they will have their asylum claims processed in italy. this follows a judgment

the goths who invaded, ruled italy in the dark ages. the hard working part wasn't quite right either. according to gotti, this guy never worked a -- day his life. he was a rolling stone. he never provided for the family. he never nothing. he never earned nothing. and never had nothing. call his. father did work, but irregularly and at menial jobs like construction or garbage. like his son, he loved to gamble, which made providing the 13 gotti siblings more difficult than it might have been back in naples. naples? he might have been called part of the lazzaro, the urban mob of partially employed and unemployed lumpenproletariat gotti or senior did manage to sketch scratch enough money together to move the gotti brood from east harlem down to sheepshead bay in brooklyn. the migration towards ever more suburban forms of dwelling that didn't last, though the family had move to the more working class corridor of east new york, then crawling with the remnants. albert anastasia's murder inc, now dubbed the gambino family after its new boss, ga

a recent report published by the monthly magazine altre economia has highlighted italy's involvement in the gaza carnage, despite rome having declared on numerous occasions, it had stopped sending weapons to israel since october 7 last year. the report mentioned that leonardo, an italian company controlled by italy's ministry of economy and finance, has admittedly supplied weapon components and logistic. to israel in 2024, more specifically, leonardo has been providing logistic support to the air forces m346 jet trainers, it had sold israel nine years ago. among other things, the italian weapons firm has also supplied tel aviv with protection systems and tactical raiders mounted on armored bulldozas used in gaza to help raise palestinian homes and infrastructures to the ground. according to the report by the italian magazine, the country's foreign ministry, contrary to what foreign minister antonio tayani has repeatedly stated, has authorized the transfer of weapons from leonardo to israel over the past months. the one thing that strikes me the most is the hypocrisy that guides the i

, and italy does not have its own gasoline, that is, gasoline needs to be brought from germany to italythen gasoline and tanks need to be transported from italy by transport, by the way, also parts and everything needs to be transported across the mediterranean sea, in general, there are very big problems. the african corps had a special military uniform, it was a lightweight cotton uniform, if we look at the photographs it always looks so wrinkled, but it was wrinkled precisely because it was natural fabric, and these were tropical helmets, which were later replaced by the corresponding cap, and there was corresponding lightweight equipment. and with the exception of armored forces, because from the very beginning the germans supplied very serious tanks there, we know that they fought there, including tigers, that is, from the point of view of the armored corps, the german troops immediately were superior not only to the italians, but also to the british, whose cream-making equipment was seriously inferior in quality to the german one. the autonomous campaign range of most tanks of tha

and italy would forever lose its largest african colony. it must be said that the british had a very good school colonial wars. the italians don't have such a school. yes, there were fewer englishmen, but the english held key points, strongholds, and what is a desert? it's an oasis, it's water, and it's a fortified settlement or city, because there was no front as such, by the way, this is the specificity of war, there was no front, there was a mobile front, a war of maneuverable groups, it was not a familiar war, as it was in europe, so they fought very competently, that is, some local attacks were carried out, then the troops retreated to their original positions. thanks to these factors the english managed to maintain this situation, and then duci turned to hitler with the idea that it would be nice to help. in principle, the germans were not going to get involved in the company in north africa, it was far away. it was uninteresting, it did not promise any special prospects. in principle, the germans were extremely happy with the threat

from italy. cultures of virulent diphtheria from panama. studies on salmonella. action is required on these specimens and reports. diagnosis, information on methods of control and other requested data are radioed to these. the ai and overseas installations without delay to the army institute of pathology was given the job of establishing an army wide plan of diagnostic service. in anatomic pathology. the institute consists of four main subdivisions the department of pathology, the american registry of pathology, the army medical illustration service, and the army medical museum. initial review of pathological specimens is conducted by the department of pathology. when cases are received, they are sent to the preparation room. each is assigned to a staff member who assumes the responsibility for the case if necessary. specimens are referred to the histology in laboratories where microscopic slides are made. next, they are examined by a staff of army pathologists and consultants. since army regulations directed that all autopsy cases be forwarded to the institute a

my car was in italy.hey loaned us a car for six months and, if it wasn't for that, we would not be able to get out. it is hard to be stuck inside one place. it is a great place to be, but you need to venture out. you need to go and experience some world and parts of the country. luckily, they gave us a car and we were able to do that. there was a lot of organizations that were awesome. they taught me how to play golf. you attended six of eight clinics and you get a free set of golf clubs that fit your needs. when you get better, they will fit you with a newer set at no cost because you're improving your golf game and you can benefit you and especially your needs, if they change they do that and have been doing that since 2006. i am still involved with them and i still have -- i still do events with them, the monday after the masters, they do a big event, they invite wounded warriors, and they give us vip passes, and they pay for all of that, i saw friends i have not seen in years. nice to see they are doi

and immediately what his deal has faced is a, is a, is a legal loss in the italy, in quotes, and the italian government is likely to be scrambling to save it hard to say whether they will be able to get these processing sensors really up and running. dw corresponded jack parents in brussels and in the in the weeds there, but making it very clear. thank you jack. at least 6 people have died in cuba. with hurricane oscar slammed into the east of the country. officials say up to a 1000 homes have been damaged in guantanamo province. the weather conditions are further complicating work on restoring electricity following a series of outages. the president of cameroon has returned home and appeared in public ending speculation about his health and whereabouts. paul b, a had not been seen since attending a summit in beijing last month. the 91 year old has been in power for more than 40 years. so russia is hosting this year's summit of the bricks, countries where it stands for brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. together with 5 other members, the block makes up well over one 3rd

african swine fever threatens italy's agricultural sector. about 2,000 have died in the country in 2 years. 120,000 animals, 75% of them in the last few months. to stop the infection, farmers are forced to slaughter livestock, entrepreneurs suffer huge losses, in addition, about 12 countries, including china, taiwan and mexico, have banned the import of italian pork delicacies. appeared in italy in 2022 and was later transmitted to wild boars, which became the impetus for the spread of the infection, although the disease does not pose a danger to people, it is almost always fatal to ungulates. the agricultural sector estimates losses in the industry at 500 million euros. in response situation, the government has appointed a new commissioner to combat the epidemic. the emphasis is on creating new businesses. jobs almost four decades ago , the chernobyl nuclear power plant accident occurred. all efforts were made to overcome its consequences. belarus is already implementing its sixth program. over the years , billions have been allocated to res

it is made in italy. macro is a _ 1230 kilometres. it is made in italy. macro is a scooter - italy.s toys, what give you the idea to make a car? , ., ., ., what give you the idea to make acar? , ., ., , a car? very good we are family company. _ a car? very good we are family company, founded _ a car? very good we are family company, founded by - a car? very good we are family company, founded by my - a car? very good we are family| company, founded by my father in 1999, we are really coming from the scooter industry, my father basically in vented the micro kick scooter and with the microlino we sort of started as keddar pr act to be honest and people really liked it. we had the first, c, show car on view at the motor show in 2016, and we had a reservation list and we had a reservation list and we said, ok, if people preserve it we will produce it. in just two days we had more than 500 reservations, that is what the vote of no return where we sit we will bring it on the market. so who will be buying this? the market is really _ so who will be buying this? tue: market is really for so

the region in italy's deep south is home to the calabria and most yeah, oh, try and get to. the power is as great as it's wide spread, with diversified operations from drugs to illegal waste disposal corruption and illicit trade. alright, spread and back to the top will be the i'm going to meet the most importantly we live in a disc called area with a large criminal presence for the mafia known as that i get the strong and let them very strong even fall to for the peace because it relies primarily on family ties. it's not easy to betray someone or have a different opinion within a family. come get it out in the fields of sun, floors around 20 kilometers south of customs out of stuff. a grows old grain varieties previously. last industrial agriculture, the varieties were deliberately selected to ensure great to bio diversity, the grains of ground and an old mill. not with modern rollers, but tradition, which stove the process takes a lot longer, but produces a 100 percent. we'll get a whole meal flour that is especially nutrient rich and has a rustic flavor on trying to think

this time we had to calabria in southern italy. stefan oak of body has managed to become a national hero simply with the organic production and processing of flour. calabria is known for its stunning landscape, but it also has poverty for infrastructure and the mafia. an issue driving an accidents among the regions, young people. but this young men trip enough from some florida wants to see that change with the help of flour, bread and pizza, yellow, simple stuff. and we'll talk about it. i live in calabria, according to the you, we are one of the purest regions in europe. but thanks to the support of thousands of people, my dream business has come true. organic funds against organized crime. this episode, which is about stefano story, how he build prosperity and environmental protection to calabria. the region in italy's deep south is home to the calabria and most yeah, oh, try and get to the power is as great as it's wide spread with diversified operations from drugs to illegal waste disposal corruption and illicit trade. alright, spread and back to the top will be i'm going to be talk

the australian came from a set down to beat germany's jan—lennard struff and will face italy's flavio knocked out britain's cameron norrie. the american had been unhappy about being penalised for a time violation but came through 6—4, 7—6 and will play italy's matteo berrettini next. over the last few days, we've been highlighting all five of the nominees for the bbc women's footballer of the year. now, it's the turn of usa and portland thorns player sophia smith. she won olympic gold at paris 2024 and also lifted the concacaf gold cup earlier this year, having been awarded the nwsl golden boot in 2023. ijust remember seeing the ball hit the back of the net. i kind of blacked out a little bit. it was a lot of emotions. we did it, we are about to play for a gold medal. i was feeling a bit nervous for the game just because of how important it was, how big of a game it was. i remember leading up to the goal, feeling like we will win this game. i don't know how, i don't know who will put the ball on the back of the net but we will win this game and you could feel that collectively. —— col

. >> so yes, it is like self- sufficiency, italy first. this was mussolini putting italy first and getting rid of foreign influence that included jews tagged as foreign influence. everything we have seen in the clips trump doing has been done by the fascists. even before hitler came into power, mussolini was talking about vermin and rodents that bring bolshevism and marxism and diseases into italy. when he declared dictatorship, he had penal colonies and concentration camps inside italy. he was in there? the same groups donald trump talks about, the left, the marxists, even priests if you are a socialist priest or progressive priest, lgbtq people, immigrants, complained about black, brown, yellow people in his words having too many babies. all of the same playbook so it is very, very disturbing that trump is doing this and the reason he is doing this right before the election to create a sense of dread in people and fear because that is what he preys upon, what he needs for people to feel he is the answer. >> jason, i'm in arizona tonight,

france, italy, poland and greece are actively in favor., the czech republic and sweden are neutral , while hungary, slovakia, cyprus, malta and germany are categorically against. let's look into the economic motives of the countries. france is practically not present in the car market. market with players with such a level of subsidies, we our players cannot compete on one must fix this, that is why i support the introduction of a commission on chinese electric cars. germany is one of the largest car manufacturers in the world, due to rising energy prices, the country is forced to close production on its territory, and china may act. it is logical that berlin is against it. the german finance minister called on the head of the european commission not to unleash a trade war. hungarian prime minister viktor orban said that the european union would enter an economic cold war if the decision was approved. the spanish economy minister, addressing the president of the european commission, called on the eu to compromise with china. he noted that

now a ship carrying the first migrants from italy has arrived in albania today, marking the start ofsial plan to process thousands of asylum seekers in the balkan nation. yes. >> so while italy is deporting migrants who have arrived in the country illegally, here in the uk, the government is actually actively looking for more hotels to put arrivals up in. >> well , this despite keir >> well, this despite keir starmer promising to end the use of migrant hotels during the election campaign and of course, slamming the conservatives record on the issue. let's have a listen to what he had to say on the issue of migrant hotels last year. >> they sit in hotels and digs for months on end at the taxpayers expense. last year, he promised to end the hotel farce thatis promised to end the hotel farce that is the talk. but because of his mess, there are thousands of people who can't claim asylum and cannot be returned. so where does he actually think they are going to end up? >> okay, so he doesn't like hotels , but unfortunately, hotels, but unfortunately, presumably because of the tories record

it's like self-sufficiency, italy first. and this was, you know, mussolini putting italy first and getting rid of foreign influence, and that included, you know, who are tagged as foreign influence. and so, everything that we've seen in these clips, trump chewing, has been done by the fascist. and even before hitler came into power, mussolini was talking about berman and rodents who bring bolshevism and marxism and the beast diseases into italy. and when he declared a dictatorship, he had penal colonies in concentration camps inside italy, and who was in there? the same groups the donald trump talks about. the left, you know, the marxist's, and even priests. if you a socialist priest or a progressive priest, lgbt people, immigrants that he complained about black and brown and yellow people, in his words, having too many babies. all the same playbook. and so it is very, very disturbing that trump is doing this, and of course, he's got a reason he is doing this right before the election to create a sense of dread in people and

argentina, ethiopia, italy, georgia, russia. the best artists from all over the world performed under the dome of the belgosirka. last sunday, the audience was treated to a holo concert. the winners were determined by a jury, and these are famous producers, directors and circus managers. the modern arena in minsk allows artists to show all their skills with high-quality sound and lighting equipment. majestic caucasus mountains, natural city landscapes, still lifes with southern fruits from belarusian artist alexander rubets. for the russian academician of arts, belarus has always remained his home. slutsk is his small homeland and a place of inspiration. his first teacher in the post-war fifties was the front-line artist vladimir sadin. it is no coincidence that alexander rubets brought his author's exhibition from pyatigorsk to the slutsk gallery, which bears the name of the master-teacher sadin. art tour of belarus. next year his exhibition is planned in the national art museum, where the author will present belarusian landsca

it seemed that a little more, and italy would forever lose its largest african colony.must be said that the british had a very good school of colonial wars. there was no such school, yes, there were fewer british, but the british held key points, strongholds, and what is a desert? it is azisis, it is water and it is a fortified settlement or city. the germans were not going to get involved in the company in north africa, it was far away, it was uninteresting, it did not promise any special prospects. in principle, the germans were extremely happy with the threat to egypt, that is, that italian troops would threaten egypt, here a catastrophe hung over the natalian army, then in order to raise the morale of the ally, to strengthen it, it was decided to send there the so- called african corps. german. the african corps, created in february 1941 , numbered about 100 thousand soldiers and officers. subsequently, along with italian units, this corps became part of the tank group africa. the commander of the german expeditionary forces in libya, hitler appointed the commander

so we ended up in northern italy, imagens. so we were camp batteries and i was with the 1/73 airborne brigade. i was with a battle company up there in a and we had a good time. it was a good time, you know, we we enjoyed. but the thing is we're brigade airborne unit guess what a lot of training all our training in germany training in germany and love jumping in italy because tempur-pedic grass and i cook is nice. then we go to germany and they got the world war bunkers and what like you got to be kidding me. so so it was tough landing over there so but i mean, i mean we did it anyway. we became a good strong group and, and in 2007, we ended up in afghanistan and we were in the congo valley. i'm not sure if of you have seen the movie restrepo or the or the other documentary called korengal, but that was my unit. that was my platoon. the first 60 days were there. sebastian junger and his partner, mike herrington, they were doing a vanity fair article. so they had still shots. and i got here about 45 days into it, and they filmin

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they're less prepared probably in sicily, that in northern italy. but when the rain is just so incessant and the ground is so saturated, even the best-laid plans are going to be difficult for those rescuers and first responders who now are working across the country, just trying to get people to safety and trying to keep them safe if rosemary alright. >> our thanks to barbie nadeau bringing us that live report. appreciate it a wooden boat carrying 231 migrants, including 14 women and three children was intercepted of spain's canary islands on sunday. >> it's the largest number of people to be rescued from the same boat off the island this year. more than 30,000 migrants have taken the boat journey from west africa to the spanish islands since january, marking a rise of nearly 40% from the same period last last year. oscar remains a tropical storm hours after making landfall as a category one hurricane on the northern coast of eastern cuba, the slow moving storm has brought heavy rainfall and life-threatening flash flooding the national hurricane cen

you will almost surely see some kind of instant book hillel italie. we've talked about a lot of the political books coming out this fall. what else are you looking forward to see? well, as it always is in the fall in publishing, it's a great time for literary fiction. y've got some pulitzer winners with new books, richard powers movies. erdrich elizabeth strout, probably the biggest release of the season that everyone's looking forward to is the new sally rooney intermezzo. and this one. you know, any book from her has become kind of an adventure. she's that rare literary writer who sells hundreds of thousands, even millions of copies. so i would say, you know, that's that's probably the big literary release of the season. have you seen the long list for the national book awards? and what do you think of some of those finalists? you know, a very interesting mix of of books. i'm actually reading the miranda july now, which is, you know, very funny, very, very, you know, very interesting book. i think a couple of books that are on that list and also on

whatever italy does with israel it's not in my name. what's the use of electoral voting if people's demands go utterly unheard? we're on the brink of world war ii, and italy's government keeps acting against our constitution and against the will of the italians supplying weapons to israel, supporting this way a genocide in palestine. the area where the demonstration took place was heavily guarded and police helicopters were flying over the zone, also armored vehicle. and water cannons were deployed, r is lockdown for this palestine march that authorities have banned because it's being held ahead of first anniversary of the operation alaxa flood, police control and registration procedures are being staged that major checkpoints in the italian capital. the issues this protest deals with exposes the italian government direct. unequivocal responsibilities in supporting the israeli genocide in palestine and its brutal assault on lebanon, that's why our initiative has been banned. violent clashes between police and a smaller group of agitator