Before flying, premier says he has 'no doubt' that Giorgia Meloni and her far-right party, which has neo-fascist roots, 'have learned the lessons of history'

Actress and filmmaker started her career in beauty pageants and was propelled to fame after WWII with movies such as 'The World’s Most Beautiful Woman' and 'Come September'

Victim taken to hospital with three stab wounds; motive unclear, but local outlets say it was likely a robbery gone wrong

Ignazio La Russa, co-founder of prime minister Meloni's FDI party, posts on Instagram linking his father's far-right faction to the anniversary of Italy's post-WWII constitution

Italian court orders Shmuel Peleg to pay 50,000 euros toward child's health, educational costs following bitter custody dispute after boy's parents were killed in cable car crash

Cinematheques across the country set to show works by leading filmmakers in 10-day festival

Some people who had earlier been reported missing after wave of mud on Ischia have since been found safe, including family with newborn

Having been locked up since late September, 30-year-old Alessia Piperno set to return home following 'intense diplomatic efforts,' PM says

Team condemns 'antisemitism and racism which happen in almost every match at every stadium in Italy'; Mussolini's great-grandson plays for club

Rome's failure to fully come to terms with its past has never been more stark, as new PM Meloni seeks to distance her far-right Brothers of Italy party from its neo-fascist roots