Preliminary autopsy results for Lorena Isceri, a 45-year-old woman, indicate she was still alive when her ex-partner, Federico Vella, threw her from a highway viaduct near Florence. Vella subsequently died by suicide after the incident. Further investigation, including testimony from Isceri's mother, reveals a history of escalating violence and threats from Vella following their breakup.

Il Post: Investigation into the femicide of Lorena Isceri

Preliminary autopsy results indicate Lorena Isceri was still alive when her ex-partner, Federico Vella, threw her from a highway viaduct. The report details the investigation into her murder.

Il Post: Femicide of Lorena Isceri on the highway

Lorena Isceri's ex-partner, Federico Vella, threw her from a viaduct near Florence after locking her in a car trunk, and then committed suicide. This is a follow-up to the main story.

Il Post: What's not working in Italy when a woman reports violence

This story examines the shortcomings in Italy's system for handling domestic violence cases, particularly focusing on how anti-violence centers are utilized.

Fanpage: Broken gifts and a knife, Federico Vella had threatened Lorena Isceri after…

A crescendo of arguments and violence over several months preceded the femicide on the A1, according to the testimony of Lorena Isceri's mother, now part of the Florence prosecutor's investigation.

A dispute between Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani is causing tension within the Italian government, reportedly over potential consequences related to 'Dublin' returns. This comes as far-right politician Roberto Vannacci's new party, National Future, continues to see its poll numbers rise, nearing 8% nationally, and he makes bold statements about the future of regions like Reggio Calabria.

la Repubblica: Government Fears Dublin Returns Amid Salvini-Tajani Dispute

A dispute between Salvini and Tajani is causing tension within the Italian government, which is reportedly concerned about potential consequences related to 'Dublin' returns.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Vannacci: "They fear us: Reggio Calabria will be futuristic Saxony"

An interview with Vannacci, who expresses confidence and makes a bold statement about Reggio Calabria's future, suggesting it will become a 'futuristic Saxony'.

la Repubblica: Vannacci Polls Continue to Rise, National Future Approaches 8%

The latest polls indicate that Vannacci's popularity is still growing, with his projected electoral performance for the national future nearing 8%.

La Stampa: Meloni and AfD's Triumph: 'Work is underway with who is there'

This report covers Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the AfD's success, with a quote suggesting ongoing work with existing political figures.

Il Post: Italian far-right's report with AfD is opportunistic

The report suggests that the Italian far-right, including figures like Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, has repeatedly shifted its stance regarding Germany's AfD for opportunistic reasons.

Electrolux is reportedly planning to move its refrigerator production from Susegana, Italy, to China, which is expected to result in 240 layoffs. This follows a previous delocalization of washing machine production. Additionally, the Ilva steel plant faces a critical 24-hour period with significant developments and legal proceedings regarding its future.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Electrolux, refrigerator production moved from Italy? It will be in China. And…

Electrolux is reportedly moving its refrigerator production from Susegana, Italy, to China, with 240 layoffs expected. This follows a previous delocalization of washing machine production to Thailand.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Ilva, from Chigi to the Milan court: 24 hours of fire for the steel plant

A report detailing a critical 24-hour period for the Ilva steel plant, involving significant developments and legal proceedings concerning its future.

Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance Maurizio Leo is reportedly bypassing the autonomy of the Revenue Agency to dictate a business-friendly tax agenda. Separately, Italian families are facing increased expenses for the upcoming school year, with details on costs and available Irpef (personal income tax) relief measures being highlighted.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Tax, Leo bypasses the autonomy of the Revenue Agency to dictate the…

A news piece focusing on tax policy, suggesting that Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance Maurizio Leo is circumventing the Revenue Agency's independence to push a business-friendly agenda.

La Stampa: The High Cost of School Returns

This article details the increased expenses families face for the upcoming school year in Italy, offering advice on how to save money and detailing the Irpef (personal income tax) relief measures.

The Chinese company BYD has identified 85 companies in the Turin area willing to supply components for its electric cars, after these companies were no longer working with Stellantis.

Il Post: BYD targets companies abandoned by Stellantis

The Chinese company BYD has found 85 companies in the Turin area willing to supply components for its electric cars, after they were dropped by Stellantis.