The Corriere Della Sera

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  "Leaving Silk Road Doesn't Compromise China Ties," Says Italy PM: Report

  Leaving Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) also known as Silk Road doesn't compromise relations with China, but the decision still has to be taken, Italian PM Georgia Meloni said on Sunday, the Italian media, Corriere della Sera daily reported.

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  Cristiano Ronaldo Gifts Himself A Bugatti Centodieci Worth £8.5 Million

  Cristiano Ronaldo, a Portuguese footballer bought himself a limited-edition Bugatti Centodieci after guiding his team to a victory against Scudetto. According to the report from Corriere della Sera, Ronaldo decided to shell out £8.5 million on the latest Bugatti Centodieci after leading his team to their 36th Serie A victory. The five-time Bal...

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  Netflix in Italy Tax Evasion Probe: Reports

  Italian prosecutors have opened an investigation into Netflix for suspected tax evasion, the Corriere della Sera said Thursday.

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  Italy Hits Back at Angela Merkel in Migrants Row

  Italy's Foreign Minister has scathingly dismissed criticism from France and Germany over its handling of the tens of thousands of migrants arriving on its southern shores.

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  40 Migrants Die off Italy as Europe Faces 'Worst Crisis Since World War II'

  At least 40 migrants died in the hold of a boat off Italy Saturday as the EU struggled to cope with "the worst refugee crisis since World War II", with thousands making dangerous crossings to reach Italy and Greece.

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  Russia Supports Ukraine Peace Deal: Report

  Russia fully backs the Minsk peace agreements in Ukraine, but progress is being stalled by Kiev, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview in Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera today.

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  Pope Francis Helps Shed Light on Notorious Italy Murder

  Pope Francis is breaking decades of Vatican silence to help Italy shed light on one of its most notorious crimes, the 1970's murder of former premier Aldo Moro, the Corriere della Sera daily said today.

• We are only human: The offbeat stories of 2013

  Throughout the year, some events provide a bit of respite from the daily grind and remind us that human nature and failings are qualities shared worldwide.

• First papal 'selfie' goes viral on social media

  Pope Francis has broken protocol once again, appearing with a puzzled look on his face in a "selfie" photo taken with a group of teenagers visiting the Vatican.

• Bomb alert at US consulate in Milan lifted: reports

  A bomb alert that forced the evacuation of a US consulate in Italy today has been lifted, reports said, amid fears of an imminent Al-Qaeda attack.

• Suspicious powder, political threats sent to Italian papers

  An envelope containing a suspicious white powder and threats to President Giorgio Napolitano and ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi was sent to the Milan headquarters of major newspaper Corriere della Sera on Monday, a police spokesman said.

• Plain food to focus cardinals' mind on new pope

  The cardinals locked away to choose the next pope will be served plain but wholesome food - and nothing so delicious that they will want to drag out their deliberations, an Italian newspaper reported on its website on Tuesday.

• Silvio Berlusconi to pay 36 million euros a year divorce settlement

  Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has agreed to pay his estranged wife Veronica Lario 100,000 euros a day as part of a divorce settlement, the daily Corriere della Sera said on Friday.

• Butler took photos, videos of Pope: Reports

  Vatican investigators have found photos and short videos of Pope Benedict XVI filmed with a mobile phone by his butler Paolo Gabriele, the Corriere della Sera daily reported online on Thursday.