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Italy weather: Transition from heat to incoming storms

75 clusters · 1118 sources · last updated

Latest: France and Italy face shifting weather with upcoming heat and rain

The prolonged heatwave in Italy has officially ended as an intense Atlantic disturbance brought a significant shift in weather patterns. This transition marks the conclusion of a summer classified as the hottest on recor

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Extreme heatwaves and wildfire risks in Italy

13 clusters · 303 sources · last updated

Latest: Italy records warmest summer since 1950

Italy and San Marino continue to face an intense heatwave driven by a subtropical African anticyclone. The Ministry of Health has maintained orange-level alerts for cities such as Bari, Brescia, and Campobasso, with temp

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Embryo transfer error at San Raffaele Hospital

3 clusters · 64 sources · last updated

Latest: San Raffaele Hospital resumes reproductive medicine activities

On July 23, 2026, a medical error occurred at San Raffaele Hospital in Milan during an IVF procedure, resulting in a patient being implanted with an embryo belonging to a different couple. The mistake, attributed to huma

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Sexual assault attempts in Rome involving the ‘Signal for___

2 clusters · 20 sources · last updated

Latest: Italy reports multiple incidents involving minors and emergency medical transfers

In August 2026, two separate incidents occurred in Rome involving minors using the international ‘Signal for Help’ hand gesture to alert police to sexual assault attempts. In the first instance, a 14-year-old girl signa

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Japanese PM sleep-deprivation controversy

6 clusters · 41 sources · last updated

Latest: Sanae Takaichi defends using official residence as workplace

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s admission on 20 July 2026 that she had slept only five hours – and that “zero to three hours of sleep has become the norm” since taking office – sparked criticism from opposition lawmakers

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