The humanitarian mission of Help senza confini, led by Professor Francesco Barone, is scheduled for June in Congo, but the Ebola emergency situation on the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda requires caution.

Ebola virus is a very serious disease, with over 130 confirmed deaths and more than 600 suspected cases.

Barone is in contact with friends and humanitarian project references in Congo and will assess the security situation before deciding whether to carry out the mission.

The goal is to continue helping the extremely poor population, delivering food and medicine, and enabling the education of many poor children and girls.

Danish rider Jonas Vingegaard won the 14th stage of the Giro d'Italia, a 133 km race between Aosta and Pila.

His victory allowed him to take the pink jersey and top the general classification.

Vingegaard crossed the finish line alone, followed by Felix Gall and Jay Hindley.

The City of Narni has reached important milestones in sustainability and innovation.

The conversion of public lighting to LED is almost complete, with 80% of streets illuminated with this type of light.

In addition, the city has introduced a greater diffusion of charging columns for electric cars and has created approximately 42 km of bike paths.

The differentiated collection of waste has increased to 77.5%.

These progress were presented at the States General of the Environment, an event that involved associations such as ASviS and Legambiente Umbria.

Narni was also awarded the Sustainable Common Flag 2026 for its efforts in sustainability.

Tuscany is the Italian region where children have the best living conditions.

According to the Quality of Life by Age Group data from Sole 24 Ore, the province of Florence ranks at the top of the classification dedicated to children.

This means that the small inhabitants of Florence have access to proximity services, such as pharmacies and shops, reachable on foot in 15 minutes.

In addition, the presence of family or social networks to rely on in times of need is particularly strong in the province of Florence.

In general, the data show strong territorial differences and new social signals, with some provinces standing out for particular characteristics, such as fertility or the presence of proximity services.

Following the football match between Crotone and Salernitana, four Daspo for one year were issued to those responsible for the disorders that occurred in Crotone.

The incidents happened at the end of the game, when a group of Salernitana fans was targeted by objects thrown from balconies of a building.

The Police intervened to prevent the situation from degenerating and identified the responsible.

The Anti-Crime Police Division handled the investigation and issued the Daspo.

Carlo Petrini has publicly bid farewell to Pollenzo, in the Cuneese, with a message of thanks and gratitude to the community.

The audio, chosen by his family, was broadcast during the farewell ceremony.

The audience responded with a long applause to the founder of Slow Food.

His photo was displayed in all shops in the town with the caption 'Bye Carlo'.

Yesterday morning, a severe head-on collision occurred on the road connecting Bargagli to Sant'Alberto.

A car and a van collided, causing injuries to two people.

The 118 rescuers and firefighters were quickly on the scene to provide assistance.

The occupants of the car were able to exit without help, while those of the van were extracted by the firefighters with hydraulic equipment.

The two injured were transported to the hospital in red code.

In Sicily, by 12 o'clock on the day of voting, 119,799 votes were recorded out of a total of 929,490 eligible voters.

The data was made known by the regional department for Local Autonomies.

The participation was slightly more than 12%

The Falcone tree, a national monument of hope and memory, has been enriched with new messages and drawings.

For 33 years, the tree has been a symbol of hope and struggle against the mafia and crime.

Every year, it is filled with papers, colored envelopes, and pieces of fabric with the writings of those who want to leave a mark of rejection against the mafia.

Children from all over Italy have been brought to the tree by their teachers to honor the martyrs of the fight against the mafia.

Some messages were written by children from Palermo schools, others by people from various European countries.

The tree, a Ficus macrophilla, is not affected by the polemics and controversies that accompany the anniversary of the Capaci massacre.

The itinerant project of GAL Sarcidano Barbagia in Seulo continues to visit the municipalities of the territory.

After Isili, today's stop was in Nuragus.

The goal is to value local traditions and promote each single territory.

The project focuses on territorial research and animation, putting local anthropological, cultural, and naturalistic traditions at the center.

It was developed by a team of experts, including a professional expert in cultural traditions and a geographer.

Today's event saw the participation of Antonio Sasa, a well-known italo-American and wine expert, who spoke about his experience in communicating territories.