News about Giorgia Meloni

Sitting at my laptop I watched a naked woman with my face having graphic penetrative sex in a variety of positions with a nude man. The pornographic video lasted for three minutes and 32 seconds, and grotesque as I found it, I made myself watch it all. I needed to understand exactly how realistic these images are, and also recognise how easy it was for people to access them online. Because as seamless as the footage appeared, it wasn't me at all - my face had been imposed on to another woman's body using artificial intelligence ( AI ) to make what is known as ' deepfake ' pornography.

A month-old British boy has survived his first operation following an airlift to Italy for treatment after the NHS said he was too ill to go under the knife. The seriously ill baby was taken from a hospital in Bristol after the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, personally intervened to make sure the sick child could travel to Rome to receive treatment for a congenital heart condition. An Italian ambulance landed in Bristol after being loaded on to a specially equipped military aircraft complete with specialist medics. The baby's father has said his heart is 'overflowing with joy' after his son was successful airlifted. Known only as DM, the Italian citizen, appealed directly to Ms Meloni and her government for assistance and she worked closely with the family to transport them to the Italian capital.

The father of a one-month-old British boy says his heart is 'overflowing with joy' after his son was airlifted to Italy for treatment unavailable in the UK. The seriously ill baby was taken from a hospital in Bristol after the Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, personally intervened to make sure the sick child could travel to Rome to receive treatment for a congenital heart condition. An Italian ambulance landed in Bristol after being loaded on to a specially equipped military aircraft complete with military and medical personnel and specialist equipment. The father, an Italian citizen, appealed directly to Ms Meloni and her government for assistance and she worked closely with the family to transport them to the Italian capital. In a statement to MailOnline, the Italian father, who is from Treviso and who is married to a Nigerian in the UK expressed their thanks to all those involved.

It is understood the infant was being treated for a congenital heart condition at Bristol Royal Hospital for Children when his parents, who have not been identified, were told the specialist treatment would not be possible in the UK. His father, an Italian citizen, decided to appeal directly to Ms Meloni and her government for assistance who then worked closely with the family to allow their travel. Following the appeal to Ms Meloni for help, events this week moved at lighting speed and by Tuesday the family were in Rome.

Alfa Romeo unveiled its new Milano electric SUV last week, named after the iconic northern Italian city where the manufacturer was founded in 1910. But a monumental fallout in Italy has seen the company do a screeching U-turn on the car's name after it was accused of breaching a domestic law. 'A car called Milano cannot be produced in Poland. This is forbidden by Italian law,' Minister for Business and Made in Italy Adolfo Urso (pictured right) said in Turin, referring to 2003 legislation that targets 'Italian sounding' products that falsely claim to be Italian.

India, home to 1.41billion people, pips China to top spot, with its population having tripled in size since the 60s. Over a third of the world's 8billion residents live in one of the two nations. The US ranks a distant third at around 333million people. For context, that's approximately one billion fewer than 2nd-placed China, which is battling a population slump that has fuelled concerns of an impending 'disaster' for the economic superpower. The Pacific island of Tuvalu, meanwhile, has 124,000 times fewer people (11,312), according to World Bank data spanning 1960 to 2022.

Rishi Sunak joined G7 leaders to condemn Iran 's bombardment of Israel after it fired a barrage of 300 missiles at the country in an 'unprecedented attack' that sparked fears of World War III. The leaders met over a virtual conference this afternoon to coordinate a diplomatic response to Iran's overnight air attack on Israel that saw RAF jets deployed to shoot down drones from Tehran. The UK Prime Minister condemned 'in the strongest terms' Iran's 'reckless' attack as he vowed to 'continue to stand up for Israel's security and that of all our regional partners'. 'We will continue to work to stabilise the situation and avoid further escalation. In this spirit, we demand that Iran and its proxies cease their attacks, and we stand ready to take further measures now and in response to further destabilising initiatives,' the G7 said in a joint statement. The urgent meeting was organised by Italy , which holds the rotating presidency of the G7, and took place at 2pm, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's office said.

According to the group's Telegram channel, Islamic State claimed responsibility for a horrific attack on a concert hall near Moscow on Friday that has killed at least 40 people. On Friday, at a concert in the Crocus City Hall, around 100 people were shot as gunmen in camouflage clothing opened fire with automatic weapons on people. At least five people were shown in unverified videos firing repeatedly at screaming civilians cowering in the concert hall as the Soviet-era rock band 'Picnic' was scheduled to perform around 8 p.m. local time.

Official data laying bare the stark divide between local authorities shows how the number of women in certain parts of London has decreased by more than a third since 2001. Not a single one of the 330-plus authorities in England and Wales has a fertility rate that exceeds that of 2.1 children, the number required for each woman to replace both parents on average. It also represents the lowest figure since records began in 1938, laying out the facts of the continuing baby bust that threatens to cripple the economy.

After Meloni's legal team filed a lawsuit, a 40-year-old man and his 73-year-father are now under scrutiny by Italian authorities, alleging that the video had been posted on a US porn website and watched'millions' of times.' The deepfake - a term used to describe the act of projecting one person's face onto the body of another in order to produce a digital facsimile, was launched in 2020, two years prior to Meloni's ascension to the premiership. In Sassari, Meloni will testify against the defamation charge before judge Monia Adami and demand €100,000 in damages from the defendants on July 2nd. If she wins the case, she has pledged to donate any funds to the Solidarity Fund for Victims of Violence, which provides services to women who have been abused by males.

DAN BIGGAR: I captained Wales on my 100th cap against Italy in Cardiff in 2022. On the same day, Alun Wyn Jones made his 150th Test appearance for his country. It was supposed to be a party. It became a nightmare. I'm back to it now, but much was made of mine and Alun Wyn's classic games. I'm not positive we were as focused as we should have been on the task at hand.

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: It's baffling that Rishi Sunak should have been discussing who makes the bed at home in a week when the Budget was revealed. But of course, I was fascinated. Not so much about whether it is him or his wife Akshata who straightens the duvet in Downing Street, but that it is either one of them. Surely the Prime Minister is allowed a cleaner to do that kind of thing? It's difficult to imagine whether French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal or Italy's Giorgia Meloni both believing for the second time that the vote winner would declare their household position as bedmaker-in-chief. But when well-known figures discuss their domestic lives in the United Kingdom, employees are still the ghosts at the table.

As she drank in the bar with a friend in July last year, the perpetrator is said to have served the young woman spirits and chatted with her. According to local reports, he followed her and viciously attacked her while she was going to the toilet. Suddenly, he was on top of me, and I saw his pants down,' she told the detectives.' There wasn't any evidence of my involvement at all. I didn't give my permission.' After the attack, the traumatised holidaymaker, who is believed to be in her early 20s, went to hospital and reported the incident to police, who launched an investigation

Before he corrected himself and said the Gaza strip would be entered, President Joe Biden said the US would begin dropping humanitarian assistance into the Ukraine. The news comes a day after hundreds of Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in a fit to grab food from an assistance convoy. According to the United Nations Office for Human Rights, at least 576,000 people in the Gaza Strip - one quarter of the country's population - are just one step away from famine.

On the second anniversary of Putin's bloody invasion, a Ukrainian missile destroyed a £260 million Russian spy plane over Krasnodar. After the A-50U reconnaissance plane's wings was reportedly torn off by a strike from a new Russian-era long-range air defense missile, a serious blow to Russia's already declining fleet. Ten crew members were found dead at the crash site in Russia's Krasnodar region, where the dictator's official Black Sea residence and private £1 billion location are located. The final toll is expected to be higher.

I'm pretty sure I'm not going to become a mother at 35, with no husband and no funds to assist another human being. With it, I've found my peace. I don't lie in bed worrying about whether I'm going to have a baby or not, and I can't say that I don't have a ferocious appetite for a child to become a single mother by IVF or adoption.

Two of the migrants, both minors, brutally assaulted the 13-year-old teen girl in a public bathroom (main) for half an hour, while the remainder of the gang allegedly resisted her abused boyfriend and coerced him to watch the horror unfold. All seven of the criminals arrived in Italy as unlawful migrants by sea, but were granted provisional residency as a result of Italian rule that does not allow the removal of minors (migrants arriving in Italy and a detention center seen correctly). News of the deadly attack sparked immediate retaliation, with Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini calling for the perpetrators to be chemically castrated and Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (main) claiming that "justice will be done." Since DNA testing revealed that at least one minor had sexually assaulted the girl, the gang in question has been shackled. However, the horrific occurrence in Italy has reignited a fresh debate over immigration reform, with a 50% increase in illegal migrant landings last year compared to 2022.

The child was "attacked by a gang of seven Egyptians" and that "chemical castration will be the only cure," Matteo Salvini reported. The teen, who was 13 years old at the time, was sexually assaulted in Villa Bellini park in Catania, Sicily, around 7.30 p.m. on January 30 while walking with her 17-year-old boyfriend. A group of young men coerced the teen and her boyfriend into a public bathroom, where some of them held the boyfriend back while two others reportedly gang-raped the child. According to La Repubblica, there are seven male criminals, three of whom were minors, who reportedly entered Italy unlawfully between November 2021 and March 2023 as "unaccompanied minors." According to reports, the criminals are from Egypt and aged 15 to 19. Giorgia Meloni, the Italian Prime Minister, who was in Catania on a pre-arranged visit, expressed surprise at the rape. She expressed her sympathy for the victim and her family, as well as the promise that "justice will be done."

The teen, 13, was sexually assaulted in the Villa Bellini park in Catania, Sicily, around 7.30 p.m. on January 30, when strolling with her 17-year-old boyfriend.

Farmers have voiced their dissatisfaction with what they believe are excessively tightening regulations on agriculture and unfair competition, among other things. Last month, a national revolution broke out in France, and demonstrations have also been held in Germany, Belgium, Poland, Romania, Greece, and the Netherlands. Farmers have blocked motorways and disrupted traffic in major cities, with tractor convoys. Around 150 tractors assembled in Orte, about an hour north of Rome, on Saturday. Hundreds of farmers on tractors in Germany blocked access to Frankfurt airport, the country's busiest airport, because of a diesel tax reform, according to local police. However, the farmer dissatisfaction has also affected non-EU Switzerland, where around 30 tractors paraded in Geneva on Saturday in the country's first national protest since the movement has not appeared in Europe.

Sinner seemed to be a casual figure when he took part in the Open winner's traditional photo shoot with the trophy on Monday, but appearances can be deceiving. As he posed with the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup at Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens, the 22-year-old was still basking in the glory of his first grand slam win.

Tuncer Cihan, 52, was shot in the head by two men, who were later identified as members of IS, who burst into the Santa Maria church in Istanbul and fired multiple rounds on Sunday morning. Men were seen wearing black snow masks with their hands in their pockets, and one was seen wearing black sunglasses ahead of the attack. Both men have since been arrested by counter-terrorism investigators. According to investigators, one of them comes from Tajikistan and the other from Russia.

A pair of black snow masks were seen holding their hands in their pockets, and one man was seen wearing black sunglasses ahead of the assault. They burstled into the Santa Maria church in Istanbul's Sariyer district around 11.40 a.m. (U.S. time), killing an individual named only as C.T., who was among those attending Sunday's service. On social media, Ali Yerlikaya, Turkey's interior minister, condemned the 'vile assault.' Rather than against the Catholic Church, Turkish authorities said it seemed that it seemed more like a targeted assault than the Catholic church. Around 40 people attended the service, according to local authorities, and they suspect that there may have been more casualties. The gun didn't work the second time after the second shot, and the attackers (attackers) ran. Everyone was laying on the floor at this time. According to Sukru Genc, the mayor of Sariyer district, there were around 35 to 40 people inside.

According to a study that looked at the findings from all 27 EU member states, the bloc will likely see a's sharp right turn' in June, which would be a troubling result for Brussels. According to the report, radical right-wing parties in nine countries, including France, Poland, and Austria, and second or third in another nine countries, including Germany, Spain, Sweden, and Portugal. In fact, populists, eurosceptics, and conservatives are expected to jointly hold almost half of the European Parliament's seats in June, a step that would significantly change the makeup of the EU's legislature.