A rerun of "L'Aria Che Tira": insights and updates on the war in Iran.

Italy's energy transition is slowing: decarbonization targets are slipping away, and the risk of policy and investment delays is growing.

On the Iranian front, the "madman theory" translates into dramatic threats alternating with openness to dialogue: the goal is to appear unpredictable and willing to take risks to force the other side to give in.

On live TV, US envoy Zampolli appealed to Trump: "Italy should go to the World Cup instead of Iran."

Zampolli dreams of Italy at the 2026 World Cup, perhaps instead of Iran.

Trump is in no rush regarding relations with Iran: "The truce has no expiration date," he said on TV.

Trump has asked FIFA to exclude Iran and allow Italy to participate in the next World Cup.

Trump asked FIFA to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup.

Trump's envoy asked FIFA to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup.

The war in Iran and global price increases are pushing up prices: even condoms could increase by up to 30% in the coming months.

Trump's envoy asked FIFA to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup.

Iran is gaining ground in the AI ​​propaganda war, using deepfakes, bot networks, and coordinated messaging to shape perceptions and influence regional and international debate.

Trump's envoy has asked FIFA to exclude Iran and replace it with Italy at the next World Cup, sparking diplomatic reactions.

The clash between the US and Iran is not so much about nuclear power as it is about control of the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic oil route and the crux of regional tensions.

The Trump administration is pushing to see Italy participate in the next World Cup. The Italian Federation and government are evaluating opportunities and practical details: the situation remains evolving.

Trump tries to mend relations with Meloni by promising to take the national team to the World Cup.

Trump's special envoy reportedly pressured Infantino to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup.

Italy remains under deficit proceedings. On the international front, Iran attacks three ships, raising tensions.

"Italy at the World Cup, here's how": the statement came a short while ago.

A Trump-linked envoy proposes that Italy replace Iran at the next World Cup.

Paolo Zampolli is a facilitator, known for his role as Trump's special envoy: he proposed to FIFA that Iran be replaced by Italy at the next World Cup.

Trump's special envoy reportedly pressured Infantino to replace Iran in the World Cup draw.

Against the backdrop of the war in Iran, the idea is to push for Iran's exclusion from the World Cup and propose Italy as a substitute, a move designed to foster a political rapprochement with Giorgia Meloni.

Oceaneering posted disappointing earnings. The conflict in Iran disrupted the company's growth, impacting its results.

Trump's envoy has asked FIFA to replace the Iranian national team with Italy in the World Cup finals.

Trump's envoy has asked FIFA to replace Iran with Italy in the World Cup finals.

Trump's envoy asked FIFA to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup.

Following the war in Iran, Trump asked FIFA to replace Iran with Italy at the World Cup.

An analyst argues that Trump will eventually negotiate: the enemy is not surrendering, but the war is too costly to continue.

Stalemate in the Gulf: the clash between the United States and Iran continues, and Tehran shows no desire to negotiate, leaving the region under intense tension.

Zampolli says he asked Donald Trump to have Italy re-admitted to the World Cup instead of Iran.

A surprising proposal: Trump's envoy, Zampolli, suggests Italy be reinstated to replace Iran at the World Cup. "I asked the FIFA president about it," he says.

Turkiye is courting investors in an attempt to mitigate the fallout from the Iran war on Gulf economies.

The Navy is on alert in the Strait of Hormuz and has a post-conflict operational plan ready, to be activated promptly to ensure the safety of sea lanes.

An explosive statement comes from Tehran: Trump is accused of lying and the reasons for this accusation are explained.

Brussels introduces mandatory smart working to reduce consumption and provides energy vouchers for less wealthy families, measures designed to mitigate rising bills.

O'Leary warns that fuel supplies cover flights until May, but after that the situation is uncertain. Meanwhile, check-in rules are changing.

The conflict in Iran is slowing Germany's growth: GDP is showing a sharp slowdown.

A brief summary of why Moscow is pointing the finger at Giorgia Meloni: her Atlanticist orientation, foreign policy choices, and decisions that impact Russian interests.

The world is going through difficult times: how will Pakistan react?

The UN denounces that the funds spent by the United States on the war in Iran could have paid for healthcare and relief efforts, potentially saving millions of lives.

Iran War Update April 23, 2026: Latest Developments in Brief, Live

Trump said Iran would accept his request not to execute eight women, but Tehran officials denied this.

Earth Day: Instead of celebrating progress, the war in Iran is jeopardizing environmental efforts.

The White House says the decision on the ceasefire's expiration is up to President Trump. LIVE

The EU meets in Cyprus as alarm grows over the Strait of Hormuz: "If it doesn't reopen, we need a plan."

Carlson's mea culpa has shaken the Maga world again: yet another earthquake that shakes its ranks and reopens already deep tensions.

Live: Iran has seized two ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The move comes after the ceasefire was extended; Trump now awaits a joint proposal from the Islamic Republic.

Iran War Video Update — 4 p.m., Wednesday, April 22.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit new all-time highs, despite the war in Iran.

MP Mauri (PD) attacks the law on lawyers and repatriations: "The incentive is unconstitutional." He also denounces the cost of the centers in Albania, which is around €300.000 per migrant.

Germany is preparing for possible war scenarios. The government considers Russia a direct threat and announces investments in technological weapons and an increase in military personnel.

Tehran is relying on limited but targeted actions to maximize its impact without engaging in direct conflict: indirect attacks, the use of proxies, and diplomatic pressure to achieve results with limited resources.

Trump opens talks with Iran and says negotiations could begin as early as Friday.

Trump relaunches talks scheduled for Friday. Meanwhile, Iran has seized two cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz, raising tensions in the region; live updates.

Trump said that talks between the United States and Iran could begin as early as Friday, opening the door to a possible diplomatic breakthrough.