Three years after the Titan submarine disaster, the unresolved grief of the loved ones of those who perished continues to haunt them, underscored by the painful reality of the recovery process, which yielded only vague remains after an arduous search nearly four thousand meters deep, and a mother's bittersweet reflection on her last-minute decision to let her son accompany his father on the doomed voyage. #TitanTragedy #DeepSeaExploration #LossAndRecovery #CA #GB

The National Institute for Infectious Diseases Lazzaro Spallanzani in Rome has launched a project aimed at improving HIV treatment adherence and preventing new infections through long-acting therapies and community outreach interventions, addressing the significant number of individuals in Lazio who have discontinued their treatment. #HIVAwareness #HealthEquity #LongActingTherapy #IT #US

In Venice, bar owner Yan Xiaofen, known as "Anna," describes the daily aggression she and her staff face from young pickpockets as they protect their customers, detailing a recent attack where she was scratched and harmed while trying to thwart thefts in her establishment. #Venezia #pickpocketing #tourism #IT #MA

The arrest of Audias Flores Silva, known as "El Jardinero," a key figure in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and one of the most wanted criminals by the U.S., marks a significant blow to international drug trafficking and could impact the internal dynamics of the cartel and drug routes to the United States. #EnergyCrisis #DrugTrafficking #InternationalCrime

Meta's new Model Capability Initiative (MCI) introduces AI monitoring software to selected employees' work computers, sparking debates over privacy, accountability, and the future of jobs as the company aims to enhance productivity through automation. #ArtificialIntelligence #WorkplaceMonitoring #EmployeePrivacy #US

On April 25, around 4 PM, Nicola Fasciano and Rossana Gabrieli, members of the Italian Partisans Association, were shot at by a man on a white scooter near the Sette Chiese street, resulting in injuries to both, as Gabrieli recounted the traumatic incident while the Rome prosecutor's office opened an investigation for attempted murder. #GunViolence #PublicSafety #FreedomOfSpeech #IT

The article reveals that Jessica Moretti ignited the candles that led to a deadly fire during a New Year's party at the Constellation venue, showcasing her fleeing from the chaos while others were trapped, as corroborated by surveillance footage presented to grieving families and attorneys involved in the investigation of the tragedy that claimed the lives of 41 individuals, including the son of one of the families. #Tragedy #Justice #Investigation #CH #IT #FR

Cole Tomas Allen, who armed himself with a shotgun and a semi-automatic pistol, criticized the Secret Service's security lapses after he breached the Washington Hilton, nearly reaching President Trump during the White House Correspondents' Dinner, prompting serious concerns about the effectiveness of security protocols in protecting government officials. #SecurityFail #TrumpEvent #PublicSafety #US #IR

An international operation against cybercrime led to the extradition of a highly dangerous Chinese hacker from Italy to the United States, who is accused of participating in a significant cyber-attack campaign targeting U.S. government entities and research centers during the COVID-19 pandemic. #CyberCrime #InternationalCooperation #HackerArrest #IT #US #CN

Following a 30% increase in average airline ticket prices globally since the outbreak of the war in Iran, summer bookings are plummeting as fears of fuel shortages and potential mass flight cancellations loom, prompting airlines to lower prices for European destinations by as much as 36.6% compared to March rates; however, these reductions are offset by skyrocketing ancillary fees, which can inflate the final ticket price by up to 443%. #AirTravel #FlightPrices #TourismTrends #IT #GR #ES