Once again, Cecilia Sala —Italy’s most intrepid correspondent of curated insights and Persian fairytales—has graced us with a ...

Evin holds dozens of prisoners, including dual nationals and Westerners. They are used by Iran as bargaining chips in ...

Cecilia Sala, an Italian journalist who was detained on Dec. 19 as she was reporting in Iran walks on the tarmac as she landed at Rome' Ciampino airport after being released, January 8, 2025.

Cecilia Sala, italian journalist held in Tehran, speaks on her detention conditions: «I feared for my mental health» She recounted her harrowing experience of detention in Iran's Evin Prison ...

Italian journalist Cecilia Sala, detained in Tehran's Evin prison, returned home to Rome after diplomatic efforts from the Italian government. Sala was held in harsh conditions for three days ...

Why was Cecilia Sala arrested? Sala was detained on Dec. 19 in Tehran on charges of "violating the laws of the Islamic Republic." A journalist working for newspaper Il Foglio and the podcast ...

Italian Journalist Cecilia Sala Freed From Detention In Iran, Flies Back Home Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's office told the media that a plane carrying Cecilia Sala took off from Tehran after ...

Earlier on Wednesday, Meloni’s office said: “The plane that is bringing journalist Cecilia Sala home took off a few minutes ago from Tehran. Cecilia Sala attends Chora Media Festival In Milan ...

Italian journalist Cecilia Sala released from Iran jail, returns home. Tehran denies Sala’s December 19 detainment was linked to an Iranian businessman’s arrest in Italy on a US warrant.

Cecilia Sala, an Italian journalist who was detained on Dec. 19 as she was reporting in Iran, Italy's foreign ministry said. Dec. 27, 2024. She has now been released and is heading home, Italian ...

ROME—Iran released Italian journalist Cecilia Sala, whose arrest in Tehran last month had sparked fears of a lengthy hostage crisis—a win for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni that however ...

A plane carrying Cecilia Sala, 29, left Tehran after "intensive work on diplomatic and intelligence channels," Premier Giorgia Meloni’s office said, adding that the Italian premier had ...