Tuscany has approved a bill regulating medically assisted suicide, becoming Italy's first region to enact a right-to-die law.

Tuscany has made history as the first Italian region to pass a right-to-die law. This move helps regulate assisted suicide in the nation, addressing a controversial topic lacking national legislation.

The separatist Süd-Tiroler Freiheit party, which has been climbing the polls, put out a campaign poster showing a pair of feet on a morgue table with a sign reading: "The doctor didn't know German".

“The difficulty in Italy is that there is a huge need for workers but the politics around immigrants results in situations of irregularity,” said Piertomaso Bergesio, a leader in Langhe region ...