Il Mondo (English: "The World") was an Italian afternoon political newspaper with headquarters in Rome.

Hostile to Giovanni Giolitti, Il Mondo began as a newspaper of the current of Francesco Saverio Nitti within the Radical Party.

When Nitti and Amendola founded, a few months later, the Italian Democratic Party, the newspaper became its official organ.

The editor of Il Mondo was Alberto Cianca who held the post from the start of the paper in 1922 to its closure in 1926.

In October 1926, the failed attempt on Mussolini in Bologna gave the regime a pretext to suppress the newspaper.