  The NA48 experiment, conceived primarily to look for direct CP violation in
neutral kaon decays, has recently published the so far most precise
determination of the epsilon'/epsilon parameter. After reviewing shortly this
result, we report on the 2001 data-taking, which concluded the epsilon' program
by collecting a substantial amount of data with different beam intensity
conditions. We also present new precision measurements of the K0 and eta masses
and of the K-short lifetime, that provide consistency checks of our analysis.
Finally, the prospects for the future experimental program are discussed.
