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No Tav violence: more than 400 identified, including people from France and Belgium
Damage has been estimated at no less than €1 million. Items seized included gas masks, Molotov cocktails and homemade explosive devices.
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Over 100 evacuated as huge wildfire threatens town near Agrigento
News
Red Cross volunteers shocked, distressed after Moroccan man’s death
Paramedics did try to resuscitate Fakir, says CRI.
Politics
Pd slams overseas Constituency reform: “Democratic representation undermined”
Nicola Carè warns of a possible constitutional breach, while Francesco Giacobbe accuses the government of weakening the voice of Italians abroad.
Politics
Italy’s Lower House approves electoral reform in first vote
The bill cleared the Chamber of Deputies with 217 votes and now heads to the Senate, while opposition leader Elly Schlein claims Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition has “lost its majority”
News

Over 100 evacuated as huge wildfire threatens town near Agrigento

News

Red Cross volunteers shocked, distressed after Moroccan man’s death

Paramedics did try to resuscitate Fakir, says CRI.
News

No Tav violence: more than 400 identified, including people from France and Belgium

Damage has been estimated at no less than €1 million. Items seized included gas masks, Molotov cocktails and homemade explosive devices.
Politics

Pd slams overseas Constituency reform: “Democratic representation undermined”

Nicola Carè warns of a possible constitutional breach, while Francesco Giacobbe accuses the government of weakening the voice of Italians abroad.
Politics

Italy’s Lower House approves electoral reform in first vote

The bill cleared the Chamber of Deputies with 217 votes and now heads to the Senate, while opposition leader Elly Schlein claims Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition has “lost its majority”
Politics

Pd slams overseas Constituency reform: “Democratic representation undermined”

Nicola Carè warns of a possible constitutional breach, while Francesco Giacobbe accuses the government of weakening the voice of Italians abroad.
Politics

Italy’s Lower House approves electoral reform in first vote

The bill cleared the Chamber of Deputies with 217 votes and now heads to the Senate, while opposition leader Elly Schlein claims Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition has “lost its majority”
Politics

Meloni says regrets nothing with Trump, aims for Western unity

I have similarities with Trump, from immigration to the woke culture.
Politics

Govt parties present bills to boost repatriations, tighten rules on citizenship

Made possible by changes to EU Migrant Pact that Meloni pushed for says FdI’s Bignami.
Politics

Mattarella eyes security decree incentive for lawyers who get migrants to go back

Measure must be converted into law by April 25 or it will lapse.
Business

We can talk about State stake in Stellantis says Urso

Business and Made in Italy Minister Adolfo Urso said Thursday that the government is open to taking out a stake in carmaker Stellantis, if CEO Carlos Tavares wants.
News

IL GLOBO TV the first to offer Rai to Italians in the UK and Spain

With a new agreement between Rai COM & Il Globo TV, announced by Rai on December 6, selected Rai channels will provided for the first time to Italians in the UK and Spain from January 1, 2024.
Business

Nutella maker Ferrero to buy cereal maker WK Kellogg

Italian confectioner Ferrero, known for brands like Nutella and Kinder, is buying the century-old US cereal company WK Kellogg.
Business

Carlos Tavares leaves Stellantis

Carlos Tavares is stepping down from his role as head of Stellantis, effective immediately.
News

Italy may reactivate coal plants if gas price reaches 70 euros

“We are talking about an emergency scenario” says energy minister Gilberto Pichetto.
Environment

Storms continue to pound Southern Italy

A wave of storms that has been battering Southern Italy for days, causing havoc and massive damage, continued unabated on Wednesday, with Sicily, Sardinia and Calabria hit especially hard by ‘Cyclone Harry’.
Environment

Mimmo the Dolphin refuses to leave Venice waters

Italy’s now famous Mimmo the Dolphin is refusing to leave St Mark’s Basin in Venice despite running the risk of being injured by boats or posing a hazard himself and is again delighting tourists with his playful frolics.
Environment

Venice vessels told to dodge lagoon dolphin

Vessels in Venice have been told to avoid hitting a dolphin that has been cavorting in the lagoon since July and which, since the start of last month, has been increasingly approaching liners, boats, water taxis and gondolas.
Health

Trentino top for quality of life, Umbria last - report

Trentino is the top Italian region for health-related quality of life while Umbria is last, according to a new report out Wednesday.
Health

Swine fever: 24 outbreaks, ‘complex situation, caution’

There are currently 24 outbreaks of swine fever in Italy and the “complex” situation warrants “caution”, the Extraordinary Commissioner for African Swine Fever, Giovanni Filippini, told ANSA Monday.
Health

Italy leads EU in life expectancy

Italy leads the European Union in life expectancy at 84.1 years, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said Thursday.
Health

Tailor-made cells against a serious brain tumour

A new weapon against glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive and difficult-to-treat brain tumours, has been developed by a team from the Neurological Institute of Milan.
Vatican

Trump blasts Pope Leo as tensions rise over Iran conflict

Vatican condemnation of conflict sparks sharp response from White House.
Vatican

Italy’s Milano Cortina athletes meet the Pope: “An emotion like the Games”

After the Quirinale, the champions head to the Vatican, then to Palazzo Chigi to meet Meloni.
Vatican

Pope names Italian Australian as Vatican’s chief legal expert

Pope Leo has named an ‌Australian bishop to lead the Vatican ‌office that oversees the Catholic Church’s extensive ‌legal system, adding global diversity to the pontiff’s close team of advisors in his second major Vatican appointment.