Italy Italy's top museums are put under new management Italy’s top 20 museums have been put under new management with seven foreigners, including a Briton, appointed to lead some of the country’s most 15/09/2015
Italy Night of surprises in Venice as debut film from Venezuela grabs Golden Lion An unknown first-time director has won one of world cinema’s most prestigious prizes, Venice’s Golden Lion. Lorenzo Vigas, for his film “From Afar” 12/09/2015
Italy Rome march calls for more rights for refugees and asylum seekers Demanding more rights for refugees and asylum seekers in Europe. Around two thousand barefoot migrants and volunteers have taken to the streets of 12/09/2015
Sport Lorenzo sets record lap in practice for San Marino GP Jorge Lorenzo set a lap record en route to the topping the timesheets in the second practice for the San Marino Grand Prix. The Spanish Yamaha rider 11/09/2015
Cinema 'Mediterranea': poignant drama about African migrants This week in Cinema Box, we were deeply moved by Italian director Jonas Carpignano’s ‘Mediterranea’, a tragically topical drama about African 11/09/2015
World New life, new challenges: helping refugees adjust to unfamiliar surroundings For refugees arriving at a new country it may be the end of a long and painful journey, but the transition to life in their new home, temporary or 11/09/2015
Italy Meltdown on Mont Blanc: mountain 'shrinks' 1.3 metres Mont Blanc seems to be in a meltdown. The latest measurements of western Europe’s highest mountain appear to show it has shrunk a full 1.3 metres 10/09/2015
My Europe Series Refugees group urges EU to adopt common asylum policy More than 365,000 asylum seekers have arrived on the shores of Italy and Greece since the start of the year, according to a new report. The European 10/09/2015
Italy Italy: bad weather hits the south A cyclone has swept across Southern Italy, flooding villages and roads. Amateur video showed half-submerged cars on the outskirts of Taormina in 09/09/2015
Cinema War in Afghanistan at Venice Film Festival Danish director Tobias Lindholm is teaming up again with Pilou Asbaek of the hit tv series ‘Borgen’ for the drama ‘A War’ screened at the Horizons 08/09/2015
Economy Growth in eurozone economy revised upwards Growth in the eurozone was higher than expected in the second quarter, mainly boosted by activity in Italy and Greece. The single currency’s economy 08/09/2015
Health Series Say cheese: the whey forward in renewable plastics Whey from cheese production and other agricultural waste can be a valuable raw material for new biodegradable plastic. A European research project 07/09/2015
World News Activists storm Lyon-Turin railway construction site Around 40 activists opposed to a high-speed railway between the Italian city of Turin and Lyon, in southeastern France, stormed the construction site 06/09/2015
Business Planet Worth its weight in gold: the transeuropean initiative boosting innovation Boosting innovation and competitiveness through unprecedented transeuropean parternerships is the business of the Worth Project. Business Planet went 04/09/2015
Italy Sardinia: 781 migrants brought ashore The media focus on migrants may have currently shifted to central Europe and Hungary. But the flow of arrivals continues on the shores of southern 03/09/2015
Cinema Everest cast and crew discuss taking on the world's highest mountain As the film premiered out of competition in Venice, the cast of Everest talked of the difficulties of filming in gruelling conditions and the responsibility of depicting real-life events. 03/09/2015
Italy Venice film festival 2015 The world’s oldest surviving film festival is getting underway in Venice – the 72nd edition of what’s locally called La Mostra brings with it 11 02/09/2015
Italy Suspected people traffickers accused of murder - a first in Italian legal history Ten suspected people traffickers have been arrested in Sicily. They are accused of cramming dozens of migrants into the airless hold of a boat where 28/08/2015