Italy

Italy

Italian journalists protest after insults by deputy PM

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi di Maio described journalists as "prostitutes" over the weekend.

13/11/2018

World

Raw Politics: Italy's budget tussle with Brussels

Italy is expected to resubmit a high-spending budget to the EU on Tuesday. The Raw Politics panel discuss if austerity is the way to go to reinvigorate Italy's economy.

12/11/2018

Italy

Interview with Riccardo Delleani, CEO Sparkle

What does the future of telecoms look like? Will progress go hand in hand with human evolution? Riccardo Delleani, CEO of Sparkle, answered these questions and more at the recent Capacity Europe conference in London.

12/11/2018

Italy

Italians and migrants march together against immigration policies

Roma families that were recently evicted from camps joined the likes of students, migrants and refugees, as well as human-rights activists from across Italy.

11/11/2018

Italy

Rome's mayor acquitted of lying in corruption trial

The ruling has averted a crisis in her party, the ruling 5-Star movement.

10/11/2018

Italy

Thousands protest in Turin in favour of high-speed rail

Thousands protest in Turin in favour of high-speed rail

10/11/2018

Italy

Watch: Italian king celebrates WW1 peace treaty with Austria-Hungary

A hundred years ago, Italy's King Vittorio Emanuele III landed in Trieste after a peace treaty with Austria-Hungary was signed.

09/11/2018

Italy

Disability isn't a bar to going out in these Bologna night spots

A woman rolls into a bar...

09/11/2018

The Cube

Public display of disaffection? Salvini's online split break up

Public display of disaffection? Italian talkshow host Elisa Isoardi posted an intimate photo to Instagram to announce her breakup with Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini

06/11/2018

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Storm clean-up operations continue near Genoa

New aerial footage shows extensive storm damage to the marina at Rapallo in Italy.

05/11/2018

Italy

Rome remembers 'Black Saturday'

The Italian capital remembers the 1943 raid of the Ghetto or Rome as Germany prepares to mark the 80th anniversary of the Kristallnacht.

05/11/2018

Italy

Raw Politics: Bologna rewards cyclists with free beer and ice cream

A city in Italy has hit on an innovative way of cutting its pollution problem.

05/11/2018

Italy

Raw Politics: Europe should follow Italy on spending, says Di Maio

Rome has vowed it won’t back down over Italy’s controversial budget and said it should service as a recipe for the rest of the continent.

05/11/2018

Economy

Ball is now in Italy's camp, says Austria

Italy's budget dispute with Brussels is likely to escalate in coming weeks unless Rome revises its free-spending plans

05/11/2018

The Cube

Italian woman stands-up to anti-immigrant comments on metro | #TheCube

An Italian woman stood-up to a man shouting anti-immigrant comments on an Italian metro. A video of the confrontation has gone viral.

05/11/2018

Italy

Italy to declare state of emergency following devastating floods

Nine members of two families killed in Sicily

05/11/2018

Italy

Aerial footage shows extent of damage in Italy’s storm-hit Rapallo

Vast piles of debris, collapsed roads and sunken boats are among the damage shown in the video.

04/11/2018

Italy

Italy floods leave 30 dead — 'illegal building' targeted by court

At least 30 people have been killed over the past week in storms, tornadoes, floods, mudslides and gale-force winds across Italy.

04/11/2018

Italy

Nine members of one family are killed following torrential storms in Sicily

Woodlands devastated by floods and landslides

04/11/2018

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Violent storms flatten forests in Italy’s Belluno

Thousands of trees were razed in the northern Italian province of Belluno after violent storms battered the country this week.

04/11/2018

Italy

Italy deals with effects of deadly storms

A wave of extreme weather has hit Italy, with the regions of Veneto and Liguria particularly affected.

03/11/2018

Italy

How Italy's 'Ndrangheta mafia group is infiltrating European countries

Italian anti-mafia prosecutor Federico Cafiero De Raho told Euronews that the sentencing of more than 100 people this week was proof that 'Ndrangheta’s cells “are able to develop everywhere”.

02/11/2018

Italy

Italy looks at offering land for children to halt declining birth rate

Have a kid, win a fridge! Euronews looks at solutions to the 'issue' of low birth rates.

01/11/2018

Italy

More enigmas? New exhibition throws light on da Vinci's notebook

A new exhibition in Florence unlocks the secrets of Leonardo da Vinci's extraordinary notebook, the 'Codex Leicester'.

01/11/2018

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Saint Mark's Square Underwater After Flooding in Venice

Venice’s historic Saint Mark’s Square experienced heavy flooding after rains hit Northern Italy on October 27 and 28.

30/10/2018

Italy

At least 9 dead in Italy as storms cause chaos in Europe

Violent gales, heavy rains and snowfall have hit Europe, leaving at least nine people dead in Italy and cutting off roads and electricity.

30/10/2018