12 minutes with ‘We don't accept lectures’ when it comes to the fight against corruption, PM Rama says
12 minutes with ‘We don't accept lectures’ when it comes to the fight against corruption, PM Rama says
Business Italy looks into claims of Ryanair breach of anti-competition rules The Italian competition regulator is looking into allegations that the Irish airline abused its position as the country's leading airline. 15/04/2024
Culture news Pompeii archaeologists unearth banquet hall with stunning frescoes Described as one of the most remarkable finds in the site's history, the hall's walls showcase well-preserved frescoes, including depictions of Paris and Helen, and Apollo attempting to seduce Cassandra. 13/04/2024
Design The ultimate guide to Milan Design Week 2024 Euronews Culture takes you on a tour of the 62nd Milan Design Week which runs from 16-21 April. Here’s our ultimate guide to the hottest exhibits, emerging trends and new designers making their mark on the world stage. 12/04/2024
No Comment Search continues over Italian power plant explosion Emergency services continue to search an exploded Enel hydroelectric power plant in northern Italy, with the death toll rising to at least half a dozen. 12/04/2024
Affiliate content Why Milan is a great place to grow your tech career Partner content presented by Jobbio Milan has invested heavily in its tech ecosystem to become Italy's biggest hub. Here's why your next tech role should be in the world's fashion capital. 12/04/2024
Italy Italy opens new slander trial against Amanda Knox Amanda Knox was previously convicted and later exonerated for the murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher in 2007. 10/04/2024
Travel News ‘Venice is not a museum’: Activists slam new day-tripper fee The protesters say they want a different vision for the city which doesn’t put tourism front and centre. 10/04/2024
Destinations Eat your way around Italy on these culinary adventures Whether you delight in savoury treats like arancini or fresh pasta or if sweets are more your thing, Italy’s less-explored destinations have plenty to offer every visitor. 10/04/2024
Nature ‘Pretty rings’ rise from Mount Etna in rare phenomenon Europe's largest volcano began blowing spectacular ‘smoke rings’ into the sky last week. 09/04/2024
Italy Thousands of farmers protest 'Made in Italy' labelling Thousands of yellow-clad agriculture workers demonstrated on a major highway. 09/04/2024
Destinations Italy's digital nomad visa has launched. Here's how to apply Dreaming of living in Italy full-time? Here's how you can make it a reality with the newly-launched digital nomad visa. 08/04/2024
Italy Armani subsidiary shut down for ‘exploiting workers’ Italian police disclosed that Chinese workers employed by an unauthorised subcontractor, produced handbags and accessories for Giorgio Armani. 06/04/2024
Italy Lampedusa overwhelmed after receiving over 1000 migrants in a day Italian authorities reported that just in a day and a half, more than 1500 people arrived to Lampedusa island, with 333 at the Friday morning alone. 06/04/2024
No Comment WATCH: Around 1,000 migrants land in Lampedusa in 24 hours Dozens of small boats from Tunisia and Libya were also rescued off the Italian island overnight. 04/04/2024
Italy Italy's Matteo Salvini survives no-confidence vote The far-right politician has been accused of having links with the Kremlin - something he now strenuously denies. 04/04/2024
Culture news Rome unveils plans for a new archaeological path Improving security and tackling overcrowding are among the aims of the new walkway. 03/04/2024
Destinations Italy’s Aeolian islands are truly off the beaten track The archipelago off the coast of Sicily is relatively undiscovered thanks to its lack of transport links - now is the time to visit before it gets too popular. 01/04/2024
Italy Pope Francis skips Good Friday event to preserve health Francis had been expected to preside over the Way of the Cross procession, but cancelled for the second year in a row over health concerns. 30/03/2024
Green News Can western Europe’s most polluted place reach net zero by 2050? Italy’s industrial heartland has a long way to go to reach the EU’s goal of zero air pollution. 30/03/2024
Economy Why is inflation lower in Italy than the rest of Europe? Italy's inflation rate rose to 1.3% in March compared to a year ago, albeit at a slower pace than anticipated. 30/03/2024
Destinations What happens to the coins thrown into the Trevi Fountain? The heartwarming story of what happens to the coins thrown into the Trevi Fountain. 29/03/2024
Italy Italy raises security alert level for Easter weekend The Italian government has expelled from the country around 50 people said to have links with terrorist organisations since October 7. 28/03/2024
Art Will 'debasing' souvenirs of Michelangelo's David be banned? Should institutions be the arbiters of taste? A fight against obscene souvenirs is sparking concerns about freedom of expression. 28/03/2024
Green News Is Italy’s transport minister on a ‘crusade’ against cycling? Climate campaigners and bereaved families are urging the government to scrap a ‘backwards’ road code reform. 23/03/2024
Art Milan exhibition compares Impressionist masters Cézanne and Renoir 52 artworks by Impressionist masters Cézanne and Renoir are on display in a new exhibition in Milan to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of the Impressionist Movement. 22/03/2024
Travel News 83-year-old Italian man moves out of airport after 9-month stay Airport staff became 'like family' to Arnaldo. 22/03/2024