Tech News Can robots trick us by acting like humans? The researchers have found that subtle behaviours could potentially help robots interact better with humans in the future. 09/08/2022
Culture news Ghetto President: singer Bobi Wine fights Uganda's political elite A new documentary premiering at the Venice Film Festival, titled ‘Bobi Wine: Ghetto President’, follows the life of Ugandan reggae star Bobi Wine and his attempt to oust Uganda’s authoritarian president, Yoweri Museveni. 09/08/2022
The Cube Misleading beer festival video claims to show Italian farmers' protest The footage actually shows an organised tractor beer festival that celebrates the local agriculture industry. 08/08/2022
Food and Drink Ice Cream: Italy's traditional gelatos vs. UK's mayonnaise flavour In Italy, gelato is surfing a wave of popularity again thanks to the heat and returning tourists. Meanwhile in the UK, a pop-up store is selling "cupboard classics" ice cream flavours. 08/08/2022
Italy Watch: WWII bomb revealed by Italy drought is safely detonated The bomb was found by fishermen on the banks of the River Po, which has all but dried up in the valley's worst drought for 70 years. 08/08/2022
Destinations 48 hours in Venice: The perfect itinerary for an end-of-year trip The Grand Canal boats to avoid, the best aperitivo and the perfect private island hotel for a long weekend in Venice. 08/08/2022
Italy Pompeii: New discoveries reveal lives of Roman city's middle class Archaeologists have excavated four new rooms in a middle-class home in Pompeii, discovering ceramic dishware and decorative items. 07/08/2022
Italy Racism's role contested as marches held for Nigerian beaten to death Local people have largely accepted investigators' belief that street vendor Alika Ogorchukwu was killed in the street by a man known to have psychiatric problems. 07/08/2022
Italy Salvini tries to put focus on migration ahead of Italy's snap election "Lampedusa is the gateway to Europe, it cannot be the refugee camp of Europe," said Salvini. 05/08/2022
Italy 'Tragic situation': Rice paddies dry up in Italy amid record drought The future of Italian risotto in the Po Valley is in peril as paddy fields dry up and turn salty amid a historic drought. 05/08/2022
My Europe Series Is getting an abortion in Italy about to get much tougher? Abortion is legal in Italy, but gynaecologists can refuse to carry them out, meaning that access is patchy. If Italy turns to a right-wing government next month, some fear that could make things even more complicated. 04/08/2022
Culture news Flames destroy sets at Cinecittà Studios but cause no victims A fire broke out on Monday afternoon at Rome’s legendary Cinecittà Studios, the third fire since 2007 for the cinema complex looking to recapture former prestige 02/08/2022
Europe News Overcrowding not a reason to detain migrant rescue ships, says ECJ The German NGO Sea Watch hailed the ECJ decision as a "clear win for sea rescue". 01/08/2022
Italy Italy shocked by graphic video of African migrant beaten to death Macerata, the town where the attack took place, was the site of a shooting spree targeting African immigrants in 2018, that wounded six people. 31/07/2022
Euronews Witness Feeling the heat: the cost of Italy's worst drought in decades A lack of rain linked to climate change has led to Italy's worst drought in 70 years. Euronews' Julian Gomez visited three of north Italy's most badly affected regions to see for himself both the economic and environmental cost. 29/07/2022
Europe Decoded Analysis from Italy: A political crisis that nobody wanted Euronews' Rome Correspondent Giorgia Orlandi discusses Italy's unexpected government crisis. 29/07/2022
Tech News This four-legged robot is on a mission to protect the environment Equipped with sensors and a camera, the device is tasked with inspecting the health of plants and recording the impact of animals on their habitat. 28/07/2022
Culture news The Venice Film Festival 2022 presents a politically charged line-up The 79th Venice International Film Festival has unveiled the movies that will compete for this year’s Golden Lion, inlcuding new films by Luca Guadagnino, Darren Aranofsky and Joanna Hogg. 27/07/2022
No Comment Italian climate activists glue their hands to a Botticelli painting Italian environmental activists stuck their hands on the glass protecting Sandro Botticelli's painting "Spring" in Florence. 23/07/2022
Italy Environmental activists stage protest, Botticelli masterpiece unharmed The Carabinieri said that members of the Last Generation group -- all Italians -- glued themselves to a protective glass in front of the famous 15th-century painting, Primavera or Spring on Friday. 22/07/2022
Italy Woman in IC following rare man-of-war sting off Sicily coast The marine creature is known as one of the most dangerous species in the Mediterranean Sea, but its stings are rarely deadly, although excruciatingly painful. 22/07/2022
Travel News Italy’s beaches at the centre of heated controversy Beach club owners, politicians and environmental campaigners are fighting over the future of Italy’s coastline. 22/07/2022
The Cube Fact check: Ukrainian protesters were not dragged off a road in Italy A misleading video has falsely claimed that Italian citizens were physically removing Ukrainian refugees from blocked roads, "frustrated" with anti-war protests. 21/07/2022
Italy Italy's Mattarella dissolves parliament, election set for 25 September The decision came after PM Mario Draghi handed in his resignation as a result of key right-wing coalition allies, the Five-Star Movement, boycotting a confidence vote. 21/07/2022
Living Venice asks tourists to refill water bottles, not buy new ones At times, tourists generate up to 40 per cent of Venice’s waste. 21/07/2022
Italy 'No rights' for some 10,000 migrant workers in Italy, says ANCI Around 10,000 migrant farm workers in Italy live in "informal settlements" where they lack rights and are exploited, report the National Association of Italian Ministries (ANCI). 20/07/2022