Cinema Italian film director Vittorio Taviani dies at 88 Alongside his brother Paolo, Taviani made more than 20 films including "Padre Padrone", which took top honors at the 1977 Cannes film festival and Docudrama Caesar Must Die won the Golden Bear prize at the Berlin Film Festival in 2012. 15/04/2018
Italy Italy's political parties fail to end stalemate. Persident Sergio Mattarella says forming a coalition government is a matter of urgency Efforts to break the deadlock stalled on Friday after two days of talks ended in failure 13/04/2018
Spain Spain beats Italy, France as world's biggest wine exporter Spain exported the most wine of any country in 2017, beating its main competitors France and Italy. 09/04/2018
Italy Italian anger at French border police intrusion over migrants Italy's Foreign Ministry has summoned the French ambassador to explain why armed French border police entered a clinic that cares for migrants. Claims that doctors and lawyers were intimidated. 01/04/2018
Italy Moroccan terror suspect detained in Italy Italian police detain a 19-year-old Moroccan man in the latest in a string of terror-related operations. 30/03/2018
No Comment Young cancer survivor gets ride in Popemobile While receiving treatment for leukemia, Peter Lombardi saw the Pope on television and said he wanted to meet him. 30/03/2018
Italy 2,000 candidates apply for five jobs in Italy's public sector Would you travel for over 13 hours to apply for a job if you knew you'd be one of 2,000 candidates? That's what thousands of people do in Italy every month. 29/03/2018
Italy Italian police arrest citizens with suspected to links to ISIL terrori Charges include teaching children extremist and violent interpretations of Islam. Properties in eight cities across Italy were searched as part of the probe 28/03/2018
Italy Italy's election winners join forces to elect parliamentary speakers Italy's rival parties had to put their differences aside in order to choose leaders of both houses of parliament 24/03/2018
Italy Women feel Italy's north-south divide with lack of access to epidurals Italy is a country split in two when it comes to accessing pain relief during childbirth. In the south, less than 10 percent of women can opt for an epidural. 22/03/2018
No Comment Pope Francis prayed before the body of Saint Pio at San Giovanni Roton It was Pope Francis’ first visit as Pope to the hill town in southern Italy where the bearded Capuchin monk spent most of his life 17/03/2018
Europe News Italian right-wing leader slams EU 'destroyers' in Strasbourg Matteo Salvini denounced the European Union as “destroyers” for policies he said robbed citizens of the right to hope. 13/03/2018
Economy French eurozone plans to hit German speed bump The currency bloc's reform faces complications, as the new German government needs time to settle in and resistance is building among northern countries. 12/03/2018
Italy Watch: covert camera catches carers ‘abuse elderly woman’ The footage, released by police in Italy, appears to show carers slap the woman and then spit in some food. 11/03/2018
Business Planet One of a kind medical devices... and how to get them financed This week Business Planet travelled to Rome where an innovative young company Echolight has developed a new way to help Europe's ageing population with the help of EU funding. 09/03/2018
World News Davide Astori funeral: fans and football stars bid farewell Thousands of fans and players from the world of Italian football pay tribute to defender who died suddenly on Sunday. 08/03/2018
Europe News Italy's election earthquake shakes Brussels "They do not wish the EU to continue in this way of a federal Europe or united states of Europe," says one Conservative MEP. 06/03/2018