Italy Rome celebrates its 2,769th birthday Rome has reached the grand old age of 2,769. To celebrate the foundation of the Italian capital, a parade was held to portray key moments from its 24/04/2016
Sport Sky's Mikel Landa holds on for agonising Trentino win Sky's Mikel Landa withstood a determined Astana effort to wrest the leaders jersey off his back in the final stage of Giro del Trentino. 22/04/2016
Italy Up to 500 migrants may have drowned in Mediterranean - UNHCR More than two hundred migrants arriving into the Sicilian port of Augusta on Thursday. They were picked up at sea by a joint Italian and Greek 21/04/2016
Italy More evidence points to 500 deaths off Libyan coast More light has been thrown on a still-unconfirmed migrant tragedy in the Mediterranean, but survivors picked up by a merchant ship just landed in 20/04/2016
Italy A win for Renzi: Italy drilling vote fails to attract required voter turnout A regional referendum aiming to curb Italy’s offshore oil and gas industry has failed to gain the voter turnout needed to make it valid. Initial data 18/04/2016
Italy Italian coastguards make big rescue at sea, but many feared dead in sinking Italian coastguards intervened overnight in the Mediterranean to save the lives of 108 migrants trapped on a semi-submerged rubber boat who were 18/04/2016
Italy Italy goes to the polls over oil and gas drilling Prime MInister Matteo Renzi urges voters to stay at home 17/04/2016
My Europe Series Locked up in hell - inside Europe's prisons Inside Europe's crumbling and overcrowded prisons: where suicide is for some the only way out. 15/04/2016
Cinema 'Fire at Sea' award winning documentary on a contemporary reality Gianfranco Rosi has been in Greece for the premiere of his latest documentary, 'Fuocoammare' (Fire at sea), which won the Golden Bear at this year's 66th Berlinale. The production won also the Prize o 15/04/2016
My Europe Series Italy leads way on prison reform but system in crisis Italy is showing the world how to reform prisons, and has passed into law an impressive and widely-praised reform package. But the money to implement it is sorely lacking, and in the meantime most of 14/04/2016
Economy Fast fashion Italian mode moves quickly to get foothold in post-sanctions Iran Italy has moved quickly in order for its fashion houses to get a foothold in Iran, following the lifting of Western sanctions. Italian Prime Minister 14/04/2016
Italy Egypt's Sisi says blame for death of Italian student Giulio Regeni based on rumours Egypt’s president has hit out at reports that murdered Italian student Giulio Regeni was killed by the country’s security service. Abdel Fattah 13/04/2016
World News Italy's foreign minister makes flying visit to Tripoli Paolo Gentiloni suggested the 2011 UN arms embargo could be lifted 12/04/2016
World News Austria beefs up border controls, expecting a massive migrant influx Austria has begun construction work at the Brenner Pass Alpine crossing with Italy. Officially there are no plans for a border fence right now. 12/04/2016
Economy Italy sets up safety net for financially fragile banks Italy’s strongest financial institutions have agreed to set up a $5.7bn banking fund in order to provide a safety net to shore up the more 12/04/2016
World News Italy: 5-Star Movement co-founder Gianroberto Casaleggio dies at 61 Tributes are being paid to Gianroberto Casaleggio, co-founder of Italy’s anti-establishment 5-Star Movement with ex-comedian Beppe Grillo, who has 12/04/2016
Egypt Diplomatic tension escalates between Egypt and Italy Investigations continue into the death of 28-year-old PHD student Giulio Regeni in Cairo 12/04/2016
Sport AC Milan sack coach Mihajlovic AC Milan announced on Tuesday they have sacked head coach Sinisa Mihajlovic. The decision from the club’s board comes following a poor run of 12/04/2016
Italy Italian referendum on drilling for oil could shape the country's energy policy for decades to come A referendum to be held next Sunday in Italy could shape the country’s energy policy for decades to come. The ballot was triggered by a request from 12/04/2016
Portugal Ex-CIA agent loses extradition appeal and looks likely to serve jail term in Italy Former CIA operative Sabrina de Sousa has lost her appeal in Portugal’s supreme court against extradition to Italy to serve a six-year sentence for 12/04/2016