Florence orders removal of self check-in keyboxes
Florence authorities have ordered the removal of self check-in keyboxes from holiday rental properties by 25 February, as part of efforts to tackle over-tourism in the city.
Continue ReadingFlorence authorities have ordered the removal of self check-in keyboxes from holiday rental properties by 25 February, as part of efforts to tackle over-tourism in the city.
Continue ReadingA Rome court on Thursday sentenced Justice Undersecretary Andrea Delmastro to a suspended eight-month term for revealing classified information regarding jailed anarchist Alfredo Cospito.
Continue ReadingTurin University will lead an international team using X-rays to decipher two papyri of an unknown work by a third-century BC Greek philosopher. The papyri were found at Herculaneum, the Roman town buried by Vesuvius in 79 AD.
Continue ReadingThe government said on Thursday it sent a new National Pandemic Plan to the State-Regions Conference for regional review and input.
Continue ReadingThe Italian journalists’ union Fnsi and the journalists’ guild OdG have filed a criminal complaint with the State Attorney’s Office in Rome. They are demanding an investigation into the alleged spying on at least one journalist using Paragon Solutions’ military-grade Graphite hacking software.
Continue ReadingPope Francis had another good night in Rome’s Gemelli Hospital after being admitted last Friday with bronchitis-related breathing problems, the Vatican said Thursday. On Wednesday, the Vatican reported a slight improvement in his condition.
Continue ReadingThe World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has stated that Jannik Sinner’s case is “a million miles away from doping.” Speaking to BBC Sport, WADA General Counsel Ross Wenzel defended the decision to impose a three-month ban on the world number one tennis player.
Continue ReadingA fresh wave of cyberattacks, launched by pro-Russian hacker group Noname057(16) on Wednesday, marks the third consecutive day of attacks on Italian institutions.
Continue ReadingGoogle closes a tax dispute with the Italian tax authorities by paying €326million. The Milan prosecutor’s office, which was investigating tax evasion on Google Ireland Limited, requests the archiving of the proceedings. This is stated in a note signed by the prosecutor Marcello Viola.
Continue ReadingItalian archaeologists have uncovered a “monumental necropolis” that appears to honour an elite class from thousands of years ago, officials announced.
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