Trenitalia: among Europe’s best but room for improvement
A recent ranking by Transport & Environment (T&E) has evaluated 27 European rail operators, and Trenitalia stands out as one of the best performers.
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Deborah Cater holds a Master’s degree in English Literature and is a skilled editor, copywriter, and journalist. As the founder of Italy News Online, she combines her expertise in content creation with an understanding of Italian culture to deliver accurate and engaging news for an English-speaking audience.
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More rain and snow for Italy this week
Italy is set for a week of rain and snow, starting Monday, meteorologist Antonio Sanò has forecast.
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Ambassador and staff unharmed after Syrian rebels entered ambassador’s residence
Italy’s ambassador to Syria and diplomatic staff at the Damascus embassy were unharmed after rebels entered the ambassador’s residence early Sunday, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani confirmed.
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Two dead, three missing after ENI plant explosion
Two people have died, nine others are injured, and three remain missing following an explosion at an Eni plant near Florence.
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La Scala Premiere Highlights Call for Peace Amid Protests
The opening night of Verdi’s La Forza del Destino at Milan’s iconic La Scala opera house on Saturday demonstrated not only musical brilliance but also a powerful message against war and societal divisions.
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Panettone and Pandoro: Italy’s Favourite Festive Desserts
When it comes to Italian Christmas traditions, two desserts reign supreme: panettone and pandoro. These iconic treats symbolise the holiday season, each offering its own distinct flavours and history.
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The Feast of the Immaculate Conception in Italy
The Feast of the Immaculate Conception, celebrated on 8 December, is a significant public holiday across Italy. This Catholic feast honours the Virgin Mary’s immaculate conception, meaning her freedom from original sin from the moment of her creation.
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Manual Bell Ringing Joins UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List
Italy’s centuries-old tradition of manual bell ringing has been recognised as an invaluable cultural treasure. UNESCO inscribed the practice onto its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity during its 19th session in 2024.
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Italy Prepares Evacuation Plan for Syria
Italy prepares a citizen’s evacuation plan for Syria as Islamist rebels, aligned with pro-Turkish and anti-Assad factions, advance towards Damascus.
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Employment Growth During Meloni Government
Italy has seen significant employment growth during the first two years of Giorgia Meloni’s government, according to a report released by the CGIA Research Office on Saturday. The report reveals a net increase of 847,000 jobs since 2022, marking a 3.6% rise in overall employment.
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