Jannik Sinner pulls out of US Open
Jannik Sinner will miss the US Open after he withdrew from the final Grand Slam of the season because of a persistent right knee injury.
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Italy faces fresh femicide alarm
Italy is facing renewed alarm over femicide and violence against women after six women were killed by current or former partners in the days following the Ferragosto holiday.
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Army deployed as wildfires continue to ravage Abruzzo
The Italian Army has been deployed to help fight the wildfires that continue to burn across Abruzzo, with high temperatures, shifting winds and difficult terrain hampering efforts to bring the flames under control.
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Espresso costs almost 25% more than five years ago
The price of an espresso at an Italian bar has risen by almost a quarter in five years, with the average cup now costing €1.29, according to a new study by the Centre for Training and Research on Consumption (CRC) in collaboration with Assoutenti.
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Antonello da Messina masterpieces stolen during Assumption festival
Four works by Renaissance master Antonello da Messina have been stolen from a museum in his native Messina, Sicily, in a daring raid that police believe may have involved someone with inside knowledge.
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American hiker dies after lightning strike on Mount Etna
An American hiker has died after being struck by lightning on Mount Etna as thunderstorms swept across Italy following a prolonged period of extreme heat.
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Italy retains European Athletics title
Italy has retained its place at the top of European athletics after a dramatic final night in Birmingham, finishing the 2026 European Athletics Championships with 10 gold medals – one more than hosts Great Britain.
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Italy’s heatwave breaks with thunderstorms across the country
Italy’s fifth major heatwave of the summer is beginning to ease, with thunderstorms expected in several regions and temperatures set to fall over the coming days. The subtropical anticyclone that has dominated Italy’s weather in recent weeks, bringing exceptionally high temperatures, is now giving way to more unstable weather patterns. According to Federico Brescia, a […]
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Il Cammino di Francesco creates a single 1,500km route
“Il Cammino di Francesco – Il Cammino della Luce” folds together scattered regional trails from six regions, all converging on Assisi, as the town prepares to mark eight centuries since the saint’s death.
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Italy to propose EU migrant hubs modelled on Albania scheme
Piantedosi will pitch a network of EU migrant hubs across Africa and beyond, as Italy’s suspension of Schengen with Spain over the Ceuta crisis continues to draw accusations of propaganda.
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