Little hope of finding survivors after Enel hydroelectric blast
Italian firefighters said yesterday there is little hope of finding any survivors from Tuesday’s explosion at the Enel hydroelectric plant on Lake Suviana.
Continue ReadingItalian firefighters said yesterday there is little hope of finding any survivors from Tuesday’s explosion at the Enel hydroelectric plant on Lake Suviana.
Continue ReadingRome’s Baths of Caracalla has revealed a new pool called “The Mirror,” reflecting the ancient ruins of the bath complex constructed 1,800 years ago in the second century.
Continue ReadingItaly is bracing for a nationwide strike affecting local and national public transport services, including rail travel, on Thursday, 11th April. The transport strike, organised by trade unions CGIL and UIL, aim to address various concerns such as workplace safety and tax reform.
Continue ReadingAn explosion at an old hydroelectric plant at Lake Suviano in northern Italy, has claimed the lives of at least three workers, injuring five others. Four people are missing.
Continue ReadingEike Schmidt, the German-born former director of the Uffizi Galleries in Florence, announced his intention to run for Florence mayor in June’s elections. He will be in coalition with the far-right parties.
Continue ReadingItalian farmers association Coldiretti staged a big rally featuring thousands of its members at the Brenner Pass between Italy and Austria on Monday. They also staged checks with police on lorries to see if they were transporting counterfeit Italian food products.
Continue ReadingThe opposition, centre-left Democratic Party (PD) is set to bring in a code of conduct for candidates after several recent criminal probes dented its image. The probes also disrupted efforts for it to form an alliance with the populist 5-Star Movement (M5S) capable of taking on Premier Giorgia Meloni’s centre-right coalition.
Continue ReadingItaly’s national healthcare system is under scrutiny as regional authorities, scientists, and Nobel laureates criticise the government’s handling of the system amid and post the COVID-19 crisis.
Continue ReadingThe Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith has released a new document titled ‘Dignitas infinita’ after five years of crafting. The document expands upon the papal teachings of the last decade, covering a wide array of issues from war and poverty to violence against migrants and women, and from abortion to euthanasia and gender […]
Continue ReadingMarcus Aurelius Antoninus, also known as Caracalla, was a Roman emperor who ruled from 198 to his death on 8th April 217 AD.
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