The defence minister Guido Crosetto says Italy is looking to leave the ‘improvised and atrocious’ decision to join China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) made in 2019.
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A fifth worker dies of heatwave-related causes in Italy over the last two weeks. The 50-year-old man from Tunisia died on Monday, trade union CGIL said today.
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Civil Protection Minister Nello Musumeci came under fire on Friday after saying the minimum wage proposed by opposition parties is a form of welfarism. His solution to low wages: to work.
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Italy will grant more work permits to non-EU workers from now until 2025. There have been complaints of a lack of skilled workers. Meanwhile, the government is cracking down on illegal immigrants crossing the Mediterranean.
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Italy’s economy is growing “beyond expectation”, making it the most reliable country in the Eurozone, Premier Giorgia Meloni said on today.
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Today, Italy’s audit court approved the agreement to sell a minority stake in ITA Airways to the German flag carrier Lufthansa. The ITA-Lufthansa deal is worth over €300million.
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Lufthansa is to buy 41% of ITA Airways via a 325-million-euro capital increase, the German carrier said on Thursday. It reached an agreement with the Italian economy ministry to acquire a minority stake.
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Italy lost 80,000 young graduates in the last decade, according to a survey presented today. At a new observatory on tomorrow’s world of work, the report highlighted Italy’s ‘brain drain’ and NEET issue.
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ChatGPT was banned by the Italian data-protection authority over privacy concerns. A deadline of 30th April was set to meet certain criteria. OpenAI which makes the software, states it now meets all criteria and ChatGPT is available once again in Italy.
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The 55th Vinitaly wine trade show closed in Verona today, registering a 20% increase in foreign buyers over the 2022 edition.
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