Nutella teams up with ANSA to mark 59th anniversary
The chocolate and hazelnut spread Nutella is joining forces with Italian news agency ANSA to celebrate the spread’s 59th anniversary. There will be 59 limited edition jars.
Continue ReadingThe chocolate and hazelnut spread Nutella is joining forces with Italian news agency ANSA to celebrate the spread’s 59th anniversary. There will be 59 limited edition jars.
Continue ReadingItalian politicians respond to French Minister Boone who says they “will watch over the respects of rights and freedom” in Italy. President Mattarella says “Italy can look after itself”.
Continue ReadingA 65-year-old tourist toppled two ancient sculptures at Vatican Museums on Wednesday. He reportedly told museum staff he wanted to see the Pope before throwing the Roman busts to the ground.
Continue ReadingGas updates: As Draghi tells European counterparts they must face the energy crisis together, Italy’s ecological transition minister signs a new decree.
Continue ReadingAt the League federal council in Rome, members of the political party led by Matteo Salvini agreed to stand by fiscal election pledges. These include a flat rate tax and early retirement.
Continue ReadingOn the Feast Day of Saint Francis of Assisi, President Sergio Mattarella said the world will not find true peace until humanity stops ransacking the natural world.
Continue ReadingConfindustria President Carlo Bonomi on Monday called for a new government to take power as soon as possible. He also wants it to be realistic in its goals.
Continue ReadingThe father of Alessia Piperno, an Italian woman detained in Iran, has said the family are extremely worried about her plight. There has been a wave of arrests as people took to the streets following the death in custody of 22-year-old Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini.
Continue ReadingAutumn in Italy is a time for gorgeous scenery, divine food and wine, and a great atmosphere. Here are nine of our suggestions for an autumn break to Italy.
Continue ReadingGiorgia Meloni, leader of far-right party Brothers of Italy (Fdl) and most likely Italy’s next PM, vowed to put Italy’s national interests first in tackling soaring energy costs. However, she says it shouldn’t be seen as nationalistic or populist.
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