Chiara Ferragni acquitted in charity product case
Influencer and businesswoman Chiara Ferragni was acquitted of fraud by a Milan criminal court on Wednesday.
Continue ReadingInfluencer and businesswoman Chiara Ferragni was acquitted of fraud by a Milan criminal court on Wednesday.
Continue ReadingItaly will hold a referendum on March 22-23 over a contentious reform of the justice system, sources close to the matter said on Monday. The vote will mark a key test of support for Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government ahead of the 2027 general election.
Continue ReadingCortina d’Ampezzo sits in northern Italy’s dramatic Dolomites landscape and is one of the country’s most famous alpine resorts. Known locally as the “Queen of the Dolomites”, it combines world‑class skiing and outdoor adventure with elegant town life and panoramic mountain views.
Continue ReadingItaly has taken the spotlight in the Michelin Guide 2026 travel recommendations, just months after its food culture was recognised as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The guide highlights Venice, the Dolomites, and the Amalfi Coast as top destinations for food-focused travellers.
Continue ReadingItaly announced early Monday that two of its citizens detained for over a year in Venezuela have been freed. The aid worker, and businessman are now en route home after a prolonged diplomatic effort.
Continue ReadingItaly’s property market is expected to outperform most of Europe in 2026, boosted by political stability and regulatory clarity following a high-profile Milan building permits scandal, according to Scenari Immobiliari.
Continue ReadingVenice will reintroduce its day-visitor fee, the Contributo di Accesso, from 3 April to 26 July 2026, the city announced. The measure aims to manage the strain that tourism places on the historic city.
Continue ReadingArrosticini are one of Abruzzo’s most recognisable dishes and a symbol of its pastoral history. Also known locally as arrustelle or rustelle, arrosticini are small skewers of sheep meat.
Continue ReadingArchaeologists in Sicily have uncovered a rare stylus decorated with explicit religious imagery.
Continue ReadingA newly identified Michelangelo study has come to light, linked directly to the Sistine Chapel ceiling. It is the only known preparatory study for the ceiling ever to appear at auction.
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