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| Friday, November 21, 2025 |
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EU moves against Italy over expanded use of Golden Power rules
As reported by the Financial Times, Brussels is preparing a formal notice to Italy, arguing that the government has excessively broadened golden power controls to sectors such as banking and healthcare, potentially violating EU law.
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Italy confident after playoff draw: Northern Ireland awaits in March
The 2026 World Cup draw in Zurich sets a home semifinal for March 26.
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Italian State Railways teams up with Microsoft on artificial intelligence
FS Italiane launches a major strategic partnership to accelerate its digital transformation, bringing AI tools to over 50,000 employees and reshaping the future of mobility.
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Tajani: All PNRR resources deployed to boost Roots Tourism
Italy’s Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani announced the full deployment of PNRR funds for the “Roots Tourism” programme, aimed at encouraging people of Italian descent to reconnect with the towns and villages of their ancestors.
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By 2026, one in four Italian emergency rooms risks operating with half the required doctors
A Simeu survey warns of severe medical staff shortages in Italian emergency departments, with many facilities expected to fall below 50% staffing levels due to contract expirations and limited new hires.
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Tariffs: Italian chefs in the U.S. ready to resist new duties
Facing soaring costs and import hurdles, Italian chefs are preparing to fight the Trump-era super tariffs on pasta, determined to defend Made in Italy products by all means necessary.
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Families are saving less: just 5% of income
Since the 1990s, Italian household savings have dropped from 25% to 5% of income, with most wealth tied up in real estate and limited financial investments.
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“15 minutes for coffee, an hour for an aperitif”: Turin divided over table-time limits
Bar Pasticceria Novanta’s sign sparked debate as it sets different time limits for coffee, meals, and aperitifs, going viral online.
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Avian influenza: FluWarning provides early alerts on virus species jumps
FluWarning, developed by Milan-based researchers, tracks subtle genetic changes in influenza viruses, enabling early detection of potential cross-species transmission.
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Trento bans the use of dogs in begging, scraps “Companion for life” clause
The Trento City Council has abolished a rule that prevented authorities from seizing dogs used in begging when owners claimed an “authentic bond.” The measure aims to curb cases of exploitation and mistreatment of animals.
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Italy’s fragile territory under scrutiny after new landslides and floods
Recent disasters in the North highlight a structural fragility as over 94% of municipalities are exposed to geological risks, prompting experts to call for long-term planning.
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“Arte in Nuvola” returns to Rome with over 140 galleries
The Modern and Contemporary Art Fair celebrates its fifth edition at La Nuvola, offering three days of exhibitions, talks, and events that bring together artists, curators, and art lovers.
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Scrooge would not approve: Christmas on credit is growing
As holiday shopping begins, more than six million Italians have already bought gifts, with one in ten taking out a loan, as alternative payment methods surge.
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The incognito look isn’t enough: Leonardo DiCaprio spotted at Radiohead’s Bologna concert with Vittoria Ceretti
Despite hood and cap, the actor didn’t escape notice as he enjoyed the show alongside his fiancée and other VIP friends.
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