A restored fresco in a Roman basilica sparks political reactions, church unease, and an ironic reply from the prime minister.

As of today, visitors to Rome’s Trevi Fountain must pay a €2 entry fee, with free access remaining for residents and exempt groups.

At the end of the Angelus, the Pope recalls the Olympic truce as a symbol of hope amid global conflicts.

Prime Minister Meloni praises job growth, though youth unemployment remains among the highest in the EU.

Former Deputy Director succeeds Luigi Federico Signorini, bringing decades of experience in banking supervision.

A report by Unimpresa shows how jobs, wages, and public policies offset inflation between 2022 and 2025.

Italian-listed companies’ earnings fall 1.9% in 2025, though gains in the financial sector soften the blow.

A Renaissance masterpiece by Pietro Perugino leaves Perugia for the first time since 1495 to be exhibited in New York.

Italy’s Society for Environmental Geology calls for mandatory, clear disclosure of natural hazard risks in real estate transactions to protect citizens and prevent future disasters.

Reduced tariffs on wine, olive oil, and other products could double Italy’s agri-food exports to India.

A water parade on the Grand Canal, the iconic pantegana, and a Netflix-backed gala open the new edition of Carnival.

Italy’s longest-running contemporary art fair spotlights dialogue between 20th-century masters and emerging artists.

Cases are set to rise by 54% by 2050, with women and the over-80s most affected, according to a new Alzheimer Europe report.

Bolzano tops the national rankings for Olympic representation, contributing nearly a quarter of Italy’s athletes to the Winter Games.