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Meloni: Italy to raise NATO spending and launch €14 billion energy plan
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced higher defence spending and a major energy support package ahead of the upcoming European Council and NATO meetings.
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Historic day in Barcelona as Pope consecrates Jesus Tower at the Sagrada Familia
Pope Leo XIV presided over the inauguration of the Sagrada Familia's long-awaited Jesus Tower, praising Antoni Gaudí's spiritual vision and calling for peace.
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Milan Cathedral restored to its full glory after 18 years
After nearly two decades of restoration work, Milan's iconic Duomo is once again completely free of scaffolding, revealing the Madonnina, the main spire, and the tiburio in their full splendour.
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Italy backs away from family doctor reform in search of consensus
The Italian government has reportedly withdrawn a controversial healthcare decree and is seeking a broader agreement with regional authorities and family doctors.
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War in the Middle East hits Italy: growth slows and inflation rises
Parliamentary Budget Office simulations show reduced GDP growth and higher inflation through 2027, highlighting how geopolitical tensions and energy shocks expose Italy’s structural economic vulnerabilities.
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Italian television turns political: talk shows dominate every time slot
With up to 25 political programs across Rai, Mediaset, and La7, Italy stands out in Europe for its constant flow of televised debate, where cost-effective talk formats increasingly shape public opinion.
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Italy’s fashion industry holds firm at €58 billion despite global headwinds
The “State of Fashion” report highlights a resilient textile and clothing sector led by strong exports and employment, even as geopolitical disruptions and weakening demand pressure recovery.
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Rothko in Florence draws record crowds at landmark Renaissance venues
A major retrospective has attracted over 150,000 visitors, bringing together iconic works from top global museums in a dialogue between modern abstraction and the Renaissance.
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The secret life of glass: X-rays reveal how liquids become rigid solids
A Nature Physics study using ESRF synchrotron data shows how molecular “relaxations” in supercooled liquids are interconnected, reshaping our understanding of the glass transition.
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Italy tightens protection of cultural heritage, starting with Bologna’s historic porticoes
A new government initiative aims to combat vandalism through real-time monitoring, shared databases, and heavier fines, with Bologna serving as the pilot city for a nationwide preservation strategy.
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Taormina Film Festival 2026: stars, awards, and international cinema on the Sicilian stage
Helen Mirren, Russell Crowe, and an international jury led by Jane Campion headline the 72nd edition, which blends film, culture, and major premieres at the Ancient Theatre of Taormina.
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Real estate market rebounds across Italy's major cities
Home sales are forecast to rise 6.6% in 2025, while mortgage lending surges as younger buyers return to the market.
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Summer 2026: rising costs squeeze Italian holiday budgets
From higher energy bills and fuel prices to pricier stays, and pet fees, a new report highlights how everyday expenses are making the summer season significantly more expensive for Italian families.
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Middle school finals: more fear than failure
As exam season begins, ministry data show that nearly all students earn their diploma, with top marks increasingly common.
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