ROME – The finance police raided ArcelorMittal’s offices in Taranto and its headquarters in Milan Tuesday looking to discover how the company has registered losses double what the commissioners ce

 FLORENCE – The Arno canal system and Pisa flood defences came into full effect on Sunday, saving Pisa and Florence from severe flooding, Tuscan civil protection authorities say.

 MODENA - Over 6,000 people crowded into Modena’s Piazza Grande on Monday to demonstrate against Matteo Salvini and the League, in a second triumph for the “sardines” protests, said the protest org

 ROME - Jude Kirton-Darling MEP has written to the EU Commissioner for Justice, Věra Jourová asking for infringement proceedings against Italy concerning 30 years of 'pass the parcel' discriminatio

 ROME – As the floodwaters start to fall in Venice and Piazza San Marco reopens, the city is beginning to count the costs of the historic floods, said Venetian authorities.  Much of the rest of Ita

 CASERTA – The editor of Campania Notizie has survived an assassination attempt in which suspected Camorra gunmen blasted at least six shots at the journalist while he was at the wheel of his car i

 TURIN – Fiat Chrysler Automobiles have merged with PSA, who own Peugeot, in a 50 billion euro deal, business sources report. 

 ROME – A motion to institute an extraordinary commission against hatred, racism and antisemitism proposed by Liliana Segre passed in the Senate on Wednesday – but centre-right senators abstained f

 ROME – The future of the Italian government has been thrown into doubt as the result of the regional elections in Umbria shakes the coalition and the prime minister is under fire for an alleged co

 PERUGIA – The centre-right has won the regional elections of Umbria on Sunday in a landmark change for the traditionally left-wing area.

ROME – The 16th edition of the prize of the Taste Group of the Foreign Press Association in Italy will be held in Ascoli Piceno Nov.

 ROME – The Italian Insider approaches its 10^th anniversary amidst future uncertainty, but reflects on a decade of journalism from dozens of young reporters, many of them studen

 ROME – A pioneering film about Italy's ruthless business world directed by a former oil company executive has just finished a month's shooting in Rome. 

ROME – Leonardo, a defence-contractor which is partly government owned, paid 171 million euros in 2017 to unidentified intermediaries while selling Eurofighter jets to Kuwait, reported Il Fatto Quo