ROME – With the slogan +BusXRoma, Rome’s mayor Virginia Raggi presented the brand new ATAC buses in Saxa Rubra square, in North Rome, 30 of which are already in service in the northern ar

 ROME -- The saga of foreign lecturers suffering discrimination based on nationality in Italian Universities is to be reviewed by the European Parliament's Committee for Petitions in Brussels next

 FLORENCE – Police have made dozens of arrests, seizing tonnes of cocaine and millions of euros, in a maxi anti-drug operation targeting a key Albanian drug trafficking cartel, local sources said o

 VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis paid homage to a murdered priest calling him a “martyr of charity” as he concluded his weekly general audience before a small crowd at San Damaso courtyard on Wednesday

 ANCONA - A huge blaze has devastated the port of Ancona in Italy’s central Marche region, destroying warehouses and sending noxious plumes of smoke throughout the city, local sources said on Wedne

 ROME – Schools may have reopened Monday for the first time since being forced to close in March due to the coronavirus lockdown but there’s a cloud hanging over canteen services.

 In an exhilarating rite of spring, I often attended the Italian Open.  This year the tournament takes place in mid-September like a farewell to summer, but because of Covid-19 I won’t be there.  S

 MILAN – The Nigerian government is seeking more than $ 1 billion in damages from Eni and Royal Dutch Shell in one of the oil industry’s biggest corruption cases, Italian media reports.

 ROME – Twenty refugees awarded Italian university scholarships have landed in Italy as part of the University Corridors for Refugees project, The UN Refugee Agency said in a statement on

 PISTICCI – Italian police have made four arrests in the alleged gang rape of two underage English tourists in southern Italy, local sources said on Friday.

 VATICAN CITY – Vatican watchers mused over Pope Francis' policy on combatting coronavirus after he was photographed briefly wearing a mask when he was driven to the second weekly general audience

 The Outsider, by the London Tablet’s Vatican correspondent Christopher Lamb, is a sustained defence of Pope Francis.