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Party ends in tragic death of young Australian woman
Hope at last for foreign lecturers in Italy?
Website outs "hypocritical" politicians
ROME—With Italian newspapers awash with stories about the unorthodox heterosexual activities of Silvio Berlusconi, a group of gay activists caused outrage last week by publishing a list of leading
Neutrino velocity stirs up the world of physics
Exhibit: Filippino Lippi, Botticelli in 15th century Florence
Padania – inventing a nation. Frankenstein Jnr in north Italy
ROME More than 2,400 years ago, Plato observed that every nation needs a foundation myth and described how it might be done, and a lot more recently Eric Hobsbawm and Terence Ranger in The Invent
Britain accused of plotting "coup" against Italy
Prostitution scandal could cost Italy dear
ROME -- Silvio Berlusconi faced fresh humiliation over the weekend as newspapers published a tsunami of embarrassing revelations about his relationship with a cocaine-dealing pimp from Bari.
commentary: Politicians oblivious of Italy's threat to Euro
Rome "erotic game" kills 23-year-old girl
ROME -- Investigating magistrates were interrogating Monday a 45-year-old Italian engineer accused of killing a 23-year-old woman student by persuading her and a young wo
Italians march against austerity
ROME--Thousands of Italians took to the streets on Tuesday on strike against the government’s new austerity measures.
Moor Fountain in Rome's Piazza Navona vandalized
ROME -- On Saturday a man vandalized the Fontana del Moro in Piazza Navona, knocking off two chunks of marble, the creatures faces adjacent to the larger head above.
Spoleto’s festival of two worlds: graces in intimate spaces
Florence postcard: Consular closure flabbergasts flaneurs
Rome "Gladiators" duel with tourists and Italian police
Comment: embattled youth must prove revolution is real
Italy's real deficit
Cameron pledges support for beleaguered British lecturers
Italian Insider August Photography Competition
Burka ban draft law approved in Italy
Caravaggio reveals himself
Discreet Tuscan welcome for David Cameron
ROME -- It must be a sign that the economy is improving if the British Prime Minister thinks it’s safe to take his family on a two-week holiday in a luxury Tuscan villa, even though they travel on