Category: Italy

Taking your driving test in Italian may be a daunting prospect, but having a firm grasp of the key vocabulary will help you on your way. Source link

Italy announces new rules on AI use, Italian warship shoots down two drones in Red Sea, police raid AC Milan headquarters, and more news from Italy on Wednesday. Source link

Pasta is the foundation of Italian cuisine and Italians have a reputation for eating it nearly every day. But is this reality or myth? Source link

The custom of women taking their husbands’ surnames after marriage doesn’t exist in Italy. But if you’re thinking of taking your spouse’s last name, here are four reasons why you should think twice. Source link

Italy offers favourable tax rates to those who decide to work for themselves – but is it ever that simple? We weigh up the pros and cons of the flat-rate tax for freelancers. Source link

Rome’s Fiumicino was named the ‘best’ major airport in Europe for the 7th year in a row and ranked top for cleanliness as well as overall ‘enjoyability’. Do you agree? Share your views with readers below. Source link

Rome Fiumicino named ‘best’ major airport in Europe for the 7th year in a row, Vatican’s envoy summoned to Kyiv over Pope’s ‘white flag’ comments, and more news from around Italy on Tuesday. Source link

From a thriving job market to lively nightlife and efficient public transport, there are plenty of positives about living in Milan – but Italy’s northern capital also comes with a number of downsides. Source link

PM Giorgia Meloni’s right-wing coalition triumphed in Sunday’s regional vote in Abruzzo – a result that marked a setback for Italy’s centre-left opposition forces ahead of June’s European elections. Source link

Rome can be a hard place to settle once the first romance wears off but Jessica Phelan shares her tips for making life in Italy’s capital simpler, smoother and more fun. Share yours in the comments section below. Source link

From new passport services at post offices around the country to the Day of National Unity and St Patrick’s Day, here’s what to expect in Italy this week. Source link

Weather warnings issued to 16 Italian regions, Meloni’s centre-right coalition to triumph in Abruzzo election, and more news from around Italy on Monday. Source link

The number of births in Europe have dropped dramatically in recent years, news statistics reveal. But which countries have the seen the biggest drop in the birthrate? Source link

Accused on social media of wanting to ban the repair of old cars or hiding insect ingredients in food, the EU faces a tide of disinformation ahead of June’s parliamentary elections. Source link

Thieves have stolen almost 50 pieces of gold jewellery by the Italian sculptor Umberto Mastroianni worth 1.2 million euros in a targeted hit on an exhibition in northern Italy, curators said Saturday. Source link

Police in Portugal said Saturday they have arrested a member of Italy’s Camorra crime group who had been on the run for more than 20 years. Source link

British nationals who moved to Italy before 1 January 2021 are exempt from paying Italian national health charges, according to a recent update on the UK government website for British nationals overseas. Source link

With its prestigious history, famous landmarks and breathtaking art, Rome is known all over the world as Italy’s capital. But was it always that way? Source link

A British couple, who were granted Italy’s appealing ‘impatriate’ tax scheme aimed at luring foreigners to relocate to Italy, explain how it worked. Source link

As the world marks International Women’s Day, here are some of the ups and downs of living in Italy as a woman. Share your own experiences in the comments section below. Source link

EU governments have failed to agree on a reform of EU long-term residence rules that would have made it easier for third-country nationals to move within the European Union. Source link

There was widespread uproar in Italy this week over a privacy scandal involving the illegal acquisition and publication of files on hundreds of high-profile politicians and celebrities. Here’s what happened. Source link

You may have heard that Italian citizens living abroad, including people with dual citizenship, are required to register with AIRE. But what is it exactly and who does it apply to? Source link

Dating app Tinder has vowed to tell EU users why they are being charged different fees for the same service, after Brussels opened a probe into its pricing system. Source link

Italy records 120 femicides in a year, two Brighton fans stabbed by masked gang in Rome, thieves steal one million euros’ worth of art works in Lombardy, and more news from around Italy on Friday. Source link

From submitting a residency permit application to accessing financial services and paying utility bills, sending mail isn’t the only thing you’ll be able to do at a post office in Italy. Source link

The European Union health agency on Thursday reported a “troubling” surge in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) across Europe, which could be just “the tip of the iceberg”. Source link

New EU legislation has led to changes for internet users in Europe – including the way search results appear on Google. Source link

Trade unions have called for workers across Italy to walk out on Friday, March 8th in a mass demand for women’s rights and gender equality. Here’s how transport, healthcare and school services will be affected. Source link

Italian PM warns of smear campaign against police, Italy’s Competition Authority calls for more taxi licences in major cities, and more news from around Italy on Thursday. Source link