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The world-famous Italian ski resort of Cervinia reverted to its pre-Fascist name of Le Breuil on Thursday, sparking an outcry from members of the nationalist government. Source link
Italy’s main home renovation incentives will still be in place in 2024 but some key changes are set to affect who can claim them and how. Source link
Have you ever ‘pulled the package’ on someone? Source link
Getting Italy’s permesso di soggiorno is never easy, but waiting times of up to ten months are making the process much harder. The Local’s readers tell us how the wait has ruined Christmas travel plans and left them feeling “infuriated”. Source link
Italy’s rail staff were to strike for eight hours on Thursday, November 30th, in a protest over safety after a fatal train crash in Calabria this week. Source link
Several airlines have announced new routes in and out of Italy in 2024, with the political and economic capitals of Rome and Milan among the cities seeing the biggest increases. Source link
As Italy prepares to host the Olympics for the first time since 2006, there are growing concerns that venues and infrastructure won’t ready in time and more events may need to move north of the Alps. Source link
If you’re travelling between Italy and the UK and planning on taking some festive goodies with you, there are some rules to remember about what you can’t pack since Brexit came into force. Source link
Italy once again ranks among Europe’s worst for English proficiency overall, but things vary considerably around the country. Source link
If you want your Christmas gifts from Italy to arrive before the holiday, when should you aim to post them by? Source link
Italy’s cabinet on Monday adopted a decree on renewables and energy security, which ministers said would cut red tape and unlock investments of 27.4 billion euros. Source link
The year is almost over but Italy’s transport strikes are not, as there are still several dates on the calendar for travellers to be aware of. Source link
A university student’s killing by her ex-boyfriend has led to mass protests in Italy and sparked a national debate over the country’s problem with gender violence. But what’s being done to change things? Source link
From a tax deadline to free museum tickets, here’s what people in Italy can expect this week. Source link
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Italy was shocked by the recent murder of 22-year-old student, Giulia Cecchettin, allegedly at the hands of her ex-boyfriend. On Saturday, some 50,000 people took to the street in Rome to demonstrate against violence against women. Source link
Representatives of 20 European cities are demanding help to enforce congestion charges and low emission zone rules on foreign drivers. Source link
After months of discussion, EU governments have reached a common position on new rules regarding the EU’s long-term residence status for non-EU nationals living in Europe. Source link
Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly resort, one with testing slopes or a place with options for non-skiers, Italy has no shortage of alternatives when it comes to holiday destinations. Source link
Ever been caught up in interminable red tape? Of course Italian has a word for that. Source link
Venice announced on Thursday that it would introduce a fee on 29 days next year for day-trippers to visit the city’s overcrowded centre as it seeks to tackle ‘overtourism’ on peak travel dates. Source link
From public holidays and Christmas displays to an important deadline for second-home owners, here’s what to expect this month in Italy. Source link
Italy’s school schedules are very different to those in many other countries – and this puts working parents at a disadvantage, writes Silvia Marchetti. Source link
Airline passengers in Italy may face disruption on Friday, November 24th, as a nationwide baggage handling staff walkout has already caused ITA Airways to cancel 42 flights. Source link
City versus countryside, north versus south, coastal versus inland – in country as diverse as Italy, how do you choose the right area for you? The Local’s readers share their advice. Source link
Italian schools are “to address the issue of sexism, machismo and psychological and physical violence against women,” Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara said on Wednesday, as part of a new push to prevent femicide. Source link
