Italy

Train Crash in Northern Italy Leaves 2 Dead, 18 Injured

By Eli Meixler

What Italy's Swing to the Populist Fringe Means for the E.U.

By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson/Brussels

Five Things to Know About Italy's Populist Coalition Government

By Ian Bremmer

The Success of Italy’s Populists Sets Off Alarm Bells for Europe

By Ian Bremmer
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Italy's Silvio Berlusconi Is Back in the Spotlight and So Are His Sexist Comments. Here Are Some of His Worst.

"Men will think she is going to beat me up, no one will marry you," he told a female reporter last week

By Tara John

Italy’s Populists Are Stirring Up Anti-Migrant Sentiment to Win Votes. It Could Get Ugly

In any country where voting matters, politicians must find an issue emotive enough to drive their voters to the polls. Italy votes on March 4, and immigration has become the dominant election-year controversy.We shouldn’t be...

By Ian Bremmer

How Anti-Vaxxers Could Help Decide Italy's Election

Italy's anti-vaccination movement has turned into an unconventional battleground for its populists

By Tara John

See Beautiful Drone Footage of the Rare Snowfall in Rome

The unexpected Winter Wonderland was chalked up to a Siberian weather system dubbed "the Beast from the East"

By Laignee Barron

Who's Who In Italy's Upcoming Elections

Italy’s President Sergio Mattarella dissolved the Parliament on Dec. 28 ahead of a March 4 general election. No party is projected to win a majority, leaving the key players in search of a coalition to...

By Tara John

The Alps Are Melting. Climate Change Is to Blame

The Big Melt By Jeffrey Kluger | Photographs by Marco Zorzanello It took a long time for the Earth to create the Alps—a lot longer than it’s taking humans to wreck them. The Alpine mountain...

Pope Asks Italian Traffic Police to Have 'Mercy' on Drivers

"Mercy is not a sign of weakness", the Pope told traffic cops

By Eli Meixler

Arrests After 26 Nigerian Girls Found Dead on at Sea

Some of the dead were as young as 14

By Laignee Barron

11-Year-Old Boy and Parents Die After Falling Into Volcano

Their other child, aged seven, survived

By Joseph Hincks

Italy Has a Controversial New Plan to Stop Migrants Crossing the Mediterranean Sea

Italy approved a controversial new naval mission to stop migrant smuggling boats from leaving Libya on Wednesday, in an effort to curb the numbers of migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean.Italy’s parliament voted to allow...

By Tara John

The Vatican Turns off Its 100 Fountains Amid Italian Drought

The water-saving move is 'in line with the teachings of Pope Francis,' the Vatican says

By Kate Samuelson

Italy Pleads Europe for Help Amid Record Influx of Refugees

15,000 migrants have reached Italy's shores since early June, and the country is struggling to cope

By Silvia Marchetti / Rome, Italy

A History of Hunger Lies Beneath Italy's Food Culture

When a writer set out to trace her family's past, she found a history of poverty that drove nine million people from their homes

By Helene Stapinski

Window-Shopping Milan

The Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan (April 4--9) is, in name at least, an annual furniture fair. But it's also a showcase for materials and ideas that designers want to make mainstream. These six pieces may augur tony trends to come.

By Julia Zorthian

This Is Possibly the One of the Most Romantic Restaurants in the World

Feast your eyes

By Lindsey Campbell / Travel + Leisure

Italian Gang's Plot to Steal Motor-Racing Legend Ferrari's Remains Foiled

Police said the criminals had planned to steal the coffin and contact the family for ransom money

By Kevin Lui
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