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In Sicily residents suffer frequent water rationing
In Sicily, especially Agrigento province, residents suffer frequent water rationing, sometimes receiving water only once every 12–13 days. The main…
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Italy is about a decade behind schedule in deploying renewable energy
A comprehensive study by Edison and the TEHA Group reveals that Italy is about a decade behind schedule in deploying…
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Asylum seekers must be immediately released
Italy’s Cassation Court has ruled that asylum seekers must be immediately released if their detention has not been formally validated…
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A significant wildfire broke out last month within the Vesuvius National Park
A significant wildfire broke out last month within the Vesuvius National Park, rapidly spreading across the volcano’s slopes, especially on…
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A new, intense heatwave has settled over Italy
A new, intense heatwave has settled over Italy, forming part of a broader European “Heat Dome” that is expected to…
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Italy will host the Winter Olympic Games
Italy will host the Winter Olympic Games again after two decades, the last being in Turin in 2006, and 70…
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Unusual pest is ravaging crops and angering farmers
An unusual pest is ravaging crops and angering farmers in northeastern Italy. Flamingos. Flocks of these relatively recent birds have…
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Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez celebrated wedding in Venice
Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez celebrated a lavish multi‑day wedding in Venice culminating in a black‑tie exchange of vows on…
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Mount Etna burst back to life in a spectacular eruption
Mount Etna burst back to life in a spectacular eruption on June 2. Powered by a partial collapse in its southeast crater,…
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Pope Leo cautioned that AI “threatens humanity”
Pope Leo is hitting his stride—balancing bold moral leadership on technology and global diplomacy with pastoral outreach at home and…
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