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Giorgia Meloni: ‘I thought it would be easier with Trump’ NYT reports (opens the original)
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"It is clear that, with Donald Trump, I thought things would be easier, given our convergence on immigration and woke culture. But things turned out differently.", Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni told to the New York Times, setting out her view of the difficult relations that have developed over time between her government and the Washington administration. The tensions between the two governments peaked last July, ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, when the US head of state posted on his
Torrential rain and flooding causes damage in Northern Italy (opens the original)
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Within a matter of hours, the extreme heat that had been tormenting northern Italy for weeks gave way to exceptional rainfall, flooding and a sharp drop in temperatures. The regions hit hardest were Liguria, Lombardy and the northern part of Tuscany. The disturbance that swept in was "fuelled" by a marine heatwave that pushed the Mediterranean above 33 degrees Celsius off the Spanish island of Majorca, according to data recorded by a buoy operated by the Aemet meteorological agency (source in It
Ancient Roman bridge in the Tiber river exposed due to drought (opens the original)
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The ongoing drought affecting Western Europe has pushed a number of Italian rivers, including the Tiber, down to exceptionally low levels. In the stretch that flows through Rome, the remains of an ancient bridge dating back to the Roman era have even re-emerged from the water; it was built during the reign of Emperor Nero, between AD 54 and 68. The structure that has resurfaced is located near Castel Sant'Angelo, not far from today's Vittorio Emanuele II bridge. Two millennia ago, this crossing
Etna eruption: arrivals halted at Catania airport (opens the original)
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"Due to the eruptive activity of Etna and the simultaneous emission of volcanic ash into the atmosphere, the closure of the airspace affected by the ash cloud has been ordered and arrivals have been suspended until 5 p.m." This was announced by the company Sac (source in Italian), which operates Catania airport. The same company specified that the situation is having a "severe operational impact" and urged "passengers not to go to the airport without first checking the status of their flight dir
Rescuers search for five after deadly Italian building collapse (opens the original)
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One person has been found dead after a two-storey building collapsed in the Italian city of Messina on Thursday, while five others remain missing. The body is believed to be that of businessman Carmelo Leone. It was recovered by firefighters and taken to the mortuary at Messina's university hospital. The building housed several businesses, including a supermarket and a shop, on the ground and first floors, while the second floor contained four apartments. Firefighters launched a search for peopl
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