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Pompeii brings gladiators and 1st-century Roman traditions to life for European Heritage Days (opens the original)
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On the occasion of the European Heritage Days (EHD), the largest and most widely attended cultural event promoted by the Council of Europe and the European Commission and coordinated in Italy by the Ministry of Culture, the Pompeii Archaeological Park is putting on a packed programme of re-enactments and educational activities on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September 2026. The initiative, part of this year's edition built around the theme Protecting heritage. Renew, resist, reinvent, will see muse
Cloudburst in Florence: rain pours into the Uffizi and historic Palazzo Pitti (opens the original)
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On Thursday 17 September, a torrential downpour flooded Florence, with more than 45 millimetres of rain falling in just one hour. In the Uffizi Gallery, a small leak appeared beneath the skylight in the room where seven 17th-century paintings are kept, including Bacchus by Caravaggio. "The leak splashed the outer glass of the protective case containing Caravaggio's Bacchus," the museum wrote in a statement. It added: "No damage whatsoever has been found to any of the works. The room will be open
Italy extends diesel excise cut by one week: set to be last general discount (opens the original)
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The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a new fuel decree law that extends by one week, until Thursday 17 September, the 17-cent discount on the price of diesel fuel. The 14-cent-per-litre reduction in tax translates into a lower pump price of around 17 cents per litre, taking into account the reduced impact of VAT. The new decree law will cost around 80 million euros. According to government sources, this is expected to be the last across-the-board measure, in other words one that benefit
Milestone: Meloni's government is Italy's longest-lasting in decades (opens the original)
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Giorgia Meloni's hard-right government will become the longest-lasting in Italy's postwar history on Friday, a notable record that belies considerable challenges ahead of elections next year. In a country once a byword for political instability, Italy's first woman leader will have been in charge of the same administration for 1,413 days, one more than the late Silvio Berlusconi managed during one of his four stints in office. "It is certainly a point of pride," Marco Osnato, a prominent lawmake
Swiss rave shooting suspect reportedly had 'psychological problems' (opens the original)
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The man suspected of fatally shooting an Italian woman at a rave party in Switzerland is suffering from "psychological problems" and has remained silent while in custody, prosecutors said on Wednesday. According to AFP, the man turned himself in to police and confessed to the shooting, saying he had "been suffering from health problems for some time". He is a 43-year-old Swiss citizen living in the canton of Jura. The man is in custody and faces charges of intentional homicide, bodily harm and v
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