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- Oct 1, 2026
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Today in Italy: A roundup of the latest news on Thursday (opens the original)
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Inflation jumps to three-year high as energy costs soar Inflation in Italy reached 4.2 percent year-on-year in September, a sharp rise from 3.3 percent in August, according to preliminary estimates published by national statistics institute Istat on Wednesday. The figure marks the highest rate of increase in three years, according to an analysis by news agency Ansa: records show the last time inflation was higher was in September 2023, when it hit 5.3 percent. Rising energy and grocery costs wer
Today in Italy: A roundup of the latest news on Wednesday (opens the original)
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Travellers face disruption due to air transport strike People travelling to or from Italy by plane on Wednesday face possible cancellations or delays due to a planned walkout by air traffic controllers working for Italy's National Flight Assistance Authority (Enav). Participation has been confirmed among Enav staff in Rome, Bologna, Milan Linate, Bari and Naples, with the walkout set to run from 1pm to 5pm, though the disruption could continue beyond the strike window. Uiltrasporti, the union be
How Italy’s new voting law could slash the number of women MPs (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's flagship electoral reform bill is inching ever closer to becoming law, with the Chamber of Deputies expected to vote in early-to-mid October. The draft law awards a ‘majority seat bonus’ or ‘prize’ to the coalition that wins at least 42 percent of the vote – a move Meloni says will produce more stable governments, while opposition parties accuse her of attempting a power grab. READ ALSO: What do Meloni’s electoral reforms mean for Italy? One measure in the bill th
‘More Americanised’: How foreign residents say Italy has changed (opens the original)
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Italy has been through a series of changes in recent years, as technology speeds up some bureaucratic processes and an ever-growing tourism industry drives cultural and economic change. We wanted to know how The Local’s readers in Italy have experienced these shifts, so we asked you to let us know your thoughts via a recent survey on the topic. Of those who responded, almost everyone thought Italy had changed significantly since they moved here years – and in many cases, decades – ago. For Donal
‘More Americanised’: How foreign residents say Italy has changed (opens the original)
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Italy has been through a series of changes in recent years, as technology speeds up some bureaucratic processes and an ever-growing tourism industry drives cultural and economic change. We wanted to know how The Local’s readers in Italy have experienced these shifts, so we asked you to let us know your thoughts via a recent survey on the topic. Of those who responded, almost everyone thought Italy had changed significantly since they moved here years – and in many cases, decades – ago. For Donal
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