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Italy eyes nuclear power comeback by 2035 (opens the original)
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ROME — Italy could be generating nuclear electricity again by 2035, Energy Minister Gilberto Pichetto Fratin said, as a landmark bill to reverse the country’s decades-long nuclear shutdown heads for a vote in the senate. Italy turned away from nuclear power after a 1987 referendum prompted by the Chernobyl disaster, closing its last plants in 1990. Now geopolitical uncertainty and some of Europe’s highest business electricity costs are driving a rethink. The bill would establish a legal pathway
Meloni beats Berlusconi’s record as prime minister. Here’s what she wants to do next. (opens the original)
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ROME — One date has always loomed large in Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s political calendar: Friday, Sept. 4. As she gathers with her allies for a jamboree in the southern port city of Bari, Meloni will overtake Silvio Berlusconi’s record for the longest unbroken stretch running a government in the history of the Italian Republic: 1,412 days. The big question — with a general election due next year — is how far Meloni’s right-wing dominance of Italy’s politics will endure. She still ha
Italy’s scorching summer puts Parmesan producers to the test (opens the original)
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ROME — In the barns where the milk for Italy’s most famous cheese is produced, the fans have barely stopped whirring for two months. As temperatures across northern Italy push close to 40 degrees Celsius, cows stand almost motionless, tongues lolling, while automated sprinklers soak their backs. Italy is now enduring its fourth major heat wave of an exceptionally brutal summer. The prolonged heat is piling costs on the €4 billion industry behind Parmigiano-Reggiano, forcing farmers to spend heav
Italy’s scorching summer puts Parmesan producers to the test (opens the original)
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ROME — In the barns where the milk for Italy’s most famous cheese is produced, the fans have barely stopped whirring for two months. As temperatures across northern Italy push close to 40 degrees Celsius, cows stand almost motionless, tongues lolling, while automated sprinklers soak their backs. Italy is now enduring its fourth major heat wave of an exceptionally brutal summer. The prolonged heat is piling costs on the €4 billion industry behind Parmigiano Reggiano, forcing farmers to spend heav
Meloni’s hunting reform spells pressure at home and a clash with Brussels (opens the original)
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ROME — Political competition is heating up on Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s right flank ahead of next year’s election — and her government’s proposed reform of hunting laws has become the latest battleground in Italy’s culture wars. The legislation, which would mark Italy’s biggest overhaul of hunting laws in more than three decades, would expand the rights of hunters by extending hunting grounds and seasons and increasing the number of huntable species. Most controversially, it would redefine
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