Stories from Rome · Italy

The agri-food sector's turnover has increased by 80%.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reportedly supports Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who was her guest.

A statement regarding Italian energy policy indicated that while 'suitable areas' for energy production are positive, the energy generated from these areas alone is insufficient. This suggests an ongoing debate about the country's energy strategy. The ongoing debate on Italian energy policy now includes the perspective that the country cannot rely solely on its current energy production, even with designated suitable areas. The ongoing debate on Italian energy policy includes concerns that an emergency is becoming permanent due to the government's failure to construct alternative solutions. Discussions also highlight that while suitable areas for energy production exist, the energy currently produced from them is insufficient.

The Rome Open women's singles tournament is continuing, with Chinese player Wang Xinyu receiving a first-round bye.

Of 98 planned works and infrastructure projects in Italy, 58 are reportedly incomplete.

A decree-law concerning national energy security is currently under examination in Italy, deemed essential for the country's stability.

The United States intends to use Italian bases for what it describes as offensive purposes.

A resource, estimated at 120 billion cubic meters, is discussed as a source of autonomy for Europe, particularly due to its production capability within Italy. This resource also provides a double benefit to the agricultural sector, including remuneration for feedstock.

The PNR Sanità (National Recovery and Resilience Plan for Healthcare) introduces an extreme simplification for authorization and accreditation processes.

An authentic interpretation norm has been established, binding the commissioner for Rome's Metro Line C.