Stories from Italy

The Sardinia region has drastically reduced the available spaces for installing renewable energy plants. This decision impacts the possibility of developing renewable energy infrastructure in the area.

The Court of Auditors reported that pavilions at Fiera del Levante, previously used as a COVID hospital, remained inactive after dismantling. These inactive pavilions continued to incur 1.3 million euros in annual rent costs, paid to the Fiera del Levante entity.

A meeting between Rubbio and Prevo is taking place, which is connected to ongoing controversies involving the Alpini, Italy's mountain troops.

The 'Streets for Kids' European campaign by Clean Cities is returning today in Milan and many other European and Italian cities.

Officials are discussing a proposed single text on building regulations in Italy. The discussion said the need to distinguish building interventions from urban planning. The mayor of Piacenza and the president of a commission are involved in these deliberations.

A project to restart the bridge over the Strait of Messina was conceived at the beginning of the year.

The film 'La città di Pianura' by Francesco Sosaio won eight statuettes at the David Onta awards. Another film, 'La Grazia' by Paolo Sorrentino, was a favorite for 14 awards but did not win any.

Italian Premier Meloni spoke yesterday with Polish Premier Tusk and Hungarian Premier-elect Modiár. Both leaders described the meeting as fruitful and constructive, particularly regarding the decisive fight against illegal immigration. The conversation was identified as the central focus of the discussion.

Neri Marcorè will perform 'Gaber, mi fa male il mondo' at the Teatro Carcano in Milan from May 12 to May 17. The performance is a journey through songs and monologues, aiming to rediscover the irony, intelligence, and freedom of artist Giorgio Gaber.

A conflict, described as 'war,' has emerged between Italian political parties Fratelli d'Italia and Forza Italia. The disagreement is reportedly playing out 'even on TV' and specifically concerns 'the Nordio case.'