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Italy to close shops, bars, restaurants as coronavirus death toll hits 1,016
Italy will close all shops excepts food stores and pharmacies as the country tackles with the largest outbreak of the deadly coronavirus in Europe, ... World News -
Coronavirus outbreak closes all Catholic churches in Rome
Catholic churches across Rome will close until April 3 because of the coronavirus pandemic, which has killed more than 1,000 people across Italy, the ... World News -
Italy to close airport in Rome over coronavirus fears
Rome’s Ciampino airport will shut to passenger flights from Friday, authorities said, with a terminal also closing at the city’s main ... World News -
Cheers, tears, prayers for 2020: A new decade is ushered in
Revelers around the globe are bidding farewell to a decade. Here are highlights from celebrations in New York, Dubai, Rio de Janiero, Paris, and ... Features -
Thousands of anti-Salvini protesters gather in Rome
Tens of thousands of people gathered outside the Basilica of St John Lateran in Rome for an anti-populist rally organized by the grassroots group ... World News -
Like roads, many genetic lineages led to ancient Rome
At the height of its empire, the inhabitants of ancient Rome genetically resembled the populations of the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East, ... Variety -
Kevin Spacey reads poem about forsaken boxer at Rome museum
Actor Kevin Spacey read a poem about a worn-out and dejected boxer during an unexpected performance at a Rome museum Friday night, weeks after a ... Entertainment -
Young American suspected of killing Rome policeman
A young American tourist confessed overnight to the murder of an Italian policeman probing a theft at a tony neighborhood near the Vatican, Italian ... World News -
Putin, visiting Italy, says he hopes Rome can help mend Moscow-EU ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he hoped Italy would speak out clearly and consistently in favor of restoring fully fledged ... World News -
Leg injury forces Federer out of Rome quarters
Roger Federer has pulled out of his Italian Open quarter-final clash against Stefanos Tsitsipas due to an injury in his right leg, organizers said on ... Sports -
Suspect held in death of woman flung off Rome’s Sisto Bridge
Rome police say a suspect has been detained in the slaying of a 37-year-old woman whose body was found May 2 on a Tiber River walkway near Sisto ... World News -
Italy’s Salvini bashes France over Libya role in new diplomatic spat
Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, Matteo Salvini, stoking a war of words between Rome and Paris, said on Tuesday that France did not want to bring calm ... World News -
IN PICTURES: Protesters march against Italy’s tough new anti-migrant law
Several thousand people marched in Rome Saturday in protest at Italy’s tough new anti-migrant law, which makes it easier to expel new ... World News -
Two dead, 10 hurt in petrol station blast near Rome
Two people were killed and at least 10 injured in an explosion at a petrol station northeast of Rome on Wednesday, firefighters and police said.The ... World News -
ANALYSIS: Italy and four warning signs of a democratic breakdown
With populism on the rise in Italy, the fine line between democracy and the dictatorship of the majority is getting blurry. Authoritarian measures are ... Features -
Global Catholic nuns urge reporting of sex abuse to police
The Catholic Church’s global organization of nuns has denounced the “culture of silence and secrecy” surrounding sexual abuse in the ... World News -
Report says Italy will expel thousands of undocumented Tunisians
Reports coming from Rome on Tuesday revealed that Italy is planning to deport all Tunisians illegally living in the country, pointing out that many of ... North Africa -
Nadal wins eighth Rome Masters title after stunning comeback
Rafael Nadal won the Rome Masters for the eighth time on Sunday when he defeated defending champion Alexander Zverev 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 after a stunning ... Sports -
Italy conference on Africa and tailoring security to ‘real needs and threats’
The Rome-based NATO Defense College Foundation is hosting a conference focused on security in Africa and redefining peace support operations in order ... Features -
Woman fabricates terror claims on Tunisian fiancé, causes Rome emergency alert
A Tunisian man whom Italy categorized as a terror suspect turned out to be innocent after it was revealed that his ex-fiancé fabricated charges ... Variety -
Francesco Totti: A bond with Rome that goes beyond football
Let’s start with being honest: if one lives in Rome, it is impossible to be unbiased when it comes to AS Roma’s Bimbo d’oro, golden ... Features -
Zverev signals arrival, beats Djokovic to win Italian Open
Alexander Zverev signaled his anticipated arrival among the tennis elite by defeating Novak Djokovic 6-4, 6-3 Sunday to win the Italian Open.The ... Sports -
Woman in Vatileaks trial got messages via confession box
She describes a Vatican where infighting and resistance to Pope Francis’s reforms is rife Variety -
Does expelling religion from the public space lead to extremism?
The Mediterranean Dialogue held in Rome between December 1-3 included a series of panel discussions and workshops World -
Former Libyan PM says decentralized govt is only way forward
According to Mahmoud Gebril, a partition of Libya would only lead to more conflicts, and mamy civil wars Analysis -
Emma Morano, last person alive born in 1800s, turns 117
Emma Morano, on Tuesday celebrates her 117th birthday as the last known person alive who was born in the 19th century Variety -
New strong earthquake hits central Italy, buildings collapse
There were no reported casualties after the 6.6 magnitude quake struck World News -
Merkel backs Italian PM over EU budget rules
Rome is seeking a new deal with the European Union to allow it to boost its weak economy with an expansionary 2017 budget World News -
Kerry in Rome for tense Netanyahu meeting
Talks come ahead of the publication of an international report expected to criticize Israeli settlement building Middle East -
Virginia Raggi becomes Rome’s first female mayor
Raggi swept into City Hall with two thirds of the votes cast in a run-off contest with Roberto Giachetti of Renzi’s centre-left Democratic Party World News