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Italy’s True Colours has closed deals following the European Film Market on a slew of titles, including comedy “My Big Gay Italian Wedding,” which is currently performing well at the Italian box office and will be released in the U.S. by Breaking Glass Pictures.
The success of the Five Star Movement in last week’s national elections has its roots in this impoverished city
The Italian state company that took on soured debt from two failed Venetian banks is seeking partners to help restructure companies struggling to repay 9 billion euros ($11 billion) of loans, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Emmanuel Macron’s ambitious plans for the euro area will get a reality check on Monday as finance ministers meet for the first time since Italy’s bombshell election further complicated efforts to reform the currency bloc.
The Brussels meeting comes a week after Italian voters overwhelmingly chose anti-establishment parties that are wary of the euro area, casting doubt on what reforms the bloc can muster despite a reinvigorated push from Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
he Italian mafia extended their tentacles into eastern Europe a long time ago. So anyone who was surprised by the death last month of the Slovak journalist Ján Kuciak was not paying attention.
Yesterday about half of Italians who voted in Sunday’s elections opted for one of the country’s anti-establishment parties and the country must now stitch together a coalition government.
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Newlyweds Amy Schumer and chef Chris Fischer appear to be commemorating their marriage with good food and great art during a romantic honeymoon in Italy. On Thursday, the I Feel Pretty star added a cheeky photo with Fischer to her Instagramstory as the pair sipped cappuccinos in Rome.
Frances Alban was quickly approaching her 39th birthday and well-aware of her single status. Her friends were married, having kids and she felt disheartened by the dating scene in Miami.
The EU can turn the victory of the populist Five Star Movement into an opportunity for dialogue and transformation.
Italian President Sergio Mattarella on Thursday called for politicians to act responsibly as they jockey to form a government after the inconclusive March 4 election.