Participating cinemas in Lazio will offer reduced-price entry for films between 5 March and 5 April during the Cin Cin Cinema season, which is running for a third year. Going to see a film from Mondays to Thursdays will...
The new, more stringent, requirements for access permits to the limited circulation area, or ZTL, of the historic centre have already seen a nine per cent reduction in the number of cars authorised to drive in the centre...
Francesco Pellin, a fish-importer from Busto Arsizio, is negotiating with Rome to set up a museum to display his collection of works by Renato Guttuso, the Sicilian painter (1912
Crisis talks are to get underway this morning, 22 February, between the president of the republic Giorgio Napolitano and political leaders following the resignation of Italy
Churchmen and trainee priests from around the world who are at the Vatican or studying at the various pontifical universities in Rome will kick off the first match in a special Clericus Cup tournament on Saturday 24 Feb....
Recent archaeological excavations in the Arunci hills behind Fondi brought to light a section of huge city walls and the ruins of several dwellings. The archaeological team from Naples and Bologna universities which made...
This year Ghana celebrates 50 years as an independent nation after becoming the first country in colonial sub-Saharan Africa to gain its freedom in 1957. Ghanaians across the world are hoping to use the opportunity provi...
The military aeronautical base of Vigna di Valle has recently been selected by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) as the international experimentation centre for the study of rain.
Vigna di Valle is situated 30...
The ever-popular Sanremo song festival, now in its 57th year, will take place from 27 February to 3 March.
The musical competition will be held at Sanremo
Rome police have announced that they may have discovered the cause of a mysterious bitter smelling cloud that has been appearing erratically across the city and upsetting Rome residents over the last week. The authoritie...
De facto (non-married) couples and civil ceremonies are on the rise in Italy, according to Italian bureau of statistics Istat.
In 2005 there were over 500,000 unmarried couples who gave birth to 80,000 children
The number of tourists in Italy in 2006 grew by 11.5 per cent compared to 2005 figures, according to a report by the Touring Club Italiano. The positive swerve comes after several years of fluctuating tourist numbers. Wi...
Italy is well below the target that it has set for rubbish and recycling, particularly in its southern regions.
In 2005 Italians generated 31.7 million tonnes of waste, 1.6 million more than in 2003.
While the governm...
John Cabot University, a regionally accredited American liberal arts university in Rome, Italy, is currently seeking an enthusiastic and skilled person to fill the position of Facu...
John Cabot University, a regionally accredited American liberal arts university in Rome, Italy, is seeking a candidate to fill the position of Art and Design Studio Assistant. The...
John Cabot University (JCU), a regionally accredited American university in Rome, is seeking a dedicated and dynamic individual to join our Career Services Center as a Career Couns...
John Cabot University, a regionally accredited American university in Rome, is seeking a candidate to fill the position of CRM Analyst. The CRM Analyst will support the Director of...