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Libyan Red Cross personnel retrieve body of a migrant washed up on beach. Photo: Stringer/AFP
Italian President Sergio Mattarella has urged the European Union not to "leave Italy alone" as it faces another tough summer. 23 comments
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Moving abroad is a stressful process that involves many challenges, and one of them is finding the right school for expat children.
Pope Francis at a mass for priests in the Vatican on Friday. Photo: Filippo Monteforte/AFP
Pope Francis is taking strong action against child abuse, which he once likened to taking part in a Satanic mass.
Travel
Photo: Luigi Alesi
With valleys, lakes and forests nestled among the summits of the Dolomites, South Tyrol is a breathtaking wonderland.
Caravaggio's 'Sleeping Cupid' has been unveiled in Lampedusa as part of a refugee-themed exhibition. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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If you want to work internationally, why would you waste your time at a domestic job fair? Bilingual People tells The Local about its international (and even virtual) recruitment fairs – and why job-seekers travel across Europe to attend.
(T) Ilva steel factory in Taranto and (B) a cannabis plant. Photo: Mario Laporta/Justin Sullivan/AFP
Refugee crisis
Over 46,700 migrants have arrived in Italy since the start of this year. Photo: Giovanni Isolino/AFP
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Photo: Antoine Vasse Nicolas/Flickr
When you think ‘science’, do you recall school projects and baking soda volcanos? Perhaps it’s time for a change of scene – a trip to Chantilly, France, for instance.
Euro 2016
"On paper, we are capable of beating anyone," said Daniele De Rossi on the Italy team. Photo: Giuseppe Cacace/AFP
Experienced Italian midfielder Daniele De Rossi has played down chances of success at Euro 2016, insisting Thursday that the Azzurri are "not among the favourites".
In pictures
The colour red, and particularly red shoes, have become a symbol of the struggle for women's rights in Italy. Photo: Stefan Barth/Flickr
Features
My Italian career
Linda Martinez (T, L), Amy West (B,L), Kathy Moulton (T,R) and Ginny Bevan (B,R)
From an architect and dentist to a hotel owner and wedding planner, we chat to eight entrepreneurial women about the challenges (and joys) of running your own business in Italy. 2 comments
Katherine Wilson, one of the three expats, cooking with her Italian mother-in-law. Photo: Tara Crossley
Are you brave enough to tackle Italy's roads? Photo: Jun/Flickr
From someone who still doesn’t entirely know how... 12 comments
There are plenty of tacos to be found in Rome. Photo: Sacofat/Flickr
Delicious though Italian food is, Romans and visitors alike often crave foreign food in the capital. But where can they find it? 3 comments
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Refugee crisis
Some 46,473 people have landed on Italy’s shores since the start of the year. Photo: Giovanni Isolino/AFP
Inclement weather is predicted across much of Italy for Thursday's bank holiday. Photo: Jody Sticca/Flickr
Property
It's difficult to find reasonably-priced rental properties in Italy. Photo: Elvert Barnes/Flickr
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Heinz-Christian Strache. Photo: FPÖ
Austria's far-right is probing "countless" cases of fraud in last week's presidential election that saw its candidate lose by a narrow margin, the party chief was quoted as saying on Sunday.
File photo: Fabrice Coffrini/AFP
Flying angels, tapdancing workmen, gyrating ibex... the Gotthard Base Tunnel is inaugurated in style.
The Dalai Lama. Photo: DPA
The Dalai Lama said in an interview published Thursday that Europe has accepted "too many" refugees, and that they should eventually return to help rebuild their home countries.
Queen Margrethe and her eight grandchildren waving to well-wishers on the queens's birthday last month. Photo: Ida Guldbæk Arentsen/Scanpix 2016
Politicians appear ready to limit the number of Queen Margrethe’s grandchildren who get an annual salary from the state.
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