Milan's Linate airport this week launched a new technology known as 'Faceboarding' which allows passengers to board without showing their documents by signing up to facial recognition software.

Here are five key figures about the European Union, which elects its new lawmakers from June 6-9:

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Fire breaks out at Bolzano factory, two million Italians in 'involuntary' part-time work, Vatican to clamp down on apparitions, and more news from Italy on Thursday.

The elective residency visa is one of the most popular routes to Italian residency, but what exactly are the rules on working in the country once you arrive?

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Following reports of yet another deadly workplace accident in Italy, does the country really perform worse than its European neighbours when it comes to worker safety?

Italy to tackle blue crab problem, 19 percent of Italians at risk of poverty, Italy's PM in Libya for talks, and more news from around Italy on Wednesday.

Foreigners living and raising children in Italy often want them to become native speakers of at least two languages. We asked those who’ve done it to share their tips and experiences.

The president of Italy's northwest Liguria region and the ex-head of Genoa's port were among 10 arrested on Tuesday in a sweeping anti-corruption investigation which also targeted officials for alleged mafia ties.

Italy is known for being a particularly religious country, so why isn't Ascension Day a public holiday here?

With Europe set to introduce its new Entry/Exit biometric border system (EES) in the autumn there has been much talk about the importance of a new app designed to help avoid delays. But how will it work and when will it be ready? ...

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Five dead after breathing in poisonous gas in Sicily, almost 100 indicted for Covid-era fraud, Italy braced for storms, and more news from around Italy on Tuesday.

Far-right parties, set to make soaring gains in the European Parliament elections in June, have one by one abandoned plans to get their countries to leave the European Union.

Journalists at Italy's RAI public broadcaster went on strike on Monday, complaining about staffing issues and political influence under Giorgia Meloni's hard-right government.

Having fostered pragmatic relations with Brussels, Italy's Giorgia Meloni is for many the "moderate" face of Europe's radical right - and is leading the charge for June elections.

The year 2024 is a bumper one for elections, among them the European elections in June. Italy is of course a member of the EU - so can foreign residents vote in the elections that will almost certainly affect their daily lives?

Employment rate in Italy at record high, government to cull wild boars to combat swine fever, and more news from Italy on Monday.

From a nationwide public transport strike to talks over a contested electoral reform, here’s what to expect in Italy this week.