Rome’s boar invasion a sign the city is losing its war on waste
Rubbish crisis has seen rise of dirty politics and downfall of anti-establishment mayor
Rubbish crisis has seen rise of dirty politics and downfall of anti-establishment mayor
Europe Letter: Outsized hopes pinned on former central banker are ominous
Weakened coalition now faces an uphill battle to pass meaningful economic reforms
Italia Viva party’s departure deprives Conte of majority, with crunch vote on Tuesday
Bars and restaurants in Italy to close by 6pm while Spain begins nationwide curfew
President approves pact between anti-establishment Five Star Movement and centre-left PD
Coalition deal could be blocked by Five Star Movement members in online poll
Democratic Party and Five Star Movement set aside hostility to attempt coalition
Giuseppe Conte tells Senate his deputy prime minister is following ‘his own interests’
Ministers to meet as League politicians say they cannot work with Five Star Movement
Signs of readiness to lower deficit target beginning to open
City tries to clamp down on ‘boorish’ visitors and consider ban on music in boats
Termination of Autostrade’s contract would force the state to take over its liabilities
Coalition of populist Five Star and League parties could be in place by end of the week
Heavy trading as populist parties recommend little-known academic as premier
Martin Wolf: Until prosperity is better distributed, Europe will remain vulnerable to upheaval
NTMA planning to sell €1 billion of bonds on Thursday
Italy’s economic development ministry blamed the delay on “extraordinary events” changing the “strategic dynamics” in the sector
Wolfgang Münchau: Paris or Rome leaving the currency would trigger a massive default
As the party’s leadership changes generation, the real question about Sinn Féin is not why has its support grown, but why hasn’t it grown more?
There is a very large cohort of people who have lost faith in conventional politics
Paolo Gentiloni dismisses forecasts of Italian economic meltdown in wake of referendum
Matteo Renzi’s resignation is latest upset to a Europe facing altered leadership landscape
While No vote was priced in, markets await rescue plan for problematic banking sector
While Italy remains essentially pro-EU, volatility lurks in its troubled banking sector
Political instability could be avoided, but public finances and banks will suffer
PM suggests there are several winners of reform vote but only one loser - himself
Concerns on condition of Italy’s banks, public finances and economy are well-founded
Italian prime minister needs to reach undecided voters to get crucial ‘Yes’ vote on Sunday
Former prime minister warns Matteo Renzi’s will be ‘boss of all Italy’ if proposal passes
Virginia Raggi has come under fire for not dealing with piles of rubbish in the Eternal City
London Letter: Theresa May prospers as post-Farage party fumbles for leader
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