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  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as record heat breaks over the Alps

    Forecasters see temperatures falling sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain from north to south after Italy's hottest summer in over seven decades

    Italy's abrupt turn from record heat to severe storms brings the Alpine passes and the Po basin into a week of flood watch.

    Lorenzo Ferraris · NATIONAL

  • Italian households brace for autumn energy bills at highest since 2022

    Consumer group Codacons warns of sharp rises as Italy's energy costs remain among Europe's highest

    Utility bills are set to rise sharply this autumn, with energy prices reaching their highest level since the 2022 crisis, a consumer group has warned.

    Giulia Benati · ECONOMY

  • Ødegaard's lone strike sinks Napoli as Arsenal's road form holds

    The Arsenal captain's early-season scoring run continues in Naples, where travel chaos delayed both team and travelling support.

    Arsenal won 1-0 at Napoli in the Champions League, Martin Ødegaard scoring the only goal after travel disruption delayed the visitors and hundreds of their fans.

    Tobia Marenghi · SPORT

  • Khrzhanovsky's DAU Returns to Venice, and Finally Finds Lev Landau

    The Guardian's Venice review notes that the director's two-decade Soviet project has at last centred on the physicist who inspired it

    Ilya Khrzhanovsky's DAU cycle, two decades in the making, reaches its central character — the Soviet physicist Lev Landau — according to the Guardian's Venice review.

    Eleonora Vanzetti · CULTURE

Regional dispatches

  • Foreign Travel Press Turns to Italy's Autumn Harvest Festivals

    The New York Times lists five culinary celebrations for an autumn itinerary, the kind of seasonal coverage Liguria's coastal towns court.

    The New York Times has published a guide to five Italian fall harvest festivals, the autumn travel coverage that shapes where foreign visitors spend their money.

    Marina Doria

  • Storm warnings replace heat records as Italy's weather turns sharply

    Forecasters warn of heavy rain and falling temperatures from north to south after the hottest summer in over seven decades

    The same week Italy confirmed its hottest summer on record, forecasters issued storm warnings across the country as temperatures dropped sharply.

    Klara Hofer

  • Venice festival closes with a Naples Christmas, and a critic's doubts

    The Guardian finds Edoardo De Angelis's competition entry overheated — a reminder of what the Lido rewards and what it merely tolerates

    De Angelis's claustrophobic family drama arrived in Venice competition trailing the label the festival itself invites: the most Italian film on the Lido.

    Tommaso Veronese

  • Italy's autumn harvest festivals, as the American travel press sells them

    The New York Times picks five culinary celebrations for an autumn itinerary — a market the Veneto knows well

    The New York Times has selected five Italian harvest celebrations for autumn travel, framing the country's food calendar as an itinerary rather than a season.

    Tommaso Veronese

  • Storm warnings across Italy as record summer heat breaks

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain and storms expected from north to south

    After a summer confirmed as Italy's hottest in over seven decades, storm warnings now stretch from the Alps to the south as the heat finally breaks.

    Sergio Madrussan

  • Rome's Baths of Trajan open to visitors for the first time

    The ancient bathing and leisure complex, with giant frescoes and mosaics, opens to the public, the city's mayor said

    A vast Roman bathing complex on the Oppian Hill, long closed to the public, has opened to visitors, according to The Local Italy.

    Sergio Madrussan

  • Storm Warnings Sweep Italy as Heat Breaks Over Genoa

    Forecasters warn of sharp temperature falls and heavy rain from north to south, with the Ligurian coast and its port exposed to the turn.

    Foreign forecasters say Italy's record summer is ending abruptly, with storm warnings issued from north to south as temperatures fall sharply from Wednesday.

    Marina Doria

  • World Press Turns to Italy's Autumn Table as Harvest Festivals Fill the Calendar

    The New York Times picks five culinary celebrations for the season, a reminder of how the world reads rural Italy — and what that reading leaves out.

    Foreign travel coverage frames Italy's autumn harvest as an itinerary, while Tuscan growers know the season as the year's reckoning.

    Costanza Bardi

  • Venice Competition Dips Into Naples, and the Guardian Finds the Stereotypes Overheated

    Edoardo De Angelis's claustrophobic family Christmas draws a cool review, and a question about how Italian cinema sells itself abroad.

    A Guardian critic finds too many familiar Italian notes in a Venice competition entry, a verdict with consequences for how the country's films travel.

    Costanza Bardi

  • Foreign Residents on Learning Italian, and What It Means Inland

    A survey of newcomers' language experiences lands as Italy's interior empties and its towns look outward

    The Local Italy asked foreign residents about learning Italian; their answers touch a question the inland regions live with daily.

    Niccolò Mariani

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as record heat finally breaks

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain expected from north to south.

    After a summer confirmed as Italy's hottest in over seven decades, the weather has turned, and forecasters warn of storms across the country.

    Elena Marcheggiani

  • Foreign Travel Press Turns to Italy's Autumn Harvest — and the Deep South

    As the New York Times maps five Italian food festivals for the autumn, the question for the interior is whether seasonal tourism can reach beyond the coast and the honeypots.

    The New York Times has published a guide to five Italian fall harvest celebrations, framing the season as a culinary itinerary — a familiar foreign lens on Italy's food culture.

    Pietro Lasorsa

  • Foreign residents on learning Italian: 'an amazing feeling'

    Italy's foreign residents tell The Local that picking up the language is rarely smooth, but carries its own rewards.

    A survey of foreign residents in Italy describes the effort of learning Italian as difficult, uneven and ultimately worthwhile.

    Elena Marcheggiani

  • Rome Opens the Baths of Trajan to Visitors for the First Time

    The city's mayor announced public access to the ancient bathing complex, a rare addition to Rome's monument circuit

    Rome has opened the Baths of Trajan, an ancient bathing and leisure complex with giant frescoes and mosaics, to visitors for the first time.

    Davide Ruspoli

  • Police Officers Arrested Over Drug-Dealing South of Rome

    The case surfaced in the same roundup that carried severe weather warnings as Italy's heatwave ended

    Officers have been arrested on drug-dealing allegations south of Rome, according to a daily news roundup published by The Local Italy.

    Davide Ruspoli

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as Abruzzo's dry Apennines brace for sudden rain

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain expected from north to south after Italy's hottest summer on record.

    After a summer confirmed as Italy's hottest in over seven decades, the foreign press reports that storms and a sharp drop in temperatures are now forecast from north to south.

    Marco Di Sante

  • Rome opens the Baths of Trajan, and the foreign press reads a heritage turn

    The ancient bathing complex, with its giant frescoes and mosaics, opens to visitors for the first time, according to The Local Italy.

    A vast Roman bathing and leisure complex opens to the public for the first time, the city's mayor said, in a story carried by the foreign press this week.

    Marco Di Sante

  • Storm Warnings Replace Record Heat as Italy's Harvest Faces a Violent Turn

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain from north to south — a sudden swing with consequences for inland agriculture

    After a summer confirmed as Italy's hottest in over seven decades, forecasters now warn of storms and heavy rain from north to south as the heat breaks.

    Antonio Petrella

  • Learning Italian in the Empty South: What the Language Schools Don't Reach

    Foreign residents tell The Local Italy that learning the language is worth the effort — a reminder of who is, and isn't, arriving in Italy's shrinking interior

    Italy's foreign residents describe the rewards of learning Italian, at a moment when the country's demographic future depends on exactly those arrivals.

    Antonio Petrella

  • Venice reviews a Naples that Naples knows too well

    Edoardo De Angelis brings a raging mother and a capon down from the city for a family Christmas, and the foreign press calls the result overheated

    A Venice competition film sets its claustrophobic family Christmas in Naples, and the Guardian's critic finds the stereotypes boiling over.

    Rosaria Esposito

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as record heat finally breaks

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain expected from north to south.

    After Italy's hottest summer on record, the weather turns abruptly — and the south's late harvest now watches the sky.

    Francesca Lazzari

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as record summer heat breaks

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain expected from north to south

    After a summer confirmed as Italy's hottest in over seven decades, forecasters warn of sudden storms and sharp temperature drops across the country.

    Saverio Gallo

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as Sicily's dry summer finally breaks

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain expected from north to south

    After a summer confirmed as Italy's hottest in over seven decades, storm warnings now stretch from the Alps to Sicily, where reservoirs and farms still count the cost of drought.

    Concetta Vassallo

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as record summer heat finally breaks

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from north to south, but the rain arrives on a parched and fire-scarred peninsula

    After a summer confirmed as Italy's hottest in over seven decades, forecasters are warning of storms and heavy rain from the Alps to the south.

    Gavino Sanna

  • Venice competition turns a Naples Christmas into an overheated family drama

    Guardian critic finds Edoardo De Angelis's claustrophobic holiday film heavy on stereotype, light on surprise

    The Guardian's Venice review says De Angelis brings a raging mother up from Naples for the holidays, with a capon, and finds the result too familiar.

    Adriana Sole

  • Foreign Press Turns to Italy's Autumn Harvest Festivals

    A New York Times round-up of five culinary celebrations arrives as storm warnings end a record-hot summer

    International travel desks are pointing readers toward Italy's autumn food festivals.

    Niccolò Mariani

  • New or used? Foreign readers get a lesson in Italy's car market

    International coverage of Italian car-buying quirks lands as Turin's automotive base faces its own uncertain transition

    The foreign press finds Italy's car market stranger than most, a small window onto a national industry under pressure.

    Lorenzo Ferraris

  • Storm Warnings Across Italy as Alpine Summer Heat Breaks

    Forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, with heavy rain and storms expected from north to south.

    After Italy's hottest summer on record, forecasters warn of a sharp turn to storms and heavy rain across the country, with the north first in line.

    Camille Bréan

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as record heat finally breaks

    Forecasters flag sharp temperature falls and heavy rain from north to south, ending a summer the CNR calls the hottest in over seven decades

    The Local reports storm warnings across Italy as summer heat ends, with temperatures set to fall sharply from Wednesday and heavy rain expected nationwide.

    Beatrice Comolli

  • Rome opens the Baths of Trajan to visitors for the first time

    The city's mayor announced public access to the ancient bathing complex, with its giant frescoes and mosaics

    Rome's Baths of Trajan, an ancient bathing and leisure complex with giant frescoes and mosaics, is opening to visitors for the first time, the city's mayor said.

    Adriana Sole

  • Antonelli's Monza win from 19th ignites 'generational talent' debate

    The Mercedes driver became the first Italian to win on home soil since 1966, and the British press is already arguing about what it means.

    Kimi Antonelli won the Italian Grand Prix from 19th on the grid at Monza, the first Italian home winner since 1966, prompting debate over whether he is a generational talent.

    Tobia Marenghi

  • Storm warnings sweep Italy as record heat gives way to heavy rain

    Forecasters warn of sharp temperature drop and storms from north to south, with Emilia-Romagna among regions braced for severe weather

    After Italy's hottest summer in over seven decades, forecasters say temperatures will fall sharply from Wednesday, bringing storms and heavy rain across the country.

    Giulia Benati

Opinion

  • The Heat We Share: Milan's Climate Is Now a Common Cause

    When the mayors of Paris, Milan and Phoenix write together about heat, Italy's climate story stops being a local weather report and becomes a shared urban condition.

    Editorial Board

  • Venice, Reported at One Remove

    Between a film festival, a regatta and a photographic project on women reshaping the city, foreign coverage this week shows Venice as a place the world keeps describing and Italians keep inhabiting.

    Editorial Board