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Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times mark the death of a radical politician who reshaped Italian civil life
Foreign obituaries credit Bonino with helping erode the Catholic Church's sway over Italian law, from divorce to abortion.
Klara Hofer · NATIONAL
Sunday Airport Strikes to Disrupt Italian Travel, The Local Reports
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out on September 13; the English-language outlet for foreign residents is the only wire source carrying the detail.
Baggage handling and cabin crew staff will strike at several Italian airports on Sunday, September 13, according to The Local Italy.
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Tobia Marenghi · SPORT
Regional dispatches
Emma Bonino, Who Took On the Vatican, Dies at 78
Foreign obituaries credit the Milan-born radical with helping erode the Church's hold on Italian politics
The Guardian and the New York Times record the death of Emma Bonino, the radical campaigner who legalised divorce and abortion against Vatican objections.
Beatrice Comolli
Sunday Airport Strikes Set to Disrupt Italian Travel
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out on September 13th, with knock-on effects for Alpine connections
The Local Italy reports strikes at several Italian airports on Sunday, affecting baggage handling and cabin crew.
Klara Hofer
Emma Bonino, Who Took On the Vatican, Dies at 78
Foreign obituaries credit the radical politician with eroding the Church's sway over Italian law; her death lands in a week when Rome's airport strikes and northern floods crowd the wires
The Guardian and the New York Times both record the death of Emma Bonino, the militant feminist who campaigned to legalise divorce and abortion against the Vatican's objections.
Tommaso Veronese
Sunday Airport Strikes Threaten Travel Across Italy
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out on 13 September, the same weekend storms and flooding have already killed two in the north
The Local Italy reports that passengers face disruption on Sunday as baggage handling and cabin crew staff strike at several Italian airports.
Tommaso Veronese
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The foreign press remembers a radical who made Italian politics a battlefield of conscience — and a border figure for a frontier region.
The Guardian and the New York Times both lead on Bonino's death, framing her as the politician who eroded the Catholic Church's hold on Italian law.
Sergio Madrussan
Sunday Airport Strikes Set to Disrupt Travel Across Italy
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out on September 13, the foreign travel press reports, with passengers warned of disruption at several airports.
The Local Italy reports that baggage handling and cabin crew staff will strike at several Italian airports on Sunday, September 13.
Sergio Madrussan
Sunday Airport Strikes Put Genoa's Passenger and Cargo Links on Notice
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out across Italy on September 13, and the port city's airport sits in the path of the disruption
Foreign travel press flags nationwide airport strikes for Sunday, with baggage handling and cabin crew staff downing tools at several Italian airports.
Marina Doria
Sunday Airport Strikes Set to Disrupt Baggage and Cabin Crew
Foreign travel press warns passengers of possible disruption on 13 September as handling and cabin staff walk out at several Italian airports
The Local Italy reports that baggage handling and cabin crew will strike at several airports on Sunday, with passengers facing possible disruption.
Giulia Benati
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The foreign press remembers a politician whose referendums on divorce and abortion reshaped Italian society
The Guardian and the New York Times both lead on the death of Emma Bonino, the radical campaigner who turned referendum politics into social change and later served as Italy's foreign minister.
Niccolò Mariani
Italy's Museums Plan a Packed Autumn, and the Foreign Press Takes Note
From Dalí to Artemisia Gentileschi, The Local surveys a season of exhibitions across the country's galleries
The Local Italy rounds up twelve exhibitions opening in Italy this autumn and winter, a programme the English-language press reads as the country's cultural calendar for the months ahead.
Niccolò Mariani
Emma Bonino, Who Took On the Vatican, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times record the death of a radical politician whose five decades in public life reshaped Italy's civil-rights settlement.
Foreign obituaries credit Emma Bonino with campaigns that legalised divorce and abortion in Italy, and with carrying that argument into government.
Elena Marcheggiani
Emma Bonino, Who Defied the Vatican, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times read her death as the end of a five-decade challenge to Catholic sway over Italian politics
Emma Bonino, the radical politician who led campaigns to legalise abortion and divorce against Vatican objections, has died at 78.
Davide Ruspoli
Sunday Airport Strikes Set to Disrupt Italian Travel
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out at several airports, with Fiumicino and Ciampino on the front line for Rome
Passengers face possible disruption on Sunday, September 13th, as baggage handling and cabin crew staff strike at several Italian airports.
Davide Ruspoli
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The foreign press remembers a politician who reshaped Italian life; in the deep South, the fights she won are the ones people still live inside.
The Guardian and the New York Times record the death of a radical who legalised divorce and abortion against the Vatican's objections, and who later served as foreign minister.
Antonio Petrella
Sunday's Airport Strikes: What They Mean for Travellers From the Interior
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out at several Italian airports; the Local Italy reports possible disruption on September 13th.
The Local Italy reports strikes by baggage handling and cabin crew staff at several Italian airports on Sunday, with passengers facing possible disruption.
Antonio Petrella
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The Guardian and The New York Times mark a five-decade career that reshaped Italian civil life, from divorce and abortion to the foreign ministry
Italy's most consequential radical politician of her generation died on Friday, leaving a country she helped prise loose from the Church's political grip.
Rosaria Esposito
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times record a five-decade career that reshaped Italian civil life, from divorce and abortion to the foreign ministry.
Foreign obituaries of Emma Bonino describe a politician who took on the Catholic Church at home and carried that argument into Europe and the world.
Francesca Lazzari
Sunday Airport Strikes Threaten Italian Travel at the Season's Turn
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out on 13 September, The Local Italy reports, as storm warnings already complicate the shoulder season.
A one-day strike by baggage handling and cabin crew staff at several Italian airports falls on Sunday, with passengers told to expect disruption.
Francesca Lazzari
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The Guardian and The New York Times mark the death of a politician who reshaped Italian civil life and later served as foreign minister.
Italy's most determined civil-rights campaigner, who legalised divorce and abortion against the Church's opposition, has died at 78.
Pietro Lasorsa
Sunday Airport Strikes Set to Disrupt Travel Across Italy
Baggage handlers and cabin crew walk out on 13 September, as storms and flooding already claim two lives in the north.
Passengers face disruption on Sunday as baggage handling and cabin crew strike at several Italian airports.
Pietro Lasorsa
Emma Bonino, Italy's Radical Civil-Rights Campaigner, Dies at 78
Foreign obituaries remember a politician who took on the Vatican and made the case for abortion and divorce
The Guardian and the New York Times mark the death of a figure who reshaped Italian public life over five decades.
Saverio Gallo
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times mark the death of a radical who changed Italian law — and the country's relationship with the Church.
Emma Bonino, the militant feminist and former foreign minister who led the campaigns to legalise divorce and abortion in Italy, has died at 78.
Gavino Sanna
Emma Bonino, Italian Civil Rights Campaigner, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times record a five-decade career that eroded the Vatican's hold on Italian politics
Foreign obituaries of Emma Bonino frame her as the politician who pushed abortion and divorce past the Vatican's objections, and later carried Italy's flag abroad as foreign minister.
Adriana Sole
Foreign Press Surveys Italy's Autumn Exhibitions, and a Tuscan Name Leads
The Local Italy rounds up a packed museum season running from Dalí to Artemisia Gentileschi
International listings coverage of Italy's autumn programme puts a Baroque painter born in Rome and buried in Florence at the head of the season.
Costanza Bardi
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times record a five-decade career that reshaped Italian civil life; Turin remembers a Radical who cut her teeth in the city's student movements.
Emma Bonino, the radical Italian politician who led the campaigns to legalise abortion and divorce, has died at 78, according to the Guardian and the New York Times.
Lorenzo Ferraris
Emma Bonino, Who Fought the Vatican and Won, Dies at 78
The Guardian and the New York Times remember a radical whose battles over divorce and abortion reshaped a Catholic country
Foreign obituaries credit Bonino with eroding the political sway of the Church in a country where the Church once set the terms.
Costanza Bardi
Emma Bonino, Who Took On the Vatican, Dies at 78
Foreign obituaries credit the radical politician with eroding the Church's hold on Italian public life
The Guardian and the New York Times both record the death of Emma Bonino, the militant feminist who fought to legalise divorce and abortion and later served as Italy's foreign minister.
Camille Bréan
Opinion
The Outsider's Obituary: How the World Buries Italy's Radicals
Foreign coverage of Emma Bonino's death reveals what the international press values in Italy — and what it habitually overlooks.
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