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Amatrice's Slow Reconstruction Haunts Italy's Quake Towns
Two-thirds of planned public projects yet to begin a decade after the 2016 earthquake
As Amatrice marks 10 years since the earthquake that killed 299 people, the Guardian reports that most reconstruction projects have yet to start, a warning for Abruzzo's own recovery.
Marco Di Sante · NATIONAL
Tunisia Boat Sinking Kills Eight as Migrant Crossings to Italy Continue
Protests erupt after vessel carrying 15 Tunisians heads for Italy and sinks off the southeastern coast
A migrant boat carrying 15 Tunisians sank off Tunisia's southeastern coast while heading to Italy, killing eight and sparking protests, Al Jazeera reports.
Gavino Sanna · INTERNATIONAL
Severe Winds Toss Aircraft at Forlì Airport, Testing Regional Resilience
Gusts of 120 km/h overturn four planes in Emilia-Romagna, a region still wary of extreme weather
Winds of around 120 km/h swept through Forlì in Emilia-Romagna, overturning four light aircraft at the airport, Al Jazeera reports.
Giulia Benati · REGIONAL
Injured Sinner and Draper withdraw from US Open
World number one pulls out of New York through injury
World number one Jannik Sinner and Britain's Jack Draper have pulled out of the US Open through injury, the BBC reported.
Tobia Marenghi · SPORT
Regional dispatches
Amatrice reconstruction stalls a decade after deadly earthquake
Two-thirds of planned public projects in the central Italian town have yet to begin
As the town marks the 10th anniversary of the 2016 quake, the Guardian reports most planned public reconstruction projects remain unfinished.
Sergio Madrussan
Ten Years After Amatrice, Reconstruction Still Lags
Two-thirds of planned public projects yet to begin in quake-hit town
As Amatrice marks a decade since the 2016 earthquake, international reporting shows much of the promised reconstruction has yet to start.
Marina Doria
Amatrice's Slow Reconstruction Tests Italy's Promise
Ten years after the earthquake, two-thirds of public projects remain unfinished
As Amatrice marks a decade since the devastating earthquake, international reporting reveals a reconstruction still far from complete, raising questions about Italy's ability to rebuild.
Costanza Bardi
Casa Verdi: A Musician's Haven Where Art Lives On
Verdi's retirement home for artists offers a model of cultural stewardship
A retirement home for musicians in Milan, founded by Giuseppe Verdi, continues to nurture artistry and pass on traditions, offering a model of heritage care that resonates in Tuscany.
Costanza Bardi
Amatrice's Slow Reconstruction Stirs Anger Across Italy's Earthquake Belt
Two-thirds of planned projects yet to begin a decade after the 2016 quake
As Amatrice marks the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that killed hundreds, foreign reports find most reconstruction projects have yet to begin.
Niccolò Mariani
Amatrice Still Waiting: 10 Years On, Reconstruction Lags
Two-thirds of planned public projects in quake-hit town yet to begin, Guardian reports
As Amatrice marks a decade since the 2016 earthquake, foreign reporting shows much of its planned reconstruction has still not started.
Elena Marcheggiani
Amatrice's slow reconstruction laid bare a decade on
Two-thirds of planned public projects still unstarted as town marks quake anniversary
As Amatrice marks a decade since the 2016 earthquake, foreign reporting shows much of its reconstruction has yet to begin.
Davide Ruspoli
Amatrice's unfinished rebirth: anger simmers a decade on
Two-thirds of planned public projects yet to begin in quake-hit town, Guardian reports
As Amatrice marks the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that devastated it, the Guardian reports two-thirds of planned public projects have yet to begin, fuelling anger over the slow pace of reconstruction.
Rosaria Esposito
Ten Years On, Amatrice's Reconstruction Still Lags
Two-thirds of planned public projects yet to begin, raising questions for Italy's disaster-prone South
As Amatrice marks a decade since the 2016 earthquake, foreign reports find most reconstruction has yet to begin, a warning for regions like Puglia.
Francesca Lazzari
Ten Years On, Amatrice Still Waits for Its Reconstruction
Two-thirds of planned public projects yet to begin in quake-hit town
As Amatrice marks a decade since the 2016 earthquake, foreign reporting shows most reconstruction has yet to start.
Pietro Lasorsa
Tunisia Boat Sinkings Put Mediterranean Frontier Back in Focus
Eleven bodies recovered as protests grow over migrant deaths off the North African coast
As Tunisia recovers the bodies of 11 migrants and buries victims of another sinking, the Mediterranean crossing to Italy remains as deadly as ever.
Saverio Gallo
Amatrice Marks Quake Anniversary With Reconstruction Far From Complete
Ten years on, two-thirds of planned public projects in the town have yet to begin, the Guardian reports
As Amatrice gathers to mark a decade since the earthquake that killed hundreds, the Guardian reports much of the town's reconstruction has yet to begin.
Gavino Sanna
Amatrice marks 10 years since quake as rebuilding lags
Two-thirds of planned public projects yet to begin in town devastated in 2016
As Amatrice holds a mass for the earthquake's 10th anniversary, foreign reporting shows much of the promised reconstruction has not started.
Adriana Sole
Hamilton says Ferrari strategy cost him Dutch GP podium
Briton frustrated after team's delay in moving Leclerc aside
Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari's slow decision to move Charles Leclerc out of his way may have cost him second place at the Dutch Grand Prix.
Tobia Marenghi
Amatrice's unfinished recovery: 10 years on, reconstruction lags
Two-thirds of planned public projects in the quake-hit town have yet to begin, the Guardian reports
As Amatrice marks a decade since the 2016 earthquake, the Guardian reports most planned public reconstruction has yet to begin, a lesson in disaster recovery that resonates in Piedmont's engineering heartland.
Lorenzo Ferraris
Severe winds toss aircraft at Forlì airport, a warning for northern infrastructure
Winds near 120 km/h swept through Emilia-Romagna, overturning four light planes, Al Jazeera reports
Severe winds reaching 120 km/h overturned four aircraft at Forlì airport in Emilia-Romagna, Al Jazeera reported, a reminder of extreme weather risks for the industrial north that Piedmont's planners are watching.
Lorenzo Ferraris
Migrant deaths off Tunisia sharpen focus on Lampedusa route
Recovered bodies and protests follow sinking as crossings from North Africa continue
The recovery of 11 bodies off Tunisia's coast and protests after a separate sinking highlight the enduring peril of the central Mediterranean route.
Davide Ruspoli
Amatrice Marks 10 Years Since Quake With Reconstruction Still Slow
Two-thirds of public projects in the devastated town had yet to begin as of April
As Amatrice marks the 10th anniversary of the earthquake that killed 299 people, international reporting shows much of its reconstruction remains unfinished.
Camille Bréan
Diaspora Writers Lead New Movement of Nature Poetry
UK anthology sparks a genre shift with global echoes for Italy's literary scene
A UK anthology of eco poets from black and brown communities challenges the nature canon, with resonance for Italian letters.
Eleonora Vanzetti
Opinion
The Mayor and the Bicycle
Como's ban on bikes in its historic centre is a tale of one man's accident, but the world reads it as a parable of the car's revenge.
Editorial Board
Amatrice's Decade of Delay
Ten years after the earthquake, the world's lens shows a reconstruction stalled by bureaucracy, not rubble.
Editorial Board