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By: Giampietro Vianello
In this week's Moving to Italy newsletter, we look at key things you should be aware of if you're planning to relocate with kids in tow, the ‘best and worst' Italian cities to live in, and how to get your Italian tax code.
EU scraps extra fees for instant bank transfers, Lufthansa to acquire stake in ITA Airways next week, US President Biden cancels Italy trip to focus on LA fires response, and more news from Italy on Thursday.
By: Giampietro Vianello
From new flight routes to major changes for travel in and out of the EU and uncertainty over liquid restrictions for hand luggage, here's what you should know if you're flying to or from Italy in 2025.
PM Meloni denies discussing SpaceX deal with billionaire Elon Musk, body found in Dolomites believed to be that of missing Briton Sam Harris, and more news from Italy on Friday.
By: Giampietro Vianello
In this week's Inside Italy review, we look into why a growing number of people are abandoning public healthcare in favour of private facilities and whether recent anti-crime measures at major train stations are justified.
Three killed, two injured in Italian Alps avalanche, pro-Russian cyberattacks hit Italian banks and port authorities, Germany's Lufthansa acquires stake in ITA Airways, and more news from Italy on Monday.
Police identify 30 suspects after Rome clashes over death of Italian-Egyptian man, Benetton's shock fashion photographer Oliviero Toscani dies aged 82, and more news from Italy on Tuesday.
Rome's the Italian city with the highest number of English-speaking foreign residents. But how much do you really need to be able to live in the capital?
Rome unveils restyled Piazza dei Cinquecento square, Intesa Sanpaolo becomes first Italian bank to enter cryptocurrency market, Giro d'Italia race to end in Rome for third year in a row, and more news from Italy on Wednesday.
By: Giampietro Vianello
Italy can be a difficult place to navigate for foreign nationals, not least because of complex red tape and burdensome paperwork. But what's the hardest part of the country's infamous bureaucracy? The Local's readers have shared their views on the subject.
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