Tom Kington is a contributor at The Times. Based in Rome, he covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, culture and society, and travel and tourism, drawing on his diverse experiences from his previous work in Beirut. He has been featured in various publications including Yahoo Sports, The Australian, and Military Times.
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Tom Kington's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including government and politics, military affairs, culture and society. He covers evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements as well as legal policy regulation.
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Donald Trump’s Truth Social post before he meets Giorgia Meloni at the Nato summit has been criticised as ‘beyond every limit’
By: Rudy Ruitenberg, Tom Kington
Industry champions in France and Italy move to consolidate their positions in a growing market for sub-surface naval equipment.
About 20 of Italy’s most spectacular public beaches are limiting visitor numbers — and some are already fully booked
A backlog of 5.3 billion litres of unsold Italian wine leaves vineyards in a pickle, but turning it into vinegar is ‘like selling a Ferrari for a Fiat price’
By: Tom Kington
ROME — Russia has told one of its spies in Europe to find out more about air defense capabilities western nations are sending to Ukraine, Italian investigators have reported after breaking up an alleged espionage ring in Rome.
The 70-year-old keen horse rider and tennis player will have plenty of time for both at Castel Gandolfo, where his predecessors have summered since 1626
Unlike British students, Italy’s pupils face rigorous oral tests throughout their studies. Academics say it has bred a confidence in public speaking
Simonetta Vespucci, who inspired The Birth of Venus, succumbed to a painful death in the 15th century. Now experts believe they have found what happened to her
The clubs that have long been the gatekeepers of sand and sea on Italy’s coast are losing their grip as the tide changes and locals reclaim beaches
Dounia Ettaib was accused of participating in efforts to procure weapons for Tehran but said she was set up because of her criticism of the regime
