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The Villa Méditerranée hands over to Cosquer Méditerranée

The Villa Méditerranée hands over to Cosquer Méditerranée
05/03/2022 | Services
FRANCE. The reconversion of the Villa Méditerranée in Marseille into a reconstruction of the prehistoric Cosquer cave marks a new ambition for a building destined to become a tourist mecca after having hosted the major Mediterranean economic events.
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The European Commission pays €21 billion to Italy

The European Commission pays €21 billion to Italy
04/14/2022 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. The European Commission has made a first payment of €21bn to Italy under the Recovery and Resilience Facility of the NextGenerationEU programme.
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SNCF divorces Renfe over fast lines between France and Spain

SNCF divorces Renfe over fast lines between France and Spain
02/17/2022 | Transport
FRANCE / SPAIN. The SNCF has unilaterally decided to break off its agreement with its Spanish colleague Renfe for the joint service of fast trains between France and Spain.
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Sergio Mattarella re-elected President of the Italian Republic after eight rounds of voting

Sergio Mattarella re-elected President of the Italian Republic after eight rounds of voting
01/31/2022 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. After six days and eight rounds of voting, Sergio Mattarella, who did not want to run for a second term, was re-elected President of the Italian Republic.
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Italy and Malta accused of complicity in crimes against humanity in the Libyan refugee crisis

Italy and Malta accused of complicity in crimes against humanity in the Libyan refugee crisis
01/18/2022 | Society / Institutions
LIBYA / ITALY / MALTA. Three NGOs refer to the International Criminal Court prosecutor to denounce the complicity of Italy and Malta in war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by armed groups in refugee detention centres in Libya.
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Italy restricts entry to its territory for the holiday season

Italy restricts entry to its territory for the holiday season
12/16/2021 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. The Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Republic of San Marino have decided to tighten entry requirements for the holiday season.
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Tel Aviv named most expensive city in the world

Tel Aviv named most expensive city in the world
12/07/2021 | Society / Institutions
ISRAEL. Tel Aviv dethrones Paris and becomes the most expensive city in the world in 2021 according to the study published annually by The Economist Intelligence Unit.
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Mario Draghi dons the costume of Italy's saviour

Mario Draghi dons the costume of Italy's saviour
02/04/2021 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. Italian President Sergio Mattarella has asked Mario Draghi, former President of the European Central Bank, to form the new Italian government.
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The Italian government adopts a €223bn recovery plan controversial by part of its majority

The Italian government adopts a €223bn recovery plan controversial by part of its majority
01/13/2021 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. Giuseppe Conte has decided to play double or nothing by adopting a National Recovery and Resilience Plan worth €210bn to which €13bn of React-EU loans have been added, making a total of €222.9bn in loans.
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Giuseppe Conte strengthens the fight against coronavirus in Italy

Giuseppe Conte strengthens the fight against coronavirus in Italy
10/26/2020 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. After France and Spain, Italy is putting into practice new measures to combat Covid-19 by declaring the closure of bars and restaurants at 6pm. version française
Covid-19, France, Giuseppe Conte, Italy, Rome, Spain

Italy strengthens anti-Covid 19 measures

Italy strengthens anti-Covid 19 measures
10/19/2020 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. Giuseppe Conte announces new restrictions in the fight against the spread of coronavirus. version française

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Italians must now go out wearing a mask

Italians must now go out wearing a mask
10/08/2020 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. The Italian government extends the state of emergency until 31 January 2021 and makes the wearing of masks compulsory throughout the country.
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European Commission approves €1.5 billion government aid for companies in Southern Italy

European Commission approves €1.5 billion government aid for companies in Southern Italy
10/07/2020 | Society / Institutions
ITALY. The European Commission authorises an Italian scheme worth €1.5 billion to support businesses in the regions of Southern Italy affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
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According to Euler Hermes, the French and Italian fiscal stimulus plans will stimulate economic growth

According to Euler Hermes, the French and Italian fiscal stimulus plans will stimulate economic growth
09/03/2020 | Society / Institutions
FRANCE / ITALY. Euler Hermes estimates that the French fiscal stimulus plan will boost growth by 2.4% points and the Italian plan by 0.7%.
Euler Hermes, France, Germany, Italy, Paris, recovery plan, Rome

Francesco La Camera appointed Director General of the International Renewable Energy Agency

Francesco La Camera appointed Director General of the International Renewable Energy Agency
01/14/2019 | People
WORLD. Director General for Sustainable Development, Energy and Climate at the Italian Ministry of the Environment, Francesco La Camera becomes Director General of Irena.
Abu Dhabi, Adnan Z-Amin, COP, energy, International Renewable Energy Agency, Irena, Italy, renewable energy, Rome, sustainable development

Increased investment in Mediterranean rail

12/11/2012 | Euro-Mediterranean projects


MEDITERRANEAN. In the space of a year, the EIB has agreed more than €1bn of loans for rail related public transport projects (trams, trains, and subways) in Mediterranean countries.
French version
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Short supply chains for fruit and vegetables gain momentum in Italy

Short supply chains for fruit and vegetables gain momentum in Italy
10/29/2012 | Transport
Farmers’ markets, increased numbers of temporary and permanent sales outlets, e-commerce websites…all of these, supported by new services offered by logistics platforms, have led to the development of highly effective short supply chains for the sale of fruit and vegetables in Italy. ITALY. Short...
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