Veneto Introduces €1,000 Fine for Breaking Quarantine
By In Trieste
Veneto governor Luca Zaia announced the new fines, which will be applicable at regional level.
Italy's Veneto region has introduced fines of...
Italy Close to Extending State of Emergency
By In Trieste
According to numerous reports in Italian media, Italy is working towards extending its state of emergency until 31 December 2020.
PM Giuseppe Conte...
Fedriga Ranks Second In The Governance Poll
Massimiliano Fedriga ranks second in the governance poll and becomes one of the most beloved governors in Italy, with 59.8% of votes.
Coronavirus has...
New FVG Decree Out Today: Yes to Contact Sports, Saunas and Religious Processions
FVG’s governor Massimiliano Fedriga signed a new decree on Tuesday that will have validity until July 31st.
Massimiliano Fedriga signed a new decree late last night...
Greece To Lift Restrictions On Italian Tourists
Greece is to gradually lift all restrictions on Italian tourists entering the country by the end of this month, reports ANSA.
Greece's foreign minister Nikos...
Italy Pumps €40 Million Into Books
Italian publishers, authors, libraries and bookshops to benefit from stimulus package.
Italy is to inject €40 million into the country's book industry, from bookshops to...
Friuli Venezia Giulia Moves Into Phase 3
Friuli Venezia Giulia along with the rest of Italy is beginning to lift more restrictions on Monday 15 June as it enters the third...
Crowds in Piazza Unità Protest Against Wrongful Dismissal of Triste’s Port Authority President
An eventful Saturday for Trieste as thousands took to Piazza Unità to protest against the unjust dismissal of Trieste's port authority president Zeno D'Agostino.
The...
Slovenian Borders To Reopen Today
Slovenian borers are to reopen today, June 13th after an almost 3 months closure due to the coronavirus lockdown.
Massimiliano Fedriga announced on Friday...
Trieste Celebrates 75th Liberation from the Yugoslav Occupation
Trieste for the first time officially celebrates the liberation from the Yugoslavian occupation in 1945, which lasted 40 tormented days marked by violence, arrests...
