Vannacci May Be Headed for the Exit as Tensions With Italy’s Lega Deepen

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by InTrieste Roberto Vannacci, a controversial member of the European Parliament elected with Italy’s right-wing Lega party, may be preparing to leave the party after...

A Borderland Carnival Brings Color and Community to Muggia

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by Nina Vaclavikova Interviews: Paolo Polidori - mayor of Muggia, Nicola Delconte - vice mayor of Muggia The 72nd edition of the Carnevale Muggesano, one of...

A Provocative Mahagonny Shakes Teatro Verdi, and the Audience Applauds

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by MK On Friday night at Trieste’s Teatro Verdi, Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny announced itself not just as an opera revival...

Judicial Pressures and Reform Debates Take Center Stage in Trieste

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by InTrieste Interviews: Massimiliano Fedriga, Governor of the Friuli Venezia Giulia Region; Donata Vianelli, rector of the University of Trieste; Patrizia Castaldini, Chief Public Prosecutor,...

FVG: Clear Skies Until Monday, Rain and Mountain Snow From Tuesday

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by InTrieste Meteorologists at Arpa, the regional environmental agency, forecast largely clear conditions across Friuli Venezia Giulia through Monday, with abundant sunshine, falling temperatures and...

Monfalcone Opens New Three-Year General Medicine Training Program

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by Maximiliano Crocamo Interviews: Riccardo Riccardi, FVG Councilor for Health, Social Policies and Disability, Delegate for Civil Protection The Friuli Venezia Giulia regional government inaugurated a...

From Monet to Magritte: A Modern Art Blockbuster Comes to Udine

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by InTrieste A city better known for its understated elegance than for blockbuster exhibitions is stepping into the international spotlight. Beginning this week, Casa Cavazzini,...

Friuli Venezia Giulia Moves to Address Shortage of Family Doctors

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by InTrieste The regional government of Friuli Venezia Giulia has introduced emergency legislation aimed at easing a growing shortage of family doctors, a problem officials...

Italy Allows Metal Detectors in Schools After Fatal Stabbing

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by InTrieste The Italian government has authorized the use of metal detectors in schools, expanding security measures in the wake of a fatal knife attack...

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