First ‘Made In Italy’ High School To Open In 2025
by InTrieste
The Italian government is preparing to open the nation's first Made in Italy high schools in 2025, the minister for Business and Made...
Trieste’s Green Pass Protest Leader Banned From Rome
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Stefano Puzzer, the leader of the high-profile No Green Pass protests which took over our city last month, has been banned from...
President Fedriga On Immigration: “Europe Needs To Take Its Responsibility”
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Immigration and European unity were at the forefront of this morning’s press conference in the region, lead by the president of Friuli Venezia...
Italy Gives Green Light to Massive Stimulus Package
by In Trieste
Italy's parliament has approved the government's €222 billion European Union-funded recovery plan by a huge majority after the package was presented to the...
Trieste Votes New Mayor in Run-Off Election
by In Trieste
Triestini will vote for a new mayor this weekend in a run-off election after there was no outright winner in the mayoral...
Mayoral Elections: Russo Confronts Dipiazza
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Mayoral candidate for PD (Partito Democratico) Francesco Russo made a public appearance with the outgoing mayor Roberto Dipiazza and emphasized areas of...
Fedriga Ends Political Standoff in Friuli Venezia Giulia Without Cabinet Changes
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Massimiliano Fedriga, governor of Friuli Venezia Giulia region, has defused a political crisis within his governing coalition without making changes to his cabinet.
The...
Italian PM Seeks European Union’s Help To Stop Migrant Crossings
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The Italian government is ready to introduce "extraordinary measures" to deal with a surge of migrant arrivals, premier Giorgia Meloni pledged in a...
Trieste Residents Seek Public Debate on Porto Vecchio Redevelopment
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More than 1,500 people have signed a petition calling for a public debate on the future of Porto Vecchio, a historic waterfront area...
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...
