History
The Miracle Of Camp 60 - Part 1
Thursday 23rd February is the 70th anniversary of the arrival in Orkney, off the north coast of Scotland, of around 1,200 Italian POWs....
Read MoreClosed The Italian Pavilion at Auschwitz
The Italian Memorial, designed in the late 60s as a synthesis of art and history, should have been removed and replaced by last October because...
Read MoreVinci: Birthplace of a Genius
On the 15th of April 1452 in the hills of Tuscany, Italy, a peasant girl named Caterina gave birth to an illegitimate son in a small town called Vinci...
Read MoreNew Pompeii Collapse Revives Debate Over Site
A column at the House of Loreius Tiburtinus is the latest piece of Pompeii to crumble.
Read MoreNaples to Ring in New Year with Financial Crisis Firework
The erratic explosion of O'spred is meant to mimic Italy's up-and-down financial markets.
Read MoreEvidence of 'Earliest Europeans' Found in Italy
A baby molar found in Puglia dates back 45,000 years.
Read MoreFrankenstein, Frogs and Signor Galvani
In the great city of Bologna, hidden away in a tiny piazza behind the church of San Petronio, is a statue of Galvani, an 18th century physicist. What, you might wonder, has this scientist got to do with Gothic horror stories?
Read MoreRemembering the Italian Victims of 9/11
The inconsistencies and mystery surrounding Italian victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks has left many searching for answers a decade later.
Read MoreNew Italian Sites Added to UNESCO World Heritage List
"The Longobards, Places of Power" sites gain protection from the United Nation's cultural heritage body.
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