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Fears rise that restrictions in Italy’s financial centre will cripple its economy
Prime minister who earned plaudits for his handling of coronavirus is now under fire over new restrictions
Country’s debt chief says ‘message of European cohesion’ is helping it to stretch out maturities
Conte government seizes on EU’s willingness to overlook public finances during crisis
Restrictions announced by Rome and Madrid follow surge in coronavirus cases
Tired trattorias used to be the order of the day on Piazza Navona — until the lockdown prompted two brothers to reinvent their own as a cooler offering that appeals to the locals
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Take advantage of the calm before the bustle returns to la città eterna at these smart spots for an al fresco aperitivo
Country enjoys its second-lowest borrowing costs on record for a 30-year bond
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From stylish decor, the perfect location and fabulous service, to excellent food and drink, luxury toiletries and more, here are your favourite places to stay in the Italian capital
Ninety-six sculptures belonging to the Torlonia family are now on show at Villa Caffarelli in Rome
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When the pandemic struck, many countries were ill-prepared. As a second wave hits, what have they learnt from their early decisions?
These scenic runs in the city’s greenest spaces take in aqueducts, obelisks, stunning views of St Peter’s — and even the odd turtle
Over amatriciana and saltimbocca, the three-course boozy lunch is alive and well for power brokers in the Italian capital
Crete poses lower risk and joins other Greek islands on ‘safe’ list after infections fall
Cecilia Marogna worked for Cardinal Becciu, who was forced by the pope to resign last month
Appointment seen as clear signal country’s largest bank will be forced to play role in sector consolidation
Buyers put aside concerns over credit rating and coronavirus to pile in to debt
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Production up over 7% in August as factories catch up on lockdown-hindered work
PBA’s revenues had picked up, but the virus continues to rage in the US and other European markets it exports to
Brands which quickly reorganised distribution channels have softened pandemic impact
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