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Group controlled by Benetton family accuse Italian government of breaching EU law
Betting activity thrives despite hopes that prolonged closure of sector will help tackle addiction
Former youth minister seen as threat to League leader’s once-unquestioned dominance
Proposals help country’s debt narrow gap with its German benchmark
Travel throughout country to be allowed in attempt to kick-start tourism in time for summer
Veneto governor Luca Zaia seen as potential League leader after region’s success in fighting pandemic
It is hard to overstate the turn to Euroscepticism. It will not go away when lockdown ends
Emmanuel Macron is right that without solidarity the single currency could fail
Betting against many large Italian companies is a poor way to bet against the Italian economy
Coronavirus economic package agreed by eurogroup faces political hurdles
An issue that is dividing policymakers attracted nearly 1,000 comments. Here are the best responses
Furious at their plight being ignored and over resistance to coronabonds, Italians’ sense of betrayal deepens
Divergence of fortunes with nearby Lombardy stems from keeping more patients away from hospitals, experts say
The country’s vast informal economy is the other casualty of the coronavirus lockdowns
Italy’s prime minister praises ECB bond-buying moves but says more must be done
Germany blocks exports of medical supplies to Rome and ECB president shakes market confidence
Emergency measures are essential but carry risks for the multitude of small, family-run businesses
With Italy in lockdown, the locals are experiencing a slower pace of life
Nationwide shutdown set to thrust eurozone’s third-largest economy into recession
Measures designed to mitigate impact of severe movement restrictions across country
Giuseppe Conte’s lockdown decree in northern regions triggers deadly prison riots
Brussels should relax fiscal rules to help Rome deal with the outbreak
Rome says Brussels may need to offer flexibility as outbreak extends to other EU countries
Former bond-market pariahs see record demand in recent auctions
Italian senate opens way for prosecution but risks giving League leader a high-profile platform
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