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Possible deal could unlock stalemate over debt-laden company’s future
Italy’s lenders in particular are in their sweetest spot since before the financial crisis
Defence minister Guido Crosetto says ‘Ukraine and our allies will be happy’
Also in this newsletter: Italy’s firebrand prime minister plays nice
Four of the best spots for an artisanal beer in and around the Eternal City
Hugo De Ana’s grim staging of Verdi’s opera in Milan is redeemed by explosive music
New Italian protocols aim to stem flow of people while avoiding another Ocean Viking-type row
Motorists endure day of disruption after Giorgia Meloni’s government accuses operators of speculation
After a decade of restoration, a 16th-century seminary in the heart of Milan’s fashion district has been opened to the public for the first time
The much-maligned salume is finally getting its due
Capture of the last fugitive Cosa Nostra ‘godfather’ highlights the state’s progress against organised crime, experts say
Hems swept the floor, tailoring was easy and elegant — and great coats were the greatest
Contentious Messina span seen as investment catalyst but confronts local resistance
At Pitti Uomo in Florence, tailored clothes were promiscuously combined with streetwear — to mostly good effect
Gangster convicted of multiple murders caught at Palermo medical clinic after 30-year hunt
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Rome seeks role in developing the natural resources of the continent
All hail the ‘king of Roman cuisine’, which is at its most glorious in the winter
Can the Amalfi crowd be persuaded to switch pasta and Insta-posing for mountain hikes and sunrise yoga?
GOI’s partnership with commodities trader Trafigura gazumps Crossbridge in deal that rescues Sicilian plant after EU sanctions hit
Also in today’s newsletter: a legislation logjam in Brussels looms ahead of the 2024 election shutdown
Works from the cosmetics heir’s holdings reflect his taste for the imperfect, unfinished and grotesque
Giorgia Meloni’s attempt to impose a €60 minimum for cards has been quashed, to the relief of Italian consumers
FT poll points to Rome as EU economy most at risk from higher borrowing costs
France, Germany and other states say situation does not warrant change in coronavirus policies
Italy also imposes restrictions after surge in cases following end of Beijing’s containment policy
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