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Vegan activists promoting the diet in the US. Photo: AFPPopular Italian TV chef Gianfranco Vissani described vegans as "a sect" and said he would "kill them all", before being swiftly rebuked by a co-presenter on a cooking programme.
The episode of 'In Onda' (On Air) featured a discussion about molecular gastronomy, a current cooking trend where food scientists study the chemical transformations that take place while food cooks in order to experiment with different tastes or creative appearance.
When one chef described this kind of cooking as a "lifestyle", Vissani was swift to interject. "What do you mean, like vegans?" he asked, before launching into a tirade against vegans.
"Vegans are like [members of] a sect, they're like Jehovah's Witnesses," he said.
The outburst was met with laughter in the studio, but another chef, Davide Oldani, immediately retorted: "Gianfranco, don't say suc
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Venice residents have had enough of tourists. Photo: Moyan BreVenice locals have vented their frustration against tourists in Italy’s famous canal city, as mayor Luigi Brugnaro pledges to come down hard on unruly visitors.
Flyers have appeared across the city, which attracts some 20 million people a year, over the last few days, telling tourists exactly what some locals think about their presence.
“Tourists go away!!! You are destroying this area!” read the sign in English. One was even posted on the wall of one of Venice’s oldest churches, the San Giovai in Bragora.
Another, with the image of a pig throwing waste on the ground, was pied to a rubbish bin along the Riva Degli Schiavoni, an overcrowded promenade by the waterfront at St Mark’s Basin.
“Stop. I am not welcome,” the sign read.
It’s unclear who the culprits are but Venice residents have long been frustrate
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The Imam of Florence, Izzedin Elzir, waded into the controversial burqini debate on Thursday by posting a photo on Facebook of habit-wearing nuns splashing around on the edge of the shore – only for the social network to block his account.
Wednesday's post - a response to some French beach resorts baing burqinis - gaered over 2,000 shares.
But when he tried to access his account the next moing, Elzir, who is also the president of the Union of Italian Islamic Communities, found it was blocked.
“It’s incomprehensible,” he was quoted by La Repubblica as saying.
“I have to send them an ID document to reactivate it. They wanted to make sure it’s my account – it’s a very strange procedure."
His account was back online by Friday evening, and the photo is still there.
“I hope it wasn’t suspended because of a photo like this, which was shared by more than 2,000 people w
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Como station. Photo: Muszka/GoogleMapsA Swiss aid organization has criticized the situation at the Swiss-Italian border, saying many refugees are left in “confusion and uncertainty”.
Miriam Behrens, director of the Swiss Refugee Council (SFH), travelled to the border at Chiasso and to the Italian city of Como on Wednesday and Thursday to assess the situation of refugees and “ensure that the rights of people looking for protection are entirely guaranteed,” she said in a statement.
Switzerland has been under fire for several weeks after tuing back thousands of migrants from the Swiss border.
Any refugee has the right to claim asylum when they reach Switzerland. If they do, they should be registered with the Swiss migration office (SEM) and their application processed in due course. If they do not, because they want to transit through Switzerland and claim asylum in another countr
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Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi has a tumultuous few months ahead. Photo: Alberto Pizzoli/AFPBy the end of the year, Italy will face a day of reckoning - and it could be voters who seal the country's fate.
Italians have always been pessimistic about their economy, and tend to have little faith in data that shows even just a modicum of prosperity.
There was a spell of optimism when the energetic Matteo Renzi came to power in February 2014, ushering in reforms to reignite the debt-stricken economy and bringing political stability.
His good work has won praise across Europe, but with most Italians yet to feel the benefit of those reforms, despondency has well and truly retued.
So much so, it could propel them to exploit the upcoming referendum on constitutional reform – on which Renzi has staked his leadership - to make their frustration heard, a move many believe would be the catal
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Base jumper Uli Emanuele died while filming a stunt in Lauterbruen, Switzerland. Photo: Noel ReynoldsBase jumper Uli Emanuele died while shooting a video for one of his stunts in the Swiss Alps.
The 29-year-old became an online sensation through his dangerous stunt videos, including one in which he jumps through a ring of fire.
His team said he died while filming a video for GoPro, the US manufacturer of action cameras, in Lauterbruen, in the Swiss Alps.
Police in the Swiss canton said the accident happened on Wednesday, as he jumped from the 'Black Line' peak at Stechelberg but lost control of his route before hitting the cliffside and dying.
Bo in Alto Adige, Emanuele began his career as a parachutist but in recent years focussed on base jumping and wingsuit flying.
Tributes poured in on social media.
Edoardo Giglio wrote on Facebook: “One of the best people I ever met. One of
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he FCO have launched a passport aware campaign. Photo: FCOEvery year, holidaymakers lose their passports, wallets or other valuables while visiting Italy, causing them needless distress, hassle and extra expense.
The UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has described pickpocketing as "endemic" in Rome in particular, and it is one of the five European cities that sees the most Brits lose their valuables to the sneaky thieves.
Pickpockets are known to operate around airports, main train stations and popular tourist hotspots. "When criminals are seen in buses and underground carriages often Italian members of the public will cry out waings: these should be taken seriously," the FCO was on its website.
It has also launched an awareness campaign as the peak holiday season gets underway, urging travellers to keep their passports safe.
James Freedman, the police-appointed UK Fraud P
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Pokemon arrived in Italy in July. Photo: Tiziana Fabi/AFPAn Italian bishop has threatened legal action against Pokemon Go, saying the "diabolical" game has tued its army of smartphone-wielding players into "walking dead", reports said on Thursday.
Antonio Stagliano, the bishop of the southe town of Noto in Sicily, was quoted by several newspapers as saying he was ready to go to court to get the wildly popular app baed.
The augmented-reality game, which allows players to catch virtual monsters using GPS mapping on their phones, has become a global craze since its launch on July 6th but has also prompted a wave of criticism and controversy.
Stagliano had already lashed out at the game in recent days, declaring it "a totalitarian system close to Nazism" and saying it had "alienated thousands and thousands of young people" by getting them hooked on monster-hunting.
The bishop is
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Venice's Rialto Bridge: famous world-over, but not so much in Italy. Photo: Chris ChabotItaly is full of cultural gems, drawing millions of tourists to the country each year, but many Italians are not aware of them.
The shocking results of a survey sponsored by the drinks company, Bibite Sanpelligrino, have revealed how little some Italians know about the wealth of cultural heritage in their midst.
Some 56 percent of those surveyed said they had never heard of Venice’s famous Rialto Bridge while six out of ten believe that Leonardo Da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’ is in Florence, and not Milan.
Photo: Wikicommons
Equally puzzling is that a large number of those questioned associated Alberobello, a town in Puglia famous for its unique trulli homes, with the former Formula One racing driver, Michele Alboreto, and think Certosa di Pavia, a monastery in Lombardy, is a type of cheese.
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he FCO have launched a passport aware campaign. Photo: FCOEvery year, holidaymakers lose their passports, wallets or other valuables while visiting Italy, causing them needless distress, hassle and extra expense.
The UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has described pickpocketing as "endemic" in Rome in particular, and it is one of the five European cities that sees the most Brits lose their valuables to the sneaky thieves.
Pickpockets are known to operate around airports, main train stations and popular tourist hotspots. "When criminals are seen in buses and underground carriages often Italian members of the public will cry out waings: these should be taken seriously," the FCO was on its website.
It has also launched an awareness campaign as the peak holiday season gets underway, urging travellers to keep their passports safe.
James Freedman, the police-appointed UK Fraud P
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Pokemon arrived in Italy in July. Photo: Tiziana Fabi/AFPAn Italian bishop has threatened legal action against Pokemon Go, saying the "diabolical" game has tued its army of smartphone-wielding players into "walking dead", reports said on Thursday.
Antonio Stagliano, the bishop of the southe town of Noto in Sicily, was quoted by several newspapers as saying he was ready to go to court to get the wildly popular app baed.
The augmented-reality game, which allows players to catch virtual monsters using GPS mapping on their phones, has become a global craze since its launch on July 6th but has also prompted a wave of criticism and controversy.
Stagliano had already lashed out at the game in recent days, declaring it "a totalitarian system close to Nazism" and saying it had "alienated thousands and thousands of young people" by getting them hooked on monster-hunting.
The bishop is
برچسب: نویسنده: استخدام کار تاريخ: پنجشنبه 28 مرداد 1395 ساعت: 20:43
Venice's Rialto Bridge: famous world-over, but not so much in Italy. Photo: Chris ChabotItaly is full of cultural gems, drawing millions of tourists to the country each year, but many Italians are not aware of them.
The shocking results of a survey sponsored by the drinks company, Bibite Sanpelligrino, have revealed how little some Italians know about the wealth of cultural heritage in their midst.
Some 56 percent of those surveyed said they had never heard of Venice’s famous Rialto Bridge while six out of ten believe that Leonardo Da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’ is in Florence, and not Milan.
Photo: Wikicommons
Equally puzzling is that a large number of those questioned associated Alberobello, a town in Puglia famous for its unique trulli homes, with the former Formula One racing driver, Michele Alboreto, and think Certosa di Pavia, a monastery in Lombardy, is a type of cheese.
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Francois Hollande, Angela Merkel and Matteo Renzi will meet in Italy on Monday for Brexit talks. Photo: John McDougall/AFPItalian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande on an Italian island on Monday to discuss the EU's way forward after Britain's shock vote to quit the bloc.
The gathering on the island of Ventotene comes three weeks before an informal EU summit in Bratislava, which is to be held without Britain and is intended to map out a post-Brexit course for the European Union.
Renzi chose the small island off Naples as the meeting place for Monday's talks because of the role Ventotene played in the EU's founding history, the Italian govement said in a statement Wednesday.
Photo: Ilario/Flickr
The island served as a prison for political opponents of the country's fascist govement during World War II
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Rachele Bruni dedicated her medal to her family, her coach and her girlfriend Diletta Faina. Photo: Leon Neal/AFPOpen water swimming star Rachele Bruni was hailed on Wednesday as the first Italian athlete to publicly declare her homosexuality.
Bruni, who won silver in the 10km swim in Rio on Monday, dedicated her medal to her family, her coach and her girlfriend Diletta Faina.
Italian media and gay rights groups said it was a landmark moment for a country which has been slower to recognise same sex relationships than other Weste states.
La Reppublica reported that Bruni was the first Italian sportsman or woman to acknowledge her sexuality, although it is possible other sports figures may have come out to friends and family without attracting media coverage.
Bruni, 25, said her statement had not been a plaed coming out.
"I've always lived my sexuality naturally, without any anxie
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Three young people were injured, two seriously, on Tuesday night after a water taxi in Venice cut through the boat they were on.
The boat was sliced in two by the oncoming water taxi between the islands of San Servolo and Certosa, La Repubblica reported.
The boat passengers, all from Venice, were thrown into the water.
A 24-year-old man is intensive care at Mestre hospital after suffering chest trauma, while a 21-year-old man, who suffered a broken leg and a head injury, is at the same hospital.
The third person – a 19-year-old woman – was treated in hospital before being discharged. The water taxi’s driver was slightly injured.
According to an initial investigation, the boat was travelling without lights on and did not give the right of way to the water taxi, La Repubblica said.
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The incident comes three years to the day a 50-year-old German tourist was c
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The man was caught with a group of eight illegal migrants in his van. Photo: Italian policeA man has been arrested by Italian police for allegedly smuggling migrants into France.
The 37-year-old, a resident of Nice, was arrested in Breil-sur-Roya, a French mountain hamlet close to the border, after being caught carrying eight Eritreans, including three women and two children, in his Citroen van, Italian police said in a statement on Wednesday.
The alleged people-smuggler was followed by police from Ventimiglia, an Italian border town which has become a migrant bottleneck.
Police said the man was already known to police in the area for his involvement with “no border” activist groups.
His arrest follows that of a Tunisian citizen, who was caught smuggling 28 migrants across the border, on July 13th.
Tensions over the migrant situation have grown at the border in recent weeks.
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The Cinque Terre village of Veazza. Photo: Lucadea/FlickrHiking the coastal path that links the medieval fishing villages of Italy's Cinque Terre on its northwest coast is a stop-start affair these days.
Nestled between azure expanses of sea and dry-stone terraced mountains that cascade into the Mediterranean, the rocky way is barely a foot (30 centimetres) wide in places.
And as visitors arrive in ever greater numbers to see why this coer of the Riviera features on so many travel bucket lists, pedestrian traffic jams made the going slow on a sweltering August moing.
But Chinese student Hardy Yang has no complaints on the crowded path between Monterosso and Veazza, two of the five villages that make up Cinque Terre.
"Words fail me, it is so amazing," the 18-year-old told AFP as he and his family, from Yuan province, took a breather. "Are there too many people? No. You k
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Italians politicians have put forward proposals to crackdown on cold-calling. Photo: PexelsTwo proposals from Italian MPs aim to crack down on the phenomenon of cold calls in Italy.
The deputies from the Left Ecology Freedom party, which is led by Nichi Vendola, the former goveor of Puglia, have presented a proposed law "to tackle the phenomenon of abuse and invasion of citizens' privacy through telemarketing".
The law would target not only cold callers, but also companies who call existing customers to send publicity material or to carry out market research.
They noted that recent years have seen a considerable increase in what is known in Italy as "savage" telemarketing, described in the proposal as "improper and invasive practices" which leave consumers "oppressed by unwanted phonecalls".
A second proposal put forward by Italy's Conservatives and Reformists Group aims to create a sp
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Burkinis have been baed at some beaches in France. Photo: AFPItaly will not follow France by allowing burkini bans on public beaches but is plaing tighter regulation of imams and mosques, the country's interior minister said in Idea published on Wednesday.
Angelino Alfano told the Corriere della Sera daily that he regarded France's restrictions on Islamic clothing as counter-productive because of the potential backlash it could provoke.
"The interior ministry's responsibility is to guarantee security and to decide the severity of responses which however must never become provocations that could potentially attract attacks," Alfano said.
Asked specifically about the burkini bans recently introduced by several French seaside towns, Alfano added: "It doesn't seem to me, alas, that the French model has worked for the best."
Alfano, who is plaing to table a new security law in
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The Dogo Argentino, which is baed in the UK, was bred in south America specifically to hunt large animals including wild boar. Photo: Douglas DiógenesAn 18-month-old boy was killed by two Dogo Argentino, or Argentian Mastiff, dogs in a town near the Sicilian city of Catania on Tuesday.
The child’s mother, 34, was injured while trying to protect her son during the attack in the family’s home in Mascalucia.
The boy was taken to hospital but pronounced dead on arrival. The dogs have been impounded.
“Today is a tragic day for Mascalucia,” Fabio Cantarella, the town’s deputy mayor, wrote on Facebook.
“I ask you to pray for the boy and for the mother who was injured while trying to save him from those ferocious dogs.”
The mother was reportedly alone with her child when the attack happened. She has been placed under investigation “as a formality” in order to be able to pr
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Deceiving a lover by falsely claiming to be single or divorced is not just rather unpleasant behaviour, but is punishable by law in Italy.
The ruling came from Italy's highest court, the Court of Cassation, in a case between a married man and his lover.
The woman had known that the man was married when they started the affair, but he persuaded her that he intended to end the marriage - he even created a fake divorce paper on his computer as 'proof' that his marriage was over, for which he is now charged with forgery.
Both the man's wife and mistress were pregnant, La Stampa reported, and the man had begun to look into marrying the girlfriend.
He faced an additional charge of attempted bigamy for this, but this charge was dropped because he argued that his intention was to prolong the love affair rather than get married.
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The Court of Cassation has dealt with cas
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With its combination of pasta, pizza and cheese, the Italian diet might not seem the healthiest. But how do Italians manage to live longer? American writer Rick Zullo tries to get to the bottom of it.
If you’re like me, you’ve often asked yourself, “Why do Italians live longer and stay so trim while consuming daily portions of pasta?”
Perhaps you even read the recent article below debunking the notion that pasta makes you fat.
Eat away: Italian study shows pasta doesn't make you fat
Yes, for me, it’s comforting to see occasional examples of common sense and good science triumphing over fads and false hype. And yet it seems so challenging for logic to gain any traction when up against superior marketing.
The big consumer food brands must absolutely love it when a new fad diet comes along.
Too much fat raises our cholesterol, say the scientists. Great, let’s launch a brand of
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The Trieste-Opicina tramline is popular among tourists. Photo: Roberto VentreEight people were injured after two trams collided in the northe Italian city of Trieste on Tuesday.
The two trams crashed head-on along via Commerciale on the panoramic Trieste-Opicina tramline, a network which includes a funicular, Corriere reported.
Serious injuries were avoided because the trams were on steep stretch of line and so were travelling slowly.
Police are investigating the cause while authorities have launched an inteal inquiry, with Trieste mayor Roberto Dipiazza saying the crash was "unacceptable".
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The tramway, which links Piazza Oberdan, in the city centre, with Villa Opicina, a small town in the hills, is one of the Friuli Venezia Giulia city's main tourist attractions.
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Elia Viviani beat British road sprint star Mark Cavendish into second. Photo: Eric Feferberg/AFPItaly's Elia Viviani broke down in floods of tears in his parents' arms after wiing the Olympic cycling men's omnium gold on Monday.
Viviani was consistently strong over the two-day, six-event race and beat British road sprint star Mark Cavendish into second, with 2012 gold medallist Lasse Norman Hansen of Denmark third.
The Italian even recovered from a fall a third of the way into the final event, the 40km points race, to dust himself down and hold off determined challenges from a number of riders.
Cavendish rode a controlled points race but Viviani marked him throughout, the Briton unable to make significant inroads into the Italian's lead, which he held since wiing the third discipline late on Sunday.
Hansen, whose own hopes suffered a crushing blow on Sunday when he finished last in the elimination race, started clawing his way back into contention by gaining a lap in the po
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Priest Jacques Hamel, 85, was killed by two teens claiming allegiance to Isis.Photo: Charly Triballeau/Pool/AFPFrench President Francois Hollande will meet Pope Francis at the Vatican on Wednesday to discuss the aftermath of the jihadist murder of a French priest, Hollande's office said on Monday.
An official told AFP the meeting was organized "following the events in Saint-Etiee-du-Rouvray", the northe town where 85-year-old priest Jacques Hamel was killed by two teens claiming allegiance to the Islamic State group.
They are also expected to discuss the situation facing Christians in the Middle East.
Interior Minister Beard Cazeneuve is likely to accompany Hollande, the official at the Elysee presidential palace said.
Hollande may also visit San Luigi dei Francesi (Saint-Louis-des-Francais), a French church in central Rome, to pay tribute to the victims of terrorism.
Adel Kermiche and Abdel Malik Petitjean stormed Hamel's church on July 26th and slit his throat in front of
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Italian police officers on patrol at Rome's Fiumicino airport earlier this year. Photo: AFPInterior Minister Angelino Alfano waed on Monday that while Italy is working hard to prevent attacks, there is "no such thing as zero risk".
"Security is a national priority," he said. "Our resources have grown over the last three years, and ours has been a safe country until now, in a context where there is no such thing as 'zero risk'."
He praised the "enormous effort" of the police forces and added that the fact Italy had not been hit by the kind of terrorist attacks which have been seen in France, Germany and Belgium "is not just down to luck".
He added that Italian police work 24-hours-a-day to prevent potential attacks and follow up on information received from other Interpol member countries across the world.
Members of all five of Italy's police units collaborate to track down suspected and potential terrorists, members of the mafia, as well as fugitives and missing people.
It was here
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The animal rights movement has grown in Italy in recent years; this is a protest from 2015. Photo: Filippo Monteforte/AFPA proposed law to punish parents for raising children on restrictive diets has provoked outrage from the vegan community around the world.
The law was proposed last week by Elvira Savino, a member of Berlusconi's centre-right Forza Italia party, and received worldwide media attention as she called for "reckless" vegan parents to be punished with jail time for raising their children on restrictive diets.
She commented on the spread of plant-based diets in the last decade, adding that some people follow the diet simply because it has become "fashionable", and that children raised as vegans without proper medical care suffer from their parents' "ideological excesses".
The Inteational Vegan Rights Alliance, Ivra, has written an open letter to Savino, calling her proposal "unfair, extremely misguided and discriminatory" and urging the politician to amend the wording of
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Often neglected on travel itineraries in favour of Italy's more famous hotspots, Bologna has plenty to offer tourists, from food to art to hidden secrets. Here are nine reasons you should visit at least once in your lifetime.
1. The food
Bologna is known as 'la dotta, la rossa e la grassa' - that's 'the educated' in a nod to its university, Europe's oldest; 'the red', in reference to the terracotta hues of its buildings and the city's historic communist leanings; and most importantly, 'the fat', in reference to the delicious food.
Photo: Gail/Flickr
Even by Italy's notoriously high standards, Bologna is a foodie hub, as you'd expect from the place that invented bolognese (just remember it isn't called that here!). The markets in the centre are great for fresh fruit and pastries, Via del Pratello is a great spot for lunch, and the student area near Via Zamboni has plenty of options for a filling aperitivo, but really you can't go far wrong wherever you choose to eat.
2. Its leaning towe
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Why do we have the day off today? The Local looks at the history behind Ferragosto, and how you can celebrate the day like an Italian.
What are we celebrating?
August 15th is when Roman Catholics celebrate the Assumption of the virgin Mary into Heaven - the day when Catholics believe Mary ascended to heaven "body and soul" after the end of her life on earth.
However, it was a holiday in Italy long before it took on a religious significance.
Ferragosto, the Italian name for the holiday, comes from the Latin Feriae Augusti (the festivals of the Emperor Augustus) which were introduced back in 18 BC, probably to celebrate a battle victory, and were celebrated alongside other ancient Roman summer festivals. These festivities were linked to the longer Augustali period - intended to be a period of rest after months of hard labour.
In Roman times, the celebrations included horse races, and the Siena Palio dell'Assunta, which takes place on August 16th, keeps these traditions alive.
Today, the
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Members of Libyan pro-govement forces hold a position as they fight to clear the Islamic State group (Isis) from its main Libyan stronghold of Sirte. Photo: AFPLibyan authorities have waed Italy about an ISIS cell based in the Milan area with links to one of the extremist group’s battle-hardened veterans, Italian media reported Sunday.
The existence of the network was reportedly revealed by documents seized by Libyan agents after govement forces took over an ISIS headquarters in the city of Sirte earlier this week.
The Italy-based militants were said to be associates of Abu Nassim, 47, a Tunisian who lived in Italy for most of his 20s and subsequently fought in Afghanistan and Syria, before becoming an ISIS commander in Libya.
The reports as conces grow that ISIS fighters dispersed from Sirte could cross the Mediterranean on migrant boats and mount “lone wolf” terror attacks on Italian territory.
Security services have been put on a state of high alert for the peak holida
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