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Italy workplace safety and occupational disease crisis

23 clusters · 138 sources · last updated

Latest: Workplace fatalities rise in Calabria and Sicily amid national safety shifts

Italy continues to face a critical surge in occupational injuries and diseases. During the first seven months of 2026, total accident reports rose to 256,471, compared to 244,495 during the same period in 2025. While fat

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July–September 2026 Italian storms, drought and water crises

21 clusters · 201 sources · last updated

Latest: Italy weather: storms and floods cause fatalities and urban chaos

The late‑July hailstorm complex across central and northern Italy continues to generate mounting loss estimates and expanded relief measures. Insured agricultural damage now exceeds €700 million, while total economic los

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Marche region tourism and economic promotion

3 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: Marche region sees rise in international tourism and cultural promotion

The Marche region of Italy is pursuing various initiatives to promote its regional excellence and expand its tourism sectors internationally. In August 2026, the Marche Chamber of Commerce launched the ‘Casa Atletica It

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Marche region hunting and wildlife management

2 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: San Marino and Marche Region reach agreement on wildlife management

The Marche region has seen developments regarding hunting regulations and wildlife management. Following a legal dispute, the Italian Council of State ruled in favor of the Marche region’s 2025/2026 hunting calendar, uph

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Evolution of Italy's rural slow tourism and regional efforts

6 clusters · 31 sources · last updated

Latest: Italy promotes cultural heritage and territorial regeneration

In late July 2026, data showed a rapid rise in “slow tourism” to Italy’s lesser‑known villages, with stays lengthening by 46% and per‑booking spending climbing 74%. Regions such as Molise, Abruzzo, Basilicata and the Cil

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