The Economist Matteo Renzi has already wasted two years on constitutional tinkering. The sooner Italy gets back to real reform, the better for Europe

The Economist Matteo Renzi has already wasted two years on constitutional tinkering. The sooner Italy gets back to real reform, the better for Europe

I fucking love science What's happening in Italy, and could it get worse?

Los Angeles Times Sports Nothing, it seemed, was going to work late in the fifth set against a suddenly surging Italy.

Washington Post World So far, overall arrivals to Italy — about 28,600 since Jan. 1 — are roughly on par with 2015, and are not yet near the huge numbers seen in Greece at the peak of the crisis last year. Nevertheless, they are provoking what Italy calls a disproport Read more ... ionate, even hysterical, response from its neighbors.

The Economist Faster growth across the EU as a whole is required to keep Italy

L.A. Times Food What Jonathan Gold is eating while on vacation in Italy.

The New York Times - Travel We caught up with Kathy McCabe, who for the past 12 years has written and published Dream of Italy, a subscription newsletter devoted to travel in Italy.

TIME Photo "Photographer Charles Traub’s Italy bursts with the colors of life. And that is why it is so sexy."

TIME Photo Charles Traub’s Italy bursts with the colors of life.