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Rules for claiming Italian citizenship by descent have undergone drastic changes following an abrupt government decree on Friday. Here’s exactly what’s changed – and what to expect going forward. The Italian government has tightened rules for claiming citizenship by descent (also known as citizenship iure sanguinis) in a drastic move intended to put an end

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From Roman taxis wrapped in eToro branding to the slogan of the Italian broker Fineco—“Fineco. As easy as flying”—welcoming travelers at Fiumicino Airport, Italy’s financial landscape is buzzing. In a country of roughly 59 million people, long known for its traditionally risk-averse investors, a visible transformation is underway in the trading and investment scene. The

The President of Lombardy Regional Government in Italy, Attilio Fontana, has promised that his government will collaborate with the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) in Nigeria to strengthen vocational education by establishing a training centre in Abuja and also facilitate training of youths from FCT in Lombardy. President Fontana, who was speaking during a meeting

People travelling to, from or across Italy may face disruption on Friday, March 7th and Saturday, March 8th due to a 24-hour general strike that's set to affect the country's rail and air transport services, as well as the education and healthcare sectors. The walkout, which was planned to coincide with International Women's Day, was

ZeroHedge The leading economics blog online covering financial issues, geopolitics and trading. More Info Premium Content By ZeroHedge - Jan 16, 2025, 12:00 PM CST Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's largest bank, purchased $1 million worth of Bitcoin as an "experiment." The bank has been involved in blockchain projects and expanded its crypto desk last year. This

By Mark Hunter 2 days agoTue Jan 14 2025 09:14:27 Reading Time: 2 minutes Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s largest banking group, has purchased 11 bitcoins, totaling approximately $1.25 million This acquisition marks the first direct investment in cryptocurrency by an Italian bank The bank has declined to disclose its motivations or future plans regarding this investment

Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy’s largest banking group, has made headlines by purchasing 11 bitcoins for approximately $1 million, becoming the first Italian bank to invest directly in the cryptocurrency. The acquisition, confirmed by the bank’s press office, was revealed after a leaked internal email surfaced online. While the bank acknowledged the purchase, it declined to comment