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- 5d ago
Italian fishing fleets halt in ports from Ancona to Termoli over diesel prices
Boats in several Italian regions stayed tied up on 22 October as crews from Termoli to Ancona protested diesel prices and asked the government for faster aid.
- 5d ago
Guardia di Finanza arrests eight in Marche quake reconstruction mafia probe
Investigators have arrested eight people, including a former chief of staff to the Marche regional president, and seized assets worth over 57 million euros. The probe covers alleged mafia infiltration and corruption in rebuilding work after the 2016 earthquake.
- Oct 16
Italian air-traffic data network fault cancels flights nationwide, ENAV restores full operations
A fault in the data network behind Italy's air-traffic control slowed or halted flights from 6am on Friday, 16 October, with cancellations at airports from Rome to Palermo. ENAV later said operations were back to 100%.
- Oct 1
Eni cuts fuel prices by 20% for agriculture as Italian station caps reach 11,500 sites
Eni launched a 20% fuel discount for Italian agricultural and fishing businesses on 2 October 2026, widening price-cap measures that now cover over 11,000 petrol stations nationwide.
- Sep 30
Shipyard fire at Fincantieri Ancona leaves one worker dead and another critically injured
A night-shift fire at Fincantieri's shipyard in Ancona killed a 54 or 55-year-old subcontractor and critically injured a 29-year-old, triggering nationwide union strikes over safety.
- Jul 4
Rai unveils autumn schedules in Ancona, 'Chi l'ha visto?' host still vacant after Sciarelli exit
Rai presented its 2026-2027 autumn-winter line-up in Ancona, with Salvo Sottile taking over Ore 14 and Eleonora Daniele debuting in prime time, but the successor to Federica Sciarelli at Chi l'ha visto? remains undecided.
- Jun 24
Federica Sciarelli to leave 'Chi l'ha visto?' after 22 years, Rai confirms search for successor
After more than two decades at the helm of Italy's iconic missing-persons programme, Federica Sciarelli is stepping down. Rai says it is already evaluating who will take over the Wednesday-night institution.
- Jun 14
Two deadly car crashes in Marche kill three and injure eight within 30 minutes
A 30-minute span early Sunday saw two separate head-on collisions in Italy's Marche region, leaving three people dead and eight injured.
