Italy has lifted the biometric data collection requirement for American students.
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Author: Editorial Staff
After the Ban on Keyboxes, Electronic Keypads Multiply Across Florence
Many property owners seem to have found a way to bypass the rule, according to a group of activists.
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Water Highway Works Proceed Smoothly in Florence and Surrounding Areas
Only some isolated problems have been reported, mostly in upper-floor apartments.
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Uffizi Tower Crane: Director Confirms Dismantling After Nearly 20 Years
Uffizi director Simone Verde has confirmed that the tower crane behind the museum will be removed in the coming weeks.
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Fiorentina’s European Dream Ends in Heartbreak in Extra Time
The Viola were eliminated by Spain’s Real Betis, who advanced to the final in Wrocław, Poland.
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Robert Francis Prevost Elected as First American Pope
Robert Francis Prevost has been elected pope—becoming the first American to ascend to the papacy.
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Florence as a Symbol of European Peace: Costa at the European University Institute
“Florence embodies the European peace project,” said European Council President Antonio Costa.
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Major Water Outage in Florence: Full List of Affected Streets
Major Water Outage from 9 to 11 May; a detailed street-by-street map of all affected areas in Florence.
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From Arezzo to Rome: How Tuscany Shaped the Modern Papal Conclave
In January 1276, the city of Arezzo hosted the first papal conclave conducted under formalized rules.
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Major Water Outage in Florence: 11 Water Trucks Available
The city will deploy 11 water trucks across various neighborhoods to provide access to drinking water.
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