The Latest Breaking News from Rome

Some dishes make a lasting impression, and this weektwo memorable creations from Rome and London meet to inspire a nutty salad of creamy gorgonzola and mixed leaves

Before artificial sweeteners, people satisfied their cravings for sweetness with natural products, including honey or dried fruit. Raisin wines, made by drying grapes before fermentation, were particularly popular. Historical records show these wines, some known as passum, were enjoyed in the Roman Empire and throughout medieval Europe. The most famous…

Up to 300,000 people, according to the organisers, took part in the demonstration led by opposition parties in Rome to demand an end to the war in Gaza. Many criticised the governments of Giorgia Meloni and Benjamin Netanyahu. Among the flags flown were those of Israel.

Long jumper Liam Adcock has clinched his first gold medal in the Diamond League, capping a great night for Australian athletes in Rome.

Alaska Airlines announces its inaugural nonstop flight to Europe, connecting Seattle to Rome starting May 2026, marking a significant milestone in the airline's international expansion.

Activists from Greenpeace turned one of Rome’s most iconic baroque fountains red on Friday morning, symbolising what they called the "blood bath in Gaza".

The Diamond League season picks up in Europe as the action intensifies for some of the world’s top athletes.

The mayor of Rome, New York, Jeffrey Lanigan denies that he attacked his allegedly ‘intoxicated’ predecessor Jim Brown during a country club function

From colors inspired by cars spotted in Rome, to the most sought-after shade of red, these are the best Lick paint colors to style in your home