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The spread between Italian and German government bonds has inspired the creation of an ‘anti-fragmentation’ procedure
Markets are singling out the country as the worst of a bad lot among eurozone nations
Past week has revived memories of more turbulent times, but there are big differences between then and now
Planned withdrawal of ECB stimulus intensifies debate over Rome’s debt
Under pressure from Brussels, Rome is set to auction lucrative seaside concessions
Rome unveils €14bn support package to help nation weather fallout from Ukraine invasion and economic headwinds
Italy’s tough new approach to Russia marks one of the biggest foreign policy shifts in Europe in years
Ukraine war takes toll on eurozone as US economy contracts and renminbi falls
Seven-month fight over Italy’s largest insurance group has raised fears over lasting recriminations
Mario Draghi aims to sign agreement to boost volumes on visit next week
Ending the reliance on one energy supplier will involve painful adjustments for Germany, Italy and other EU nations
Berlin and other EU countries seek alternative suppliers to Russia and ways to shield consumers from rising prices
Financial markets are understandably twitchy as next year’s parliamentary elections approach
Another year of Draghi as PM is welcome but longer-term prospects are bleak
The vote for a new head of state could weaken the government and damage the prospects of economic reform
A move upstairs to Italy’s presidency looks the best way to carry on the good work
The ex-ECB head is viewed as a favourite to become head of state this month, but the vote is hard to predict
Nomination of current prime minister Mario Draghi could fuel government crisis
Backing for growth agenda amid soaring Covid rate and unsettled political landscape
Accept new infrastructure or the lights will go out, warns energy transition chief
Unions to protest against planned tax cuts that they say will benefit higher earners
For too long Italian companies have not been competing in the global economy
What will be the consequences for Italy, and for Europe, if the prime minister fails to deliver?
Prime Minister Mario Draghi has pledged reform — but is it enough?
Former ECB chief has transformed perceptions of his country but may not be premier for much longer
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