Italy Criminalizes Surrogacy From Abroad, a Blow to Gay and Infertile Couples
Italy passed a law on Wednesday that criminalizes seeking surrogacy abroad, a move the country’s conservative government said would protect women’s dignity, while critics see it as yet another crackdown by the government on L.G.B.T. families, as the law will make it virtually impossible for gay fathers to have children.
As Paris blows its long-earned fiscal credibility, Rome has started to look respectable in the eyes of the EU’s fiscal cops.
Italy faces a round of credit rating agency reviews over the next few weeks with realistic hopes of an upgrade thanks to a ...
Italy’s far-right government has approved a budget for next year of about 30 billion euros, or $33 billion, which officials ...
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Italy: FAO holds global ceremony marking World Food Day 2024 in RomeThe Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) held a commemorative event for World Food Day at its ...
For the past two years Italy has been fighting an intense war with African swine fever (ASF) but there is still no sign of ...
With the Oct. 16 vote, Italy will amend its law to extend its jurisdiction to criminalize even surrogacy “committed abroad.” ...
Italy's government plans to raise 3.5 billion euros ($3.81 billion) from domestic banks and insurers, Prime Minister Giorgia ...
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The 7 Best Food Tours Rome, Italy Has To OfferRome is my favorite city in the world, and its food scene stands out as truly magical. Almost every corner you turn down ...
True Colours founders discuss their move into TV sales under new managing director Elliot Gustin-Hollman and announce their ...
As Rome welcomed the arrival of autumn, waves of avid tourists converged at the crossroads of Via delle Muratte, Via dei ...
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