La Repubblica

Italy will reopen its manufacturing industry on May 4 as part of plans to ease the lockdown due to the coronavirus, and schools will reopen in September, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said.

"We are working in these hours to allow the reopening of a good part of businesses from manufacturing to construction for May 4," Conte told Italian daily La Repubblica

Dragoljub Zarkovic, who died on Wednesday, was part of a generation of Serbian anti-war journalists that witnessed and reported on a most difficult time for the country.

The death toll from an explosion at a fireworks factory in southern Italy has risen to eight after one of those hurt succumbed to their injuries, a hospital source said July 26.

Greece crashing out of the euro, or ?Grexit,? doesn?t pose a short-term risk to the shared European currency but a medium-term one as it demonstrates that the union is not permanent, Italy?s finance minister said on Friday.

The headline could have read "Making Money Off Others' Misery", yet Italian daily La Repubblica has a migrant smuggler, arrested on Sicily recently, laughing about migrant-laden boats ferrying their human cargo across the Mediterranean to the "promise land", the European Union in this case.

The mass Italian daily La Repubblica this week featured a travel article on what's increasingly a favorite holiday destination for Italian tourists, namely, the large Ionian island of Corfu (Kerkyra) as well as the two small isles to its south: Paxos and Antipaxos.

The travel writer, Giulia Stok, refers to verdant landscapes, blue waters and good food available on the islands.

IMF Director Christine Lagarde gave an interview to seven European newspapers, one of which was Italian “La Repubblica”.

Lagarde stated that she is worried by the medium-term prospects of the Greek economy. She underlined that there is yet a lot of work to be done and a spirit of cooperation will need to be the prevailing force to drive reforms forward.

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Chief Christine Lagarde refered to Greece in an interview with seven large European newspapers, including Italy's La Repubblica. Moises Naim writes that she is worried about the short-term prospects of the Greek economy and that a great deal of work still needs to be done for Greece to get back on track.

Greece and the European Union could reach a deal as early as this week to allow the release of badly needed aid funds for Athens, European Parliament President Martin Schulz said Tuesday.

Greece and the European Union could reach a deal as early as this week to allow the release of badly needed aid funds for Athens, European Parliament President Martin Schulz said March 24.