Enrico Letta

Eddie O’Connor accused of using ‘antiquated stereotypes’ during climate conference

Analysis: Decarbonisation provides big opportunity if mix of policy, finance and innovation is right

Dublin Climate Dialogues event will ‘enact meaningful and binding commitments’

Europe Letter: Italy’s debate over jus culturae proposes new legal basis for citizenship: education

Move to be ‘catalyst for a much more meaningful outcome in November’

Debate provoked by coronavirus crisis goes beyond how to fund spending

Portugese PM describes Dutch finance minister’s dismissal of eurobonds as ‘repugnant’

Former British PM does not reveal how former taoiseach responded to overtures

Split from Democratic Party shifts balance of power in two-week-old coalition government

Ex-Italian PM believes Di Maio and Matteo Salvini will burn out and looks to Macron

Politician from hard right party once likened Cécile Kyenge, then Italy’s integration minister, to an orang-utan

Prime minister issues warning that parties must not ‘dramatise the risk of instability’

Influence-peddling charges precede assembly by PD party led by Matteo Renzi

Final polls show half the electorate are still undecided or intend to abstain

US president says pro-growth policies needed, in interview with Italian newspaper

Stefano, from Tuscany in Italy, first spotted Amy-Louise from Killiney, Co Dublin, at the European Commission headquarters in Brussels where they were both working

Italian prime minister wins confidence vote and tweets his intention to press ahead with reforms

Ending of Italian navy-run Mare Nostrum condemned as a step backwards, as its replacement, coordinated by EU Frontex border agency, has limited range

EU border control can call on one-third of Italian Mare Nostrum’s maritime resources

Disgraced tycoon set to have major say in election of next president of Italy

Giorgio Napolitano had said he would step down as soon as Italy’s EU presidency ended

Slow reform and Mafia scandals have hampered Matteo Renzi’s progress