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Italy eases restrictions in most regions ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Tue, Feb 2 2021 12:27 IST | ​ 0 Views Italy eases restrictions in most regions. Image Source: IANS News Rome, Feb 2 : Coronavirus restrictions has been eased in most of Italys 20 regions after the country witnessed continued improvement in the pandemic situation. Only Sicily, Sardinia, Apulia, Umbria, and the autonomous province of Bolzano remained in the so-called "orange zone" -- meaning they were still facing a me...

ROME, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- Coronavirus restrictions were eased in most of Italys 20 regions on Monday after the latest epidemiological picture showed an improving pandemic trend in the country. Only Sicily, Sardinia, Apulia, and Umbria, plus the northeast autonomous province of Bolzano remained in the so-called "orange zone" -- meaning they were still facing a medium risk of contagion. All the other regions turned yellow, which allowed restaurants, bars, and any other eateries to resume ...

2021-02-01 22:06:44 GMT2021-02-02 06:06:44(Beijing Time) Xinhua English Video Player Close ROME, Feb. 1 (Xinhua) -- Coronavirus restrictions were eased in most of Italys 20 regions on Monday after the latest epidemiological picture showed an improving pandemic trend in the country. Only Sicily, Sardinia, Apulia, and Umbria, plus the northeast autonomous province of Bolzano remained in the so-called "orange zone" -- meaning they were still facing a medium risk of contagion. All the other ...

By Ray Spaziani Ray Spaziani Winter is upon us and it is time to try some appassimento. Or perhaps we should try some ripasso wines. In the region of Valpolicella north of Verona, these terms are common. Appassimento is a process of making wine by drying out the grapes. Ripasso is refermented on the lees (deposits of dead or residual yeast) of a wine made using the appassimento process. There are two famous wines made this way: Amarone, and a sweet dessert-style wine Recioto della Valpolicella....

Wind beats solar in Italian joint tender amid rising prices Industry calls for better permitting process as a lack of submitted projects pushes up prices and less than a quarter of the available 1.2GW is awarded in latest joint wind-solar auction by Heather O’Brian Wind projects were awarded 259MW of capacity in Italys latest joint tender, with solar only winning 20MW Sign in to continue Breaking industry news and email bulletins Analysis of the lastest trends to help you make informed decisi...

To grow in foreign markets you need facts and not vague promises Despite the pandemic, which has caused more challenges in the international trade, the 2019/20 campaign of tomato derived products shows a positive commercial balance, with prices that have increased on average by 10% compared to the previous period. In the photo, Domenico Demaio and Andrea Demaio, owners of the Rosso Gargano brand. "Although the campaign was characterized by uncertainty, from production to marketing to the ongoi...

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1. FTC approves Otto Bock HealthCare North America, Inc.’s application to divest assets in prosthetic knee merger. On Dec. 1, 2020, the FTC announced its approval of an application by prosthetics manufacturer Otto Bock HealthCare North America Inc. to divest certain assets it acquired when it consummated its acquisition of FIH Group Holdings LLC (Freedom Innovations), including all microprocessor prosthetic knee (MPK) products and technology. Otto Bock completed its acquisition of Freedom In...

Lonely Planet 2021 Challenge #2: How to say “hello” in Indonesian, Italian, Pashto, Burmese, Swedish and Vietnamese Maya Stanton The Shwedagon Paya in Yangon, Myanmar ©Nguyen Quang Ngoc Tonkin/Shutterstock You may not be able to speak the language fluently in every country that you visit, but knowing how to at least say hello will get your conversations started on the right foot. Not only is it a good way to show respect for the local people and customs, its also the first st...

Aerospace and defence group Leonardo will invest 360 million euros ($436 million) in the next few years to modernise four factories based in southern Italy, its Chief Executive Alessandro Profumo said on Wednesday.