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A route tracing the hero’s flight across the peninsula in 1849 runs spectacularly over the Apennines then descends to the sea via a string of gorgeous Tuscan towns

Huge floods in northern Italy displaced tens of thousands of people in May. Few have got their lives back since.

Image: Formula 1 Formula 1 has canceled the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, which was scheduled to take place in Imola, Italy, on May 27-29 due to flooding.

A group of scientists say in a new study that climate change in itself wasn't responsible for a series of exceptional rain and resulting deadly flooding in northern Italy in recent weeks

Taking stock of the flooding calamity that struck Italy's Emila Romagna region forcing the cancelation of the Grand Prix at Imola.

Find out why there is no Formula One race on this weekend, with the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix originally scheduled for Sunday cancelled.

"We've lost a colleague, an acquaintance, a friend. The loss of life is the worst result of the catastrophe that struck Cesena and the regions of Emilia-Romagna and De Marche [in Italy] on May 16," Matteo Evangelisti, Biondi Giulio's manager,...

Flooding upended tens of thousands of lives this week in Emilia-Romagna, a region that has also experienced drought in recent years.

The Formula 1 organization has donated €1 million to the relief effort organized in response to the severe flooding in Emilia-Romagna, which led to the cancellation of the 2023 Imola race, according to motorsport.com. The death toll following the floods that hit north-eastern Italy on Tuesday and Wednesday

More than 20 rivers have burst their banks in Italy, leaving 13 people dead and forcing thousands from their homes after six months' rainfall fell in a day and a half.