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23/07/2026

Good news for Italians living abroad!

A new rule introduced in June 2026 makes it much easier for A.I.R.E.-registered citizens to apply for or renew their Carta d'Identità Elettronica (CIE).

Beyond serving as Italy's electronic identity card, the CIE also gives access to a digital identity that simplifies many everyday interactions with the Italian public administration—from taxes and official documents to healthcare and other online services.

Our latest article explains what has changed, who can benefit, and why the CIE is becoming an increasingly valuable tool for Italians living overseas.

Italy's 2026 update makes it easier for Italians abroad to apply for a CIE. Discover the new rules and the benefits of Italy's digital ID.

21/07/2026

With the rise of nonnamaxxing, the Italian grandmother becomes a cultural symbol of resilience, sustainability and relational well-being, reinterpreted as a desirable model of life among the new generations.

The recent rise of nonnamaxxing is turning the Italian grandma into an unexpected global symbol of modern well-being.

29/06/2026

A recent Italian Supreme Court ruling could strengthen the position of applicants who were unable to secure citizenship before the Tajani Decree. Here's why the decision matters.

A new Italian Supreme Court ruling could help citizenship applicants blocked by consular appointment delays before the Tajani Decree.

24/06/2026

From a weaving workshop in Salento to textile traditions in India and Morocco, craftsmanship, storytelling, and women's knowledge have preserved shared cultural heritage across generations and borders.

Discover the textile traditions of Italy, India, and Morocco through a journey into a weaving workshop in Salento.

11/06/2026

In 2020, shortly after returning from the International Space Station, Luca Parmitano told Italics Magazine that “we always have a mission ahead. The trick is to understand what this mission is and to pursue it to the best of our abilities.”

Six years later, those words read differently. Following the announcement of his appointment as pilot of Artemis III, we are revisiting our conversation with the first Italian commander of the International Space Station.

From life aboard the ISS to Europe’s role in space exploration, from international cooperation to the future of human spaceflight, the interview remains a fascinating portrait of one of Italy’s most remarkable contemporary figures.

Our interview with Luca Parmitano, first Italian commander of International Space Station and Italics Magazine’s Italian of the Year 2019.

01/06/2026

Whether you're relocating through citizenship, a visa, work, retirement, or investment, moving to Italy in 2026 requires careful planning. Here's what you need to know before making the move.

Thinking of moving to Italy in 2026? Explore visa options, citizenship pathways, housing tips, and residency requirements before relocating.

29/05/2026

The discussion around The Devil Wears Prada 2 has mostly focused on the obvious things. The performances. The fashion. The comparisons with the original film. Whether the sequel was necessary at all.

Yet one of the film's most interesting choices has received far less attention: Italy is not treated as a backdrop.

In our latest article, we explore how Milan and Lake Como become some of the film's most compelling characters—and why Italy ends up saying something much larger about beauty, culture, and the meaning of luxury itself.

Most sequels struggle to live up to the original. The Devil Wears Prada 2 faces a different challenge: competing with its Italian locations.

13/05/2026

Tuscany is often described as timeless, and that’s probably the first misunderstanding.

What people call “slow luxury” comes from systems that have been actively maintained for decades—landscapes shaped by traditional agricultural rhythms, estates restored without breaking visual continuity, hospitality designed to feel integrated rather than staged.

The region feels effortless because an enormous amount of effort has been fully absorbed into its structure. That may be why Tuscany continues to define a certain idea of luxury, while so many other destinations imitate its aesthetics without reproducing its coherence. The hills, vineyards, stone farmhouses, muted interiors, and long lunches under soft light have become global visual shorthand for taste itself.

But the real story sits underneath this image.

In our latest article, we explore why Tuscany still shapes the modern idea of slow luxury better than almost anywhere else in the world—and why what appears “natural” is often the result of careful alignment between locals and newcomers.

Slow luxury in Tuscany is built on landscape, production, and cultural continuity shaped over generations—not on timelessness alone.

05/05/2026

Italy’s Constitutional Court has upheld the Tajani Decree. The ruling confirms new limits on citizenship by descent, but legal challenges and further reviews may still follow. What does this mean in practice for applicants and families of Italian descent?

Italy’s Constitutional Court upholds the new citizenship law. Discover what the ruling means and the future legal challenges.

25/03/2026

Italy is updating its flat tax regime once again in 2026, with higher thresholds for high-net-worth individuals and new implications for those considering relocation. Here’s what’s changing and what it means in practice.

Italy’s flat tax increases in 2026. Discover new rates, eligibility, and visa options for high-net-worth individuals moving to Italy.

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