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The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from March 23 to April 8:

Manfacturing pushes ahead and recipes for growth – The foreign press continued to observe Italian politics closely, but didn’t lose track of the economic trends. And they were focused on the January “surprise” manufacturing reports that showed a 0.8% rise from December.

The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from March 9 to 20:

Fiat wins the emission race – Last week, there were several articles dedicated to Fiat, a company often discussed in the foreign press. There were pieces on the new “bolide” being produced by Ferrari  (Expansion, March 5 – LaFerrari, el nuevo bólido de Ferrari) as well as business news.

The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from March 5 to 6:  

The success of Yoox
Financial Times – Yoox proves resilience of luxury goods
Luxury brands hold even during the crisis: the internet retailer Yoox.

Italy and post-election scenarios – Italy’s elections, with the non-victory of the center-left, suprising growth of the 5 Stars Movement and the revival of the center-right, attracted the attention of the major papers of the foreign press. There were numerous reports and comments, all in an attempt to understand the lessons to be learned from the results of the elections. Their primary concern was explaining and listing the possible outcomes of the elections.

The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from February 26 to 27:

The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from February 23 to 25:

Italy, a vote for the future – The countdown started for the Italian elections and the foreign press was even more interested and concerned with possible scenarios for what will come afterwards. Various papers wrote guides for the 2013 elections, explaining the detailed rules and behind the scenes aspects of Italian politics. They also underlined the importance of these elections for ‘Europe (from Feb.

The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from February 19 and 20:

The most interesting articles in some of the major foreign papers from February 16 and 18:

The Pope resigns – “Pope’s resignation overshadows Italian elections.” The Portuguese daily Publico headline showed how the attention of the foreign press moved from Italy’s politics to the announcement made by Pope Benedict XVI. The news of the pontiff’s withdrawal, announced on February 12, was covered by all over the world, from Spain (El Pais – El Papa renuncia para limpiar el Vaticano) to Brazil  (Folha de S.