General practitioners are striking today and tomorrow, September 15th and 16th, against the agreement on community homes. The FIMMG (Italian Federation of Medical Doctors) is not participating.
Robot protest in Warsaw, in front of the Ministry of Digital Affairs: the details.
Train strike from 9:18 PM today to 9:00 PM tomorrow: disruptions possible even before the protest begins. Here's the latest situation.
What you need to know about the Trenitalia strike called for September 7 and 8, 2026, which will cause inevitable disruption to those who must take the train to get around.
Train strike on September 7th and 8th: possible disruptions for Trenitalia, Italo, and Trenord. Detailed schedules and guaranteed service slots.
Mosque in Mestre: Bangladeshis threaten to strike if the municipality doesn't authorize the project, sparking tensions with Mayor Venturini.
Train strike today, July 24th, protests and disruptions on the rail network: here are the guarantee periods and how to request a refund.
Trains will be suspended for 24 hours on July 24th, affecting Trenitalia, Trenord, and other railway companies. Here are the guaranteed service times and routes.
June 13th air strike: EasyJet grounding and possible disruptions at Verona, Cagliari, and Milan Linate airports. Here are all the details.
Rail strike June 11 and 12, 2026: cancellations and delays on Trenitalia, Italo, and Trenord, with service limited to guaranteed time slots.
After the meeting at the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, the mobilization was partially halted.
Train strike approaching: 23 hours of protests between June 11th and 12th, with possible disruptions to Frecce, Intercity, and regional trains.
June 2026: Strikes in Italian transport amid contractual demands and union protests, with potential disruptions on trains, planes, and public transport.
Friday will be a very busy day for those traveling around the country. Stay up-to-date on the official websites to find out how to get around.
A 24-hour general strike on May 18, called by several trade unions, including transport, schools, and healthcare.
May 2026 will be a month full of strikes with many potential inconveniences for travelers.
Black Friday for Milanese residents due to the public transport strike: here's all the useful information.
Transport strike: today the date of the shutdown will begin, forcing residents to crowd supermarkets in search of food and other essential goods.
Trucks are ready to stop for five days throughout Italy: here are the reasons for the mobilization.
Two transport strikes on April 10, 2026, will affect planes and buses: disruptions between the afternoon and evening with delays, cancellations, and reductions.
March 27 strike: widespread demonstrations affecting transportation, schools, and information, with demands for wages, working conditions, and contracts.
Friday, March 27, 2026, will see significant disruption for those using public transportation. Let's find out where and how long the disruption will last.
A day of protests across the country: the general strike on March 9th involves schools, healthcare facilities, and public offices. Changes to services and daily activities are possible.
During the March 9, 2026, strike, there may be disruptions on trains and schools due to the nationwide workers' mobilization.
Black Friday for train passengers. Here's everything you need to know about today's and tomorrow's strike.
Italian transport is on alert: trains and planes will be grounded at the end of February due to another strike. Everything you need to know about guaranteed schedules and routes.
The unions have confirmed the suspension of flights on February 16 and March 7: now, however, there is a risk of requisition.
Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Matteo Salvini: "A strike during the Olympics is absurd."
It's going to be a Black Thursday in Milan: everything you need to know before you travel.
Strike January 9 and 10, 2026: Trenitalia stops operating, EasyJet flights are suspended, and school activities are suspended. All the details you need to know.
The CGIL, the union that called the December 12 strike that paralyzed Italian cities, has released the first concrete results, and according to the union, they have been truly positive, demonstrating that regardless of their role in society, citizens felt the need to bring...
General strike on December 12th, a 24-hour shutdown across Italy, including both public and private sector workers. All the details for citizens and workers.
On Friday, December 12th, there will be a workers' strike called by the CGIL union. Let's find out where and how it will take place, and what inconveniences residents will experience.
Public transportation is at risk today, Tuesday, December 9th, in Rome: minimum time slots guaranteed during the strike. Here are all the details.
Turin, pro-Pal protesters storm the La Stampa offices: vandalism and manure throwing alarm the editorial staff and institutions.
General strike November 28: what's happening to trains, buses, schools, and flights. Essential information to ensure you're prepared.
It's going to be a Black Friday for train travelers: here's all the useful information you need to know.
Following the failed summit at Palazzo Chigi, the unions announced a 24-hour strike over the future of the former Ilva plant.
The November 14 strike: public transport shut down in Rome and student demonstrations across Italy. All the details for today.
Several protests are expected in the final month of 2025: here are the dates to mark in red on your calendar.
The CGIL (Italian General Confederation of Labour) has called a general strike for December 12th against the Budget Law. Prime Minister Meloni comments on social media.
Strike day on November 7th: possible disruptions to the metro, trams, and buses. Here are the cities involved.
Planes, trains, and buses at risk: November brings a wave of strikes and disruptions for travelers. Here are all the details and what you need to know.
Train strike October 21: 24-hour strike by RFI technical staff, with possible delays and instructions for travelers. Here's what you need to know.