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San Marino’s passport ranks 37th in the global Passport Reports index, granting access to 139 destinations either visa-free or through simplified entry procedures.
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“All the rules can be perfect, but then you need the right people in the right place, and a total absence of conflicts of interest.”
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“If certain matters are highlighted, one must be honest enough to highlight the others too.”
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“The serious problem is that we are starting to have an emigration problem, meaning people leaving this country because it offers them no opportunities.”
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“I believe that from the achievement of this goal, by this majority and this legislature, its relaunch can also begin.”
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The project for a new mobile telecommunications infrastructure in Gualdicciolo will be the focus of a public meeting scheduled for tomorrow, Friday 23 October, at 8:30 pm, in the multipurpose hall of the Centro Gualdo.
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San Marino has broken into Europe’s eSports Top 25 thanks to Davide Casadei.
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The agreement between San Marino and the European Union marks a step forward, but for thousands of Italian cross-border workers, many problems remain unresolved.
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Blocked highways, airports without fuel and cities at risk of paralysis.
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The youngest among those identified following the clashes and vandalism that shook Milan last weekend is just 11 years old.
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“We want answers.
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“Today there is a great need to be prepared.
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“Let’s try to set aside the rhetoric of triumphalism, the idea that everything is fine.”
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“The banking and financial world remains the great, perhaps the last great challenge the Republic must face.”
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“We thought about the future, about the young people who are leaving San Marino in search of one.”
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Three issues dominated the remarks of Finance Secretary of State Marco Gatti during the communications session of the Grand and General Council (Consiglio Grande e Generale): the investigation into Giochi del Titano, the San Marino-flagged ship struck by…
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Speeding up approval of the law against violence and harassment in the workplace.
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The trial of Giorgio Cellarosi, the 85-year-old San Marino resident accused of poisoning several dogs on Titano, will open on November 16 at 3pm.
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San Marino’s EU agreement sparks Council debate: new opportunities and challenges ahead for citizens
A historic signature, a new relationship with the European Union, and a fresh chapter opening for San Marino’s future.
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Improving the organisation of public healthcare, managing staff more effectively and making better use of available resources.
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A podium finish on debut for San Marino’s rhythmic gymnastics team.
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The future of the hospital, the management of the ISS (Institute for Social Security), the case of Dr Giovanni Landolfo and the struggles of public healthcare.
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The investigation into alleged money laundering involving Giochi del Titano has returned to the centre of political controversy in San Marino.
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It’s called Spaccio.AI, and it aims to teach people how to use artificial intelligence in their everyday work.
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The story of San Marino’s cable car — from the earliest ideas behind it to its inauguration in 1959, through to the various upgrades that have marked its evolution over the years — is the focus of a roughly 12-minute documentary produced by MAG., the mult…
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International economics, geopolitics and the challenges facing Italy and San Marino will take centre stage at a conference by professor Antonino Galloni, scheduled for Thursday, 22 October 2026, from 6 to 7.30 pm, at the Italian Embassy in the Republic of…
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Work has officially begun in Valdragone on San Marino’s new Security Hub (Polo della Sicurezza), a facility designed to bring together the Central Command of the Gendarmerie, Civil Protection, the Borgo Maggiore Brigade and joint inter-force units under a…
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A life bound up with Italia in Miniatura, more than forty years at the helm of the park his father founded, and a passion that went well beyond work.
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The investigation into alleged money laundering involving Giochi del Titano and the San Marino-flagged vessel struck in the Black Sea were two of the main topics addressed by the Secretary of State for Finance, Marco Gatti, during his address to the Grand…
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The Federazione Sammarinese di Atletica Leggera (FSAL) has inaugurated its new headquarters in Serravalle, at via Rancaglia 30.
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Speeding up approval of the law against violence and harassment in the workplace.
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Pennarossa retain the lead in the Sammarinese Futsal Championship thanks to a 3-0 win over Folgore.
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Opening address by the Captains Regent Gerardo Giovagnoli and William Casali on the occasion of the first sitting of the Grand and General Council (Consiglio Grande e Generale) for the new term Ladies and Gentlemen, Members of the Council, Mr.
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The association agreement with the European Union opens new opportunities for San Marino, but it also imposes limits on the Republic’s economic policies.
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Insider’s newsroom keeps receiving reports from mothers, and fathers too, raising children alone and paying for everything alone — sometimes holding a court ruling the other parent simply ignores.
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Sharing spaces and services to cut housing costs and foster new forms of communal living.
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A new criminal offence targeting violence at demonstrations, tougher measures for minors and an extra 500 troops deployed in Milan.
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Nine days of sessions, dozens of measures to examine, and a return to Palazzo Pubblico.
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A highway without roundabouts, new opportunities for Rimini’s Fellini airport and a stable solution for cross-border workers.
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Thomas More, canonised by the Church as the patron saint of politicians, wrote in the 16th century, in a celebrated metaphor, that in England sheep were devouring men.
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A billion euros to support hauliers struggling with the rising cost of diesel.
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The protests that swept through several Italian cities over the weekend of 17 and 18 October were organised largely through social media.
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Messages warning of violence and unrest in schools have been circulating in chats among students in the Rimini area and have been shared further on social media.
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A 73-year-old farmer lost his life in the early evening on Tuesday in Montefiore Conca, after being struck by the trailer of a tractor.
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Win or go home.
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Cross-border workers’ pensions, double taxation, driving licences and fine notifications were at the centre of talks as the Italy-San Marino Joint Commission reconvened today at Palazzo Begni.
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The pensioner federations of CSdL and CDLS have launched an assistance service for filling out the RED/EST form, aimed at San Marino residents who receive a pension from Italy.
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The PSD celebrates the signing of the Association Agreement with the European Union and sets out its next priorities: implementation of the agreement, financial integration and VAT reform.
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Satisfaction over the signing of the Association Agreement with the European Union, coupled with a call for ongoing dialogue with institutions to manage the changes ahead.
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The project, sponsored by the Secretariat of State for Education and Culture, brought to San Marino a delegation of young musicians from the United Arab Emirates for a week of study, rehearsals and cultural exchange.