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After 2,000 years, Italy will finally build a bridge to Sicily

Meloni hails £12bn project mooted since Roman times, amid fears of mafia intervention, quakes and opponents branding it ‘colossal waste’

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telegraph.co.ukStai leggendo10 mesi fa

After 2,000 years, Italy will finally build a bridge to Sicily

Meloni hails £12bn project mooted since Roman times, amid fears of mafia intervention, quakes and opponents branding it ‘colossal waste’

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mercoledì 6 agosto 2025·arabnews.com
Italy to approve world’s largest suspension bridge
ROME: Italy’s government is to give final approval Wednesday to a 13.5-billion-euro ($15.6-billion) project to build the world’s longest suspension bridge, connecting the island…
mercoledì 6 agosto 2025·scmp.com
World’s longest suspension bridge to link Italy with Sicily
The US$15.5 billion project was approved on Wednesday despite long-standing concerns over earthquakes, the mafia, and its military classification.

10 mesi fa

Legal battle looms over Italy plan to build world’s longest suspension bridge

Italy this week approved a US$15.8 billion bridge linking Sicily to the mainland, amid concerns over its scale, seismic risks and environmental impact.

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arabnews.com10 mesi fa

Italy approves $15.5 billion project to build world’s longest suspension bridge from mainland to Sicily

MILAN: Italy cleared the way Wednesday to build the world’s largest suspension bridge linking the Italian mainland with Sicily in a massive 13.5 billion euro ($15.5 billion) infrastructure project that has been long…

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bbc.com10 mesi fa

Italy gives final approval for world's longest suspension bridge to Sicily

The project, which has been started before, still needs to cross several hurdles before building can start.

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aljazeera.com10 mesi fa

Italy greenlights plan to build world’s longest suspension bridge

Italy has approved a $15.5bn suspension bridge which will connect the mainland to the island of Sicily.

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theguardian.com10 mesi fa

Italian government gives final approval for bridge linking Sicily to mainland

€13.5bn allocated for 10-year project to build longest single-span bridge in the world across the Strait of Messina

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mercoledì 6 agosto 2025·

upi.com

Italy approves record-length bridge to connect Sicily - UPI.com

The Italian government announced Wednesday it has approved the construction of a bridge between its mainland and the island Sicily.

mercoledì 6 agosto 2025·

theguardian.com

Italian government gives final approval for bridge linking Sicily to mainland

€13.5bn allocated for 10-year project to build longest single-span bridge in the world across the Strait of Messina

mercoledì 6 agosto 2025·

bbc.com

Italy gives final approval for world's longest suspension bridge to Sicily

The project, which has been started before, still needs to cross several hurdles before building can start.

mercoledì 6 agosto 2025·

telegraph.co.uk

After 2,000 years, Italy will finally build a bridge to Sicily

Meloni hails £12bn project mooted since Roman times, amid fears of mafia intervention, quakes and opponents branding it ‘colossal waste’

giovedì 7 agosto 2025·

dailymail.co.uk

World's longest suspension bridge to be built between Italy and Sicily

The 2.3 mile Strait of Messina Bridge had been held up for decades over mafia infiltration, earthquake, and financial concerns.

giovedì 7 agosto 2025·

sueddeutsche.de

Brücke nach Sizilien: Ein Traum der alten Römer soll wahr werden

Die italienische Regierung beschließt den Bau einer Brücke vom Festland nach Sizilien. 13,5 Milliarden Euro soll das umstrittene Projekt kosten.

giovedì 7 agosto 2025·

arabnews.com

Italy approves $15.5 billion project to build world’s longest suspension bridge from mainland to Sicily

MILAN: Italy cleared the way Wednesday to build the world’s largest suspension bridge linking the Italian mainland with Sicily in a massive 13.5 billion euro ($15.5 billion)…

giovedì 7 agosto 2025·

sueddeutsche.de

Brücke nach Sizilien: Ein Traum der alten Römer soll wahr werden - für 13,5 Milliarden Euro

Die Regierung beschließt den Bau einer Brücke vom Festland nach Sizilien. 13,5 Milliarden Euro soll das umstrittene Projekt kosten.

giovedì 7 agosto 2025·

aljazeera.com

Italy greenlights plan to build world’s longest suspension bridge

Italy has approved a $15.5bn suspension bridge which will connect the mainland to the island of Sicily.

giovedì 7 agosto 2025·

welt.de

Nach Sizilien: Italien genehmigt Bau der längsten Hängebrücke der Welt - WELT

Ein umstrittenes Megaprojekt in Sizilien steht vor der Umsetzung, für Italiens Verkehrsminister Matteo Salvini ist das auch ein persönlicher Triumph. Umweltgruppen und…

giovedì 7 agosto 2025·

elpais.com

Meloni recupera el polémico proyecto del megapuente de Sicilia con un coste de 13.500 millones

La oposición critica el despilfarro y los ecologistas alertan del riesgo de una obra de la que se empezó a hablar en Italia en el siglo XIX. El Gobierno pretende incluirlo como…

venerdì 8 agosto 2025·

scmp.com

Legal battle looms over Italy plan to build world’s longest suspension bridge

Italy this week approved a US$15.8 billion bridge linking Sicily to the mainland, amid concerns over its scale, seismic risks and environmental impact.