I'm John Batchel, joined by my good colleague Lorenzo Fiori reporting on Italy and summertime, tourism.

There are parts of Italy that are over tourism, and Lorenzo is here to recommend parts of

Italy that are not heavily trafficked, and you can enjoy yourself. Plus, he has a meal for you when you go there.

I will learn with you. It's on the Adriatic shore.

But we begin with very good news.

Lorenzo, a very good day to you.

Your prime minister is very eager to reestablish nuclear power in Italy,

which for many years has been a controversy.

I endorse her decision.

In a world where there's not enough energy,

Italy must not be left behind or pay exorbitant high prices for electricity, given the needs

that we're all going to have for data centers and maintaining our civilization. I also see

positive news staying with electricity, that Stalantis is looking to build

small EVs that are perfect for your narrow streets at the plant in Naples.

This is extremely positive because otherwise you're being flooded with Chinese EVs.

You're going to push back if Stalanta stays with your

production line in Naples and other cars. They're going to have lots of electric cars. Are there

electric cars on your roads now? Do you see them every day in Milan? Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Good evening to all the listeners. Oh, yes, of course, then the number of electric cars are increasing,

and also the possibility to recharge the battery are also increasing in terms of number,

not only in the motorway, but now you can see many, many device to do it in downtown.

So to me, it's an important point of making the urban traffic more sustainable,

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