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The 17 pages that link to Italy, each with the reason it gives.

• Italian languageRelated: Italian is the country’s official language and the first language of most residents.

• State captureBroader topic: The term also illuminates how organized private interests can shape policy in established democracies.

• Percy Bysshe ShelleyRelated: Shelley spent much of his final years there and wrote several major works in Italy.

• 1990 FIFA World CupNarrower topic: Italy hosted the tournament across twelve cities and stadiums.

• BroccoliRelated: Broccoli was developed and popularized in Italy before spreading abroad.

• European Recovery ProgramRelated: American aid visibly backed the Christian Democrats in the pivotal 1948 election.

• SardiniaNarrower topic: Sardinia is one of Italy’s five autonomous regions.

• GreeceCompared with: Its position across the Ionian Sea makes it a major western neighbor and European comparison.

• Panavia TornadoRelated: Italy contributed to development and acquired Tornados for its air force.

• Dario FoNarrower topic: Fo’s career and political satire were rooted in Italy’s public life and theatrical culture.

• Population ageingBroader topic: Low fertility and long life expectancy have produced a strongly aged population structure.

• Eros RamazzottiNarrower topic: Italian-language songwriting and the Sanremo festival shaped Ramazzotti’s early public identity.

• KlagenfurtRelated: Klagenfurt lies within a region connected to northern Italy by Alpine routes.

• Leghorn chickenRelated: Leghorns trace their origins to Italian chickens.

• Mohammad Zahir ShahRelated: Zahir Shah lived in exile near Rome from 1973 until his return to Afghanistan in 2002.

• PiñataRelated: The European piñata tradition is often traced through Italian Lenten customs.

• Rhône-AlpesRelated: The region’s eastern Alpine border met Italy.