Rome – The Minister of Interior Matteo Piantedosi has decided to ban the sale of tickets for the upcoming Roma- Feyenoord match to Dutch fans.
Tickets to the match which will take place at the Olimpico stadium on April 20th will be available to anyone except the Dutch after the Ministry of Interior Affairs deemed the ‘risk of riots’ to be too significant.
Rome – The Minister of Interior Matteo Piantedosi has decided to ban the sale of tickets for the upcoming Roma- Feyenoord match to Dutch fans.
Tickets to the match which will take place at the Olimpico stadium on April 20th will be available to anyone except the Dutch after the Ministry of Interior Affairs deemed the ‘risk of riots’ to be too significant.
VATICAN CITY - Pope Francis is “gradually improving” and he is proceeding with his course of treatment whilst “resuming his work," announced the Director of the Press Office of the Holy See, Matteo Bruni, on Thursday. The possibility for a recourse to a "Plan B" for the scheduled Easter Holy Week liturgies remains, however.
VATICAN CITY – Known to be a “difficult patient,” Pope Francis has made clear that his health issues and latest setback are not expected to weaken his resolve to remain on St. Peter’s throne.
The pontiff’s long-time friend, Nelson Castro, an Argentine doctor, sheds light on the conflicting relationship the 86-year-old pontiff has with doctors and nurses.
PARIS – The French Court of Cassation ruled against extraditing ten former Italian far-left militants on Tuesday, each of whom were accused of attacks in the 1970s and 1980s, according to French officials.
Some of the convicted were linked to the Red Brigades, an Italian far-left terrorist group that operated during the violent "Years of Lead" from the late 1960s to the mid-1980s. Murder and kidnapping are among the crimes the former members are convicted of.
