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EGIC conference: Whither the Abraham Accords after Trump?
ROME - The legacy of the Abraham Accords rapprochement between Israel and the Gulf states brokered by the Trump administration may be to prevent Benjamin Netan
WFP chief warns UN of famine in Yemen
Roberto Montella second term as OSCE Sec. General
British Ambassador, “We have left the EU, not Europe”
Sant'Egidio slams U.S. execution of Lisa Montgomery
ROME - The Community of Sant’Egidio is among those expressing outrage at the cruel execution early Tuesday morning of Lisa Montgomery.
Humanitarian crisis in Madagascar
Comment: Italy and the dubious honor of chairing the G20
SOS Mediterranée rescue ship returning to central Med
MARSEILLE -- The rescue ship Ocean Viking of European search and rescue association SOS MEDITERRANEE sailed from this French port Monday headed for the central Mediterranean for the first time in
Twenty drown in migrant shipwreck off Tunisia
Pope, in Christmas message, appeals for Mideast peace
Italians battle to return home from UK
ROME -- Thousands of Italians were struggling Thursday to return home from the UK for Christmas after flights between the two countries were temporarily banned b
Italy bans flights to and from UK
Libya releases 18 Italian fishermen
MAZARA DEL VALLO, Sicily – Libya has released 18 Italian fishermen, detained in Libya for some three months, foreign ministry officials said Thursday.
Comment: The disgusting visit of the Italian delegation to Azerbaijan
Turkey cosies up to Italy as EU threatens sanctions
Italian multinational capitalises on ‘gray matter’
Italy and Algeria mull over new opportunities at summit dinner
WFP Chief urges world to use wealth against famine in Nobel acceptance speech
Four Egyptian spies charged with brutal murder of Cambridge student
ROME – Italian magistrates charged four Egyptian intelligence agents for the “abject and futile” murder of Cambridge student Giulio Regeni who was tortured to a slow death in 2016 by the Cairo spie
Algeria and Italy, committed allies
Pope Francis plans historic Iraq visit in March
Sant'Egidio mediates South Sudan peace process
Di Maio in Algeria to strengthen strategic alliance
Facial-recognition to be implemented in Canadian stores
Facial recognition technologies may start hitting the Canadian stores beginning early next year as supermarket chain owners plan to bring Chinese technology to Northern America.