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A tale of two Prime Ministers
Book review:The Tenth Parallel. Dispatches from the fault-line between Christianity and Islam. Eliza Griswold. FSG New York
Sant'Egidio sets up free Congo AIDS clinic
Bahraini opposition lobbies Italy for support
ROME – - Intermittent coverage has been given to Bahrain’s panicked crackdown on protests since they began on February, with the list of outrages growing ever longer: doctors charged and sentenced
Antiquity meets modernity: I Colori dell’Ara Pacis
Australia's Italians unphased by homesickness
Postcard from Serbia: I am Novak Djokovic
European Consumer Centres' Air Passenger Rights Day 2011
Italian Cooperation-Funded Hospital Lacks Vital Supplies
Juan Carlos spearheaded Spain's food agency campaign
ROME -- Spain's King Juan Carlos lobbied the King of Saudi Arabia and other monarchs to try and secure support for the ultimately unsuccessful Spanish candidate to run th
Modena hosts 20th international Military Tattoo.
Exhibition: The Room opens its doors to Rome.
Insider Book Review: Jason Goodwins' An Evil Eye
Knox appeal: DNA evidence scrutinized for inaccuracy.
Opinion: Blessed Papa Wojtyla as Capeman
Art: ON IT exhibition of Rachel Rose
THE BLAME GAME IN AFGHANISTAN
Corriere questions FAO director general elect's credentials
Politics in FAO election “inevitabile” – Indian Ambassador
Italy pledges to "examine" UK lecturers' shameful plight
ROME -- The British Minister for Europe, David Lidington, took up the issue of Italian universities' shameful, discriminatory treatment of UK lecturers this week during a meeting he had with the It
Czech Airlines opens direct weekly flights from Bratislava to Rome
Finland hails Helsinki's steamy "sauna diplomacy"
HELSINKI --The sauna diplomacy practised by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland received this year's Löylynhenki Prize (Steam Spirit Prize) granted by the Finnish Sauna Society on Monday, 1
Afghan media under threat
Enquiry into Belgian journalist's Rome death "shelved"
ROME — Italian magistrates have shelved criminal proceedings in connection with the death of respected Belgian foreign correspondent Federic Hacourt at the Fate BeneFratelli hospital on Rome’s isla