UK helps Italy fight mafia racketeering
ANDREW GARGANO
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4 December 2013
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Mussolini on the road to Sainthood
JAMES WALSTON
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4 December 2013
Italy requests release of Lazio fans in Poland
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3 December 2013
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ROME - Italian Foreign Minister Emma Bonino has formally requested that Poland release the 22 Italians still detained in Warsaw who took part in a riot during the Lazio-Legia football match.
Police to experiment with pepper spray
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3 December 2013
Probe launched after sweatshop fire
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2 December 2013
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PRATO - Prosecutors in the Tuscan town of Prato have begun a manslaughter investigation after a fire at a Chinese-owned garment factory killed at least seven people.
Flooding in Pescara forces evacuations
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2 December 2013
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PESCARA - After incessant rains flooded the central-eastern city of Pescara, one person has died and 1,500 people have been evacuated from their homes.
Russia grants Italy sole adoption rights
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2 December 2013
Green Chemistry: The future of our planet
ANDREW GARGANO
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29 November 2013
Lidington vows justice for lettori
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29 November 2013
Berlusconi expelled from Parliament
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27 November 2013
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ROME -- The Italian Senate approved the expulsion of Silvio Berlusconi from parliament Wednesday following his conviction and sentence for tax fraud, officials said.
Berlusconi’s endless endgame
JAMES WALSTON
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26 November 2013
UK warns expats of drug offence dangers
ANDREW GARGANO
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22 November 2013
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ROME - After the number of British citizens arrested for drug-related offences in Italy increased by 29 percent over the last year, the British Embassy in Rome has cautioned expatriates not to
Tax judge busted for bribery
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22 November 2013
"Real progress” on Lettori – Lidington
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22 November 2013
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MILAN – Italy at last has agreed to seek a solution to long-running discrimination against foreign lecturers in Italy's universities in what UK Europe Minister David Lidington calls “real progress,
Commissioners mull Cameron Lettori plea
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21 November 2013
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ROME-Commissioner Viviane Reding has acknowledged curtly David Cameron's request for EU action on Italy's discrimination against foreign lecturers, but refrained
Berlusconi's "criminal behaviour" contaminated case
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21 November 2013
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MILAN - Silvio Berlusconi's "criminal behaviour" of pressuring police and bribing witnesses led him to "systematically contaminate" court proceedings in his prostitution case, a Milan court state
Italy, US urged to remain in Afghanistan
ANDREW GARGANO
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21 November 2013
Sardinians angered by lack of weather warning
SHARON WALIA
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20 November 2013
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ROME - Sardinians are questioning the lack of warning from the government's Civil Protection Agency on Wednesday after Cyclone Cleopatra tore through the island, killing 18 people, four of whom
Camillian kidnap sparks graft probe
ANDREW GARGANO
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20 November 2013
Perugino's Madonna with Child to be restored
Gianfranco Nitti
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19 November 2013
Italian Greenpeace activist granted bail
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19 November 2013
Italy eyes Middle East for Alitalia support
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19 November 2013
State of emergency declared in Sardinia
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19 November 2013
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ROME - After a cyclone ripped through Sardinia killing 18 and leaving hundreds homeless, Prime Minister Enrico Letta has declared a state of emergency and has a
Italian wines sustain medical NGO at benefit dinner
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18 November 2013
Fraudulent dentistry rampant in Italy
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15 November 2013
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ROME - There are up to 15,000 unauthorised dentists who operate fraudulently in Italy, the Italian Association of Dentists (ANDI) stated at its national conference in Rome on Friday.