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FAO chief “vandalised elevator doors”
ROME – Poverty buster José Graziano da Silva surprised neighbours the other day when he kicked in the doors of the elevator in his smart apartment block on the Aventino hill, FAO sources say.
Poverty buster's alias with "baby squillo"
ROME – A staffer at a United Nations food agency used an alias to cover his tracks when arranging liaisons with under age call girls in the Eternal City, judicial sources say.
Ex FAO chief Diouf "under house arrest"
ROME– Former FAO chief Jacques Diouf is being held under house arrest in his native Senegal following a tiff with Senegalese President Macky Sall, diplomatic sources say.
Comment: Time for Kerry to show mideast cards
Cape May, NJ--Blaming the Palestinians for the apparent breakdown in Secretary of State John Kerry’s ill-fated shuttle diplomacy is like blaming the victim of a mugging for the crime.
Renzi woos Tories, City investors
Protest group says "enough" in Bouteflika’s Algeria
NEW YORK-Algeria’s constitutional court has approved five candidates to oppose Abdelaziz Bouteflika in this month’s presidential election – including Trotskyist Louise Hanoun and a former prime mi
Sant'Egidio announces peace in Mindanao
Obama meets Pope Francis
ROME -- US President Barrack Obama had a "cordial and warm" audience with Pope Francis Thursday at the start of his visit to Italy and the Vatican, the Holy See said.
CINEMA OF IRELAND COMES TO ROME
Obama visit underlines U.S.-Italy trade
PIZZICA AND TARANTA TRAVEL TO THE BALTIC
Top FAO hire "bypasses UN process"
ROME – Chilean Samuel Varas, an associate of FAO DG Jose da Silva Graziano, has been hired as interim IT chief operating officer at the agency, bypassing normal UN procedures, FAO sources say.
Argentinian mogul to buy "privatised" IPS
ROME–Inter Press Service news agency (IPS) will be privatised and sold to former Argentine former Interior Minister Jose Luis Manzano under plans by former DG Mario Lubetkin, IPS sources say.
Region Apulia gets award at ITB Berlin
Faiths join forces to fight slavery
FAO, IFAD staff “paid baby call girls”
ROME --Senior “functionaries” of the FAO and IFAD were among clients of the under age prostitution racket used by Alessandra Mussolini’s husband in Rome, police sources said Monday.
The many shades of grey in Ukraine
The rich complain that we do not love them
COMMENT: Ukraine will make India think
Interview: Turkish Airlines expanding horizons from Rome
NATO and Russia caught in new nuclear arms race
BERLIN (IDN) - The U.S.government is unofficially accusing Russia of violating the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, by flight testing two-stage ground-based cruise missile RS-26
The existential burger
MEP slams Andor's blind eye to UK lettori
BRUSSELS -A UK MEP has demanded to know why Commissioner Andor wants sanctions on Switzerland over free movement but condones Italy's discrimination of foreign lettori.
FAO Budapest office "a dictatorship"
ROME– Demoralised Hungarian staff at FAO’s Budapest office feel they are “in a dictatorship” and one woman staffer tried to commit suicide by jumping from the UN agency’s building, FAO sources say.


























