We have started to collect the most important news related to Italy in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The Italian government will allow six stadiums to restart staging matches in front of supporters this weekend.
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The violence that led to the death of an Italian police officer at a football match on Friday surprised no-one, Christian Fraser reports.
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An Italian judge orders a US soldier to face trial over the death of an Italian agent at a checkpoint in Baghdad.
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Italian football could restart on Sunday, according to the commissioner of the Italian Federation.
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Italy's football stadiums will not re-open to fans until safety standards are met, the interior minister says.
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Italy buries a policeman who died in riots after a football match, as officials debate the future of the game.
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The Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) will meet the government on Monday to decide when Italian football resumes.
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France open the defence of their Six Nations title with a five-try win over a disappointing Italy at the Stadio Flaminio.
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All Italian football matches are called off indefinitely after a policeman dies during violence at a Catania-Palermo match.
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The president of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) could halt all league football in the country after a weekend of violence.
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Italian police dismantle a people-trafficking and prostitution network, making almost 800 arrests.
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Key evidence vanishes in the trial of Italian policemen over violence at the G8 summit in 2001, police say.
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Five Chinese workers and an Italian kidnapped in Nigeria's oil-rich Niger Delta region are freed.
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A hydrofoil and a cargo ship collide near Messina in Italy, killing at least four people and injuring dozens.
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An Italian judge drops some of the fraud charges against former PM Silvio Berlusconi and UK lawyer David Mills.
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Italy sentences 10 former SS officers to life imprisonment in absentia for the worst World War II massacre in Italy.
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Italian film producer Carlo Ponti, the husband of actress Sophia Loren, dies in Geneva at the age of 94.
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Italian soldiers are still dying following exposure to depleted uranium in Bosnia and Kosovo, their relatives say.
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Rome lights up the Colosseum as Italy urges a global ban on the death penalty in the wake of Saddam Hussein's hanging.
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Christian Fraser finds the Cinque Terre, on the coast between Genoa and La Spezia has been transformed by its National Park status.
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Italian authorities plan to introduce a new system to monitor foreign funding for the construction of new mosques.
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Italy is to lobby at the UN for a global ban on the death penalty, its Prime Minister Romano Prodi says.
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Director Nanni Moretti steps down as artistic director of the Turin Film Festival, two days after accepting the job.
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Italian ministers set a deadline for potential buyers to express interest in a 30% stake in struggling Alitalia.
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At Christmas midnight Mass in Rome, the Pope delivers a sermon focusing on children who are suffering.
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Police arrest an Italian man who met ex-KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko the day he was poisoned.
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Hundreds of people attended a civil funeral for an Italian man whose fight to die sparked a euthanasia debate.
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Church officials rule out a Catholic funeral for a man at the centre of a right-to-die controversy in Italy.
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An Italian doctor says he assisted the death of a terminally ill man who had lost a legal battle for euthanasia.
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A US clinic says it fitted ex-Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi with a pacemaker and he should be released this week.
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Italy's World Cup-winning captain Fabio Cannavaro is named Fifa World Player of the Year.
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Italy's ex-PM Silvio Berlusconi has gone to the US for medical tests, after collapsing last month.
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A court rejects a terminally ill man's request to die in a landmark case which has sparked fierce debate in Italy.
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