We have started to collect the most important news related to Italy in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
An appeals court in Italy has upheld the conviction for tax fraud of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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An appeals court in Italy upholds the conviction for tax fraud of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, and reinstates a four-year prison sentence.
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At least seven people have died and two are missing after a container ship crashed into a control tower in the Italian port of Genoa, officials say.
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At least six people have died and several others are missing after a ship crashed into a control tower in the Italian port of Genoa.
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At least seven people have died and two are missing after a ship crashed into a control tower in the Italian port of Genoa, officials say.
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At least seven die as ship ploughs into Genoa port's tower
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Work has begun to take away a controversial statue depicting a naked boy with a frog in a part of ancient Venice, Italian media report.
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Two British couples were charged £54 (64 euros) for four ice cream cones, while on holiday in Rome.
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Team Sky's Sir Bradley Wiggins lies sixth after stage four of the Giro d'Italia, won by Italy's Enrico Battaglin.
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David Willey on Giulio Andreotti, a flawed giant of Italian politics
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Giulio Andreotti, who served seven times as Christian Democrat prime minister, and was dogged by corruption allegations, dies at the age of 94.
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A tornado has battered northern Italy, causing millions of dollars worth of damage in two provinces near Bologna, and injuring at least 12 people.
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A junior minister resigns a day after joining Italy's coalition, after saying gay people invited discrimination by "ghettoising" themselves.
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A powerful tornado has hit towns and villages close to the Italian city of Bologna, injuring 11 people.
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Italian police have arrested 19 baggage handlers working for Alitalia at Rome's Fiumicino Airport as part of a probe into suitcase theft, reports say.
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The American student Amanda Knox, who has written a book about her experience in Italy, says she hopes one day to be able to visit Meredith Kercher's grave.
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Amanda Knox, who was convicted and then cleared of murdering Briton Meredith Kercher in 2007, says she may return to Italy to face a retrial.
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Amanda Knox - who is facing a retrial over the killing of Briton Meredith Kercher in Italy in 2007 - has gone on US television to protest her innocence.
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A war correspondent for Italy's La Stampa newspaper has been missing for 20 days since crossing into Syria from Lebanon, the paper says.
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A new government is installed in Italy at the presidential palace, but a shooting incident outside the PM's office leaves two police officers wounded.
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A gunman who shot two policemen in Rome as Italy's new government was being sworn in was acting out of anger at politicians, prosecutors allege.
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A new government is agreed in Italy by PM-designate Enrico Letta, ending two months of political deadlock since the general election.
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Italy's political enemies forced into government together
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Enrico Letta appears set to become Italy's new prime minister, after being asked by President Giorgio Napolitano to form a broad coalition government
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Centre-left politician Enrico Letta appears set to become Italy's prime minister, after being asked to form a new government to end the political paralysis.
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Italy's President Giorgio Napolitano turns on the "irresponsible" politicians who re-elected him, accusing them of failing to enact reforms.
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Giorgio Napolitano wins an unprecedented second term as Italian president after a cross-party appeal to help solve a deepening political crisis.
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Italy's centre-left leader, Pier Luigi Bersani, promises to step down after a new president is elected, amid a rebellion among his MPs.
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Italy's parliament fails to agree on a new president in the first two rounds of voting, seven weeks after general elections ended in deadlock.
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Wales will start their Six Nations title defence against Italy next year as the fixtures for both 2014 and 2015 are released.
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A court in Grosseto, Italy, begins pre-trial hearings to decide who should stand trial over last year's Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster.
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An environmental campaigner, considered to be the driving force behind Italy's zero-waste movement, is one of the winners of the 2013 Goldman Prize.
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Four Italian journalists who were held hostage in Syria for nearly two weeks have been released, say officials in Italy.
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A special panel of "wise men" presents reform proposals aimed at unblocking Italy's political stalemate.
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Robbers in Italy target two security vans in an elaborately planned ambush on a motorway and escape with a huge haul of gold bars, police say.
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L'Aquila in central Italy is commemorating the fourth anniversary of the devastating earthquake which left 309 people dead.
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Italian President Giorgio Napolitano pardons a US Air Force colonel convicted in absentia over the rendition of an Egyptian imam in 2003.
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The gold was found in an under floor storage compartment in vehicle that belonged to an Italian family who normally live in Switzerland.
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A drawing by Italian master Raphael, held by a private collector, is placed under an export ban as attempts are made to find the £29m needed to keep in the UK.
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The woman known as "Ruby Heartstealer" protests outside a court in Italy to deny claims she was paid for having sex with former PM Silvio Berlusconi.
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The lights at Rome's famous Colosseum were switched off as part of a protest against the forthcoming trial of two Italian marines in India.
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Italian authorities seize assets worth 1.3bn euros ($1.7bn: £1.1bn) from a Sicilian wind farm tycoon in the country's biggest seizure of its kind.
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Rome's latter-day charioteers ride into the sunset
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India's top court withdraws its earlier order barring the Italian ambassador from leaving India after a row over Italian marines accused of killing two Indians.
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The Turin Shroud - which is revered by many Christians as the burial cloth of Jesus Christ - is shown live on Italian TV.
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Italian President Giorgio Napolitano says he will ask a select group of people to advise on ending an impasse in forming a new government.
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Horse-racing tracks around Italy are facing the threat of closure, and many of the animals who race at them could be destroyed.
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A month after Italy held a general election, its political leaders have yet to form a government, with the Democratic Party leading the vote but failing to win a majority.
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Italian centre-right leader Silvio Berlusconi opposes the idea of a new technocratic government for Italy like that led by Mario Monti.
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Italy's political limbo continues as centre-left leader Pier Luigi Bersani fails to form a cabinet after a week of talks with other parties.
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Pope Francis washes inmates' feet in a youth detention centre in Rome as part of an annual pre-Easter service to commemorate Christ's Last Supper.
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Thousands of pilgrims have been arriving in Rome to attend ceremonies during the holy week ahead of Easter.
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Italy's leftist leader Pier Luigi Bersani says only someone "mentally ill" would want to govern Italy now.
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US student Amanda Knox has said she will fight to clear her name after an Italian court overturned her acquittal for killing Briton Meredith Kercher.
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JWT India sacks employees over controversial adverts, including one showing former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi with a group of bound women in a car boot.
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US student Amanda Knox has said she will fight to clear her name after an Italian court overturned her acquittal for killing Briton Meredith Kercher.
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Second seed Andy Murray beats Italy's Andreas Seppi in straight sets to reach the quarter-finals of the Sony Open in Miami.
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Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi quits over Italy's decision to send two Italian marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen, to Delhi for trial.
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US student Amanda Knox says she will fight to clear her name after an Italian court overturns her acquittal for the murder of Briton Meredith Kercher.
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Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito have their acquittals for killing Briton Meredith Kercher in Italy overturned and face a re-run of their appeal.
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Italy's highest court is due to rule on an appeal against the acquittal of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito over the murder of Meredith Kercher.
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The Indian unit of Ford apologises for an advert showing former Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi with a group of bound women in the boot of a car.
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Pope Francis has begun the most intensive week of the Catholic Church's year with a Palm Sunday Mass in Rome.
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Italy's centre-left leader Pier Luigi Bersani is asked by the president to try to form a new government, following inconclusive elections.
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Two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen return to Delhi for their trial, Indian officials say, as diplomatic tensions ease.
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At times of European austerity, Italy's artisan cheese makers are resorting to some more unusual methods to make their products appealing to buyers.
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