We have started to collect the most important news related to Italy in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Italian police say they have arrested a man after his car ploughed into a group of cyclists, killing seven of them.
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Venice has been hit by unusually high levels of water causing flooding around the city.
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Italy is poised to make a comeback to the Eurovision Song Contest after a break of 13 years, event officials say.
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How one Italian town fell in love with renewable energy
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After a series of wall collapses at Italy's ancient city of Pompeii, experts from Unesco arrive to examine the site.
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Two walls collapse at Italy's ancient city of Pompeii, the second collapse this week and the third in a month, officials say.
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The cost of borrowing for the governments of Spain, Italy and Belgium reached a new record compared with Germany.
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Wind turbines have proved so successful in one Italian town that the local authorities are able to sell off the excess electricity they create and pump it back into the local economy.
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One of the greats of post-war Italian cinema, Mario Monicelli, kills himself at the age of 95, by jumping from a hospital window.
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Student protesters cause disruption across Italy
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Student protesters cause major disruption in Rome and other Italian cities as ministers debate cuts to education funding and time limits on research.
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EU cash for wind farms and other projects falls into Mafia hands
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Italian police arrest a 69-year-old man on suspicion of carrying out a series of murders in a town in Sicily.
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The EU says Italy faces big fines if it fails to clean up thousands of tonnes of rubbish still lying around Naples and the surrounding region.
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Italian students protesting at education reforms have targeted two top tourist attractions, the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Colosseum.
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Italian students protesting at education cuts target two top tourist attractions, the Tower of Pisa and the Colosseum.
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Oscar-winning actor Adrien Brody wins a legal battle against the makers of an Italian-set thriller movie for which he claims he was not fully paid.
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American Amanda Knox made a brief appearance in an Italian court as she began a bid to overturn her conviction for the murder of Meredith Kercher.
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Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend are starting an appeal in Italy against their convictions for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher.
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Italian energy company ENI signs a $17bn deal with Venezuela to develop crude oil fields and build a refinery.
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An ally of Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi before he took office acted as his "liaison" with the Mafia , a court ruling says.
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Two ancient statues stolen from Italy in the 1980s have been returned, partly thanks to an Italian policeman who spotted one in a New York gallery while on holiday.
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Italian officials are told to pay back EU money meant for regional development which was spent on an Elton John concert in Naples.
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Police in Italy capture one of Italy's most-wanted fugitive mobsters, Antonio "The Baby" Iovine, considered the financial brains behind the bloodiest of the Camorra gangs.
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Pope Benedict gathers top advisers for talks in Rome
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Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi angers art lovers by ordering "plastic surgery" on two ancient Roman statues housed in his official Rome residence.
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Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli is subjected to racist abuse during Italy's 1-1 draw with Romania.
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Italian police seize a top mafia boss of the Camorra organised crime syndicate as he attempts to escape by jumping off a balcony north of Naples.
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi says he is optimistic about winning a vote of confidence in December but says if he loses, it would mean early elections.
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Astronauts take a spectacular nighttime picture of Italy from the Cupola observation deck of the International Space Station.
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Four members of Silvio Berlusconi's coalition government have resigned, deepening the political crisis surrounding the Italian PM.
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Italian police say they have seized one tonne of pure cocaine, hidden in packages inside four tractors shipped from Brazil.
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A Chinese gourmet's tour of Italy's food - and its football
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The European Commission investigates why Italian officials spent 720,000 euros (£613,000) of EU cash on a gig by Sir Elton John.
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Most of Italy's major cultural attractions are closed because of a strike over government plans to cut their funding.
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A one-day strike by workers will close hundreds of museums, art galleries and archaeological sites in Italy.
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Dino De Laurentiis, the Italian-born producer of movies including Flash Gordon and Dune, dies in Los Angeles at the age of 91, his family has said.
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A close ally of Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi faces pressure to resign after a building collapses at the Pompeii site.
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Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is told to step down, by a former ally who led a revolt against him.
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A comedy about euthanasia, originally named after the Swiss assisted suicide organisation Dignitas, wins top prize at the Rome film festival.
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Italian Francesco Molinari holds his nerve to win the HSBC Champions in Shanghai after a thrilling battle with world number one Lee Westwood.
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A house in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii has collapsed, raising concerns about Italy's state support for its archaeological heritage.
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Michael Seifert, a former Nazi SS prison guard known as 'the beast of Bolzano' for his cruelty, dies in an Italian hospital aged 86.
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Mudslides triggered by heavy rainfall, have killed three people in central Italy.
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A former Milan police chief is questioned by prosecutors amid allegations of abuse of power by Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi.
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Victims of abuse by Roman Catholic priests have marched in Rome and called for the Vatican to take more effective action against sex crimes.
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Italian authorities sentence a group of doctors to prison for carrying out dozens of unnecessary operations for financial gain.
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Uefa has awarded Italy a 3-0 win over Serbia after their Euro 2012 qualifier in Genoa on 12 October was abandoned.
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Actresses Keira Knightley and Eva Mendes avoid the red carpet at the Rome Film Festival opening after protesters picket the event.
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Hundreds of demonstrators with banners invaded the red carpet at the Rome Film Festival to protest government cuts to the film and TV industry.
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Thousands of people took part in an all-night march between Pompeii and Terzigno on Tuesday in protest at the government's plans to open a second waste dump in Terzigno.
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Unions and politicians respond angrily as the boss of Italian carmaker Fiat says his company would be better off without Italy.
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A seaside city in Italy is planning to ban miniskirts and other revealing clothing to improve what the mayor calls standards of public decency.
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Naples mayors reject a government offer to indefinitely freeze the opening of a new rubbish dump, saying they want it permanently scrapped.
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Italian police have arrested a top mafia boss who has been on the run for more than ten years. Gerlandino Messina was arrested in the Sicilian town of Favara.
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Police and protesters clash near the Italian city of Naples over waste dumps aimed at easing the region's rubbish crisis.
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Italian industrial group Fiat reports a jump in profits, after surging industrial equipment orders offset sluggish car sales.
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Italian police said three officers were injured breaching a protest blockade to deliver rubbish from Naples to a dump in the nearby town of Terzigno.
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Two German radar satellites flying in tight formation above the Earth have returned their first combined images, including a 3D view of Italy's Mt Etna.
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Well-dressed men steal $700,000 diamond ring from the Cartier shop in Rome, police say.
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Amanda Knox, the American convicted of murdering a UK student in Italy, is quoted as saying in a new book her "stubborn naivety created confusion".
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Serbia are to ask Uefa for a replay of their Euro 2012 qualifier against Italy which was abandoned after crowd trouble in Genoa on Tuesday.
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Engineers drill through the last remaining rock to complete the world's longest transport tunnel under the Alps in Switzerland.
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Serbia arrests 19 football fans suspected of causing trouble at this week's abandoned Euro 2012 qualifier with Italy.
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Uefa launches an investigation into the violent scenes involving Serbia fans which caused their Euro 2012 qualifier in Italy to be abandoned.
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Insurgents have killed four Italian soldiers in an attack in western Afghanistan, raising the number of Italian troops killed in the country to 34
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