We have started to collect the most important news related to Italy in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Italy's energy giants Eni and Enel win the latest auction of assets from bankrupt Russian oil firm Yukos.
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Five southern European countries agree to build an oil pipeline from the Black Sea to Italy.
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Russian airline Aeroflot emerges as a surprise contender to take control of struggling Italian carrier Alitalia.
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An Italian minister criticises Catholic bishops for opposing new rights for unmarried and gay couples.
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A double from Italy striker Luca Toni sinks Scotland in the Euro 2008 qualifying match.
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Romano Prodi's Italian government wins a vote in the Senate to keep Italy's troops in Afghanistan.
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Romano Prodi's government faces another crucial vote on the nation's peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan.
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The US and UK criticise Italy and Afghanistan over a deal made with the Taleban to release a kidnapped journalist.
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Journalists' groups call for the release of an Afghan translator seized with a recently freed Italian reporter.
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Italian police arrest nearly 200 people in a crackdown on drug-trafficking in the southern city of Naples.
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The Afghan government says it met some of the Taleban's demands for freeing an Italian journalist.
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An Italian journalist freed by the Taleban in Afghanistan says his captors cut off an Afghan companion's head.
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An Italian reporter seized by the Taleban is freed after two weeks in captivity in Afghanistan.
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President Karzai says an Italian journalist captured in Afghanistan by the Taleban should be released soon.
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A former Italian revolutionary, wanted by Italy in connection with four murders, is arrested in Brazil, authorities say.
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France claim the Six Nations title on points difference from Ireland as Wales beat England to avoid the Wooden Spoon.
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Two Italian oil workers seized in Nigeria three months ago are freed, but militants threaten more attacks.
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Italy's Romano Prodi is expected to finalise a major gas deal with Russia at a meeting with President Putin.
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Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana stops all advertising in Spain after being forced to withdraw an ad.
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Italian ex-PM Silvio Berlusconi and UK lawyer David Mills go on trial in Milan for perverting the course of justice.
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Referee Chris White apologises to Wales over the "misunderstanding" at the end of Saturday's Six Nations match with Italy.
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Thousands march in Rome to urge Italy's parliament to approve a bill increasing gay rights.
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Wales coach Gareth Jenkins is furious with the officials after being denied a chance to secure a draw with Italy.
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Mauro Bergamasco's late try gives Italy an historic, but controversial Six Nations victory over Wales in Rome.
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A Taleban commander calls for Italian troops to pull out of Afghanistan to release an Italian journalist.
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Italy clinch their first ever back-to-back win in the Six Nations with victory against Wales in Rome.
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An Italian newspaper rejects Taleban claims that one of its journalists, kidnapped in Afghanistan, is a spy.
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India formally asks Argentina to extradite an Italian businessman named in a major bribery case.
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Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi wins a confidence vote in the Senate, resolving a week-long crisis.
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Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi defends his foreign policy ahead of a confidence vote in parliament.
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The volcanic Italian island of Stromboli, north of Sicily, is put on alert amid eruptions from two new craters.
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The ambassadors of Italy and the US are slightly injured as they are caught up in a mortar attack in Sri Lanka.
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India's top court seeks clarification on the arrest of an Italian businessman named in a bribery case.
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A suicidal first six minutes from Scotland helps Italy to their first ever away win in the Six Nations.
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Italy's PM Romano Prodi, who resigned last week after losing a key vote, is asked by the president to stay in office.
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An Italian man named in an Indian arms bribery case has been detained in Argentina, Indian officials say.
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Italian leaders are locked in talks on a deal allowing Romano Prodi to stay as PM in a bid to end a political crisis.
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Parties in Italy's governing coalition reach a deal backing Romano Prodi to continue as PM, his spokesman says.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai appeals to Italy not to withdraw from Nato forces operating in his country.
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Italian President Giorgio Napolitano holds crisis talks after the resignation of Prime Minister Romano Prodi.
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Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi offers to resign after the loss of a key foreign policy vote in the Senate.
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Italy's Romano Prodi calls a special cabinet session after his fragile coalition loses a key foreign policy vote.
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Italian authorities say they have discovered a conspiracy to kill a top anti-mafia politician
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Thousands march in Vicenza in north-east Italy against the planned expansion of a US army base.
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A Milan judge orders the trial of 26 US citizens and seven Italians over the alleged kidnap of an Egyptian imam.
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President Hamid Karzai is meeting the Italian prime minister to discuss the fight against Afghan militants.
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Police arrest 15 people across north Italy suspected of trying to revive the Red Brigades urban guerrilla group.
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A gang that had intended to smuggle weapons to Iraq has been broken up, Italian police say.
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England win in uninspiring fashion against Italy at Twickenham.
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England labour to victory against Italy with Jason Robinson scoring a try at Twickenham.
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Italian football is resuming, a week after a policeman was killed, but many stadiums remain closed.
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Italian prosecutors seek to indict ex-Juventus boss Luciano Moggi and seven others in a football scandal.
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The Italian government approves a bill to grant legal rights to unmarried couples, despite Vatican hostility.
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A 17-year-old Italian boy is questioned by police over the death of an officer killed during football violence.
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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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