We have started to collect the most important news related to Italy in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Italian carrier Alitalia's shares are suspended after the government says it will buy almost 500m euros worth of new shares.
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Two Italian repairmen explain how they caused an accident which claimed the life of a York tourist in Rome.
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Thousands of demonstrators march through a valley in Italy to protest against a planned high-speed rail link.
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A bill making the first major changes to Italy's constitution since the fall of fascism gets final approval in parliament.
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Three Algerians are arrested in Italy, after being found actively planning a terrorist attack, police say.
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Russia, Turkey and Italy officially open a major Black Sea gas pipeline after surmounting disputes.
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Italy finds nine dead migrants washed up on the Sicilian coast and picks up about 160 survivors.
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Mark Duff charts the tale of Giorgio Angelozzi, the elderly Italian who put himself up for adoption and then duped the family who took him in.
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Italy will probably withdraw its troops from Iraq by the end of 2006, according to Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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The European Commission is to begin legal action against the Italian central bank, over alleged bias in takeover cases.
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An Italian public service strike over planned spending cuts halts transport and shuts offices.
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Thousands of protesters in Italy stage a demonstration to stop work on a tunnel for a trans-European high-speed rail link.
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Italian town centres have changed with the times, but Martin Buckley says that the neighbourhood food shop continues to prosper.
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The Italian Cup match between Juventus and Fiorentina is temporarily suspended after police fire tear gas.
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Bad weather batters much of Italy, sinking a cargo ship in the north-west and flooding Venice.
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The Olympic torch has begun its relay across Italy ahead of the 2006 Winter Games in Turin.
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Three former executives at an Italian bank at the centre of a takeover scandal are reportedly arrested.
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Italy launches a 25% tax on hardcore pornography in an effort to raise revenue and meet EU budget deficit rules.
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A people smuggling network across Europe is smashed after an operation led by French and Italian police.
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Bank of Italy governor Antonio Fazio faces increasing pressure to quit over a banking takeover scandal.
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Bank of Italy governor Antonio Fazio has resigned, following a scandal involving banking takeovers
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Bank of Italy governor Antonio Fazio resigns, following a scandal involving a controversial bank takeover.
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Three Italian peacekeepers are injured in an apparent suicide attack in the Afghan city of Herat, Nato says.
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Italy's opposition leader calls on the government to quickly replace former central bank boss Antonio Fazio.
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Two trains collide at a station south of Rome, injuring at least 40 people, four of them seriously.
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Two Afghans found guilty of abducting an Italian aid worker are sentenced to death for killing a businessman.
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Italy issues European arrest warrants for 22 suspected CIA agents for the alleged kidnap of a Muslim cleric.
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A number of Catholic cardinals have warned Italian women against mixed marriages with the rising number of Muslims in the country.
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Mario Draghi is chosen as the new governor of the Bank of Italy replacing Antonio Fazio who resigned this month.
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Italy complains to Morocco about a large increase in the number of its immigrants entering the country illegally.
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Gunmen abduct another foreigner in Gaza, hours after the Palestinian leader promises to restore order.
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An Italian peace activist is freed after being abducted in Gaza, the latest in a series of kidnappings.
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Yemeni tribesmen holding five Italian tourists say they will kill them if the government uses force against them.
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