Marine Row

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  Over trial of marines, escalating tension for India and Italy: 10 developments

  Italy has slammed as "unacceptable" the serious maritime security charge levelled against two Italian marines accused of killing two fishermen off the Kerala coast in 2012.

• Use of anti-terror law against marines unacceptable: Italy's special envoy to NDTV

  With the Supreme Court due to decide next week on whether to try the two Italian marines facing criminal proceedings in India for the killing of two Indian fishermen under a stringent anti-piracy and anti-terror act, Italy has reacted with outrage.

• Lights out at Colosseum in Rome on Wednesday to protest Italian marines case

  The Supreme Court lifted on Tuesday a three-week order banning Italy's ambassador from leaving the country after Italy sent two marines back to India to face trial over the deaths of two Indian fishermen.

• Marines row: Italian PM wants rapid solution

  Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti addressed his country's parliament on Wednesday, a day after Italy's foreign minister resigned to protest against his government's decision to send two marines back to India to face trial in the deaths of two fishermen.

• We want quick, expedited justice: Italian Deputy Foreign Minister on marines' case

  Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Steffan de Mistura, who accompanied the two Italian marines - accused of killing two Indian fishermen - back to New Delhi today, said a potential diplomatic crisis has been avoided by the marines coming back to India.

• Italy says it will send its marines back to India for trial by Friday

  Italy on Friday said it would send two marines on trial for murder in India back to the country, after earlier saying they would remain in Italy in a move that had unleashed a diplomatic furore.

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  Marines row: Action against Italy may have consequences, says Salman Khurshid

  External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid has said India has not downgraded its diplomatic mission in Italy over Rome's refusal to send back two marines for a murder trial in India. He said action against Italy would have to be considered keeping the implications, such as economic ties, in mind.

• Italian marines row: United Nations hope for peaceful resolution of diplomatic tussle

  Amidst a diplomatic row between India and Italy over the fate of two Italian marines, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called for a peaceful resolution to the issue.