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Award-Winning US Poet Nikki Giovanni Dies Aged 81
Award-winning US poet Nikki Giovanni, who was at the forefront of the Black Arts Movement, died aged 81 after a long battle with cancer, local media reported Tuesday.
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Italian Footballer And Model Jailed For Life For Beating Ex-Girlfriend To Death With Hammer
Thefootballer beat Ms Matteuzzi, 56, witha hammer, baseball bat, and a bench after she reported him for stalking outside her home in August 2022 in Bologna.
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Pope Francis Names First Woman To Senior Vatican Diplomatic Post
Pope Francis on Wednesday named the first woman to hold a high-ranking post in the Secretariat of State, the male-dominated Vatican's diplomatic and administrative nerve centre.
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Google and Facebook's Next Big Fight
For many people, it probably sounds a little rich to hear the European Union accuse Silicon Valley of being a graveyard of innovation.
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Italy's Economic Slump Is Just a Temporary Setback, Tria Says
Italian Finance Minister Giovanni told Parliament that he sees economic growth returning.
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Italy Pushes Back After EU Says Its Budget Plans Won't Fly
Finance Minister Tria reiterated that the government is committed to maintaining its “maximum deficit” target at 2.4 percent.
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Italy's Tria Faces Off Against Opposition Lawmakers on Plans
The premium investors are charging to hold Italy’s 10-year debt over Germany’s is at a five-year high.
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CORRECT: Italy Debt Reduction Key to Calming Markets, Tria Says
Tria said that the government plans to boost economic growth to as much as 1.6 percent.
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Italy Sticks With Budget Plan, Won't Be Cowed by Market Threat
Italy’s new government will have both tax cuts and a universal basic income in its very first budget.
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He's 103, He Still Drives, And He's Never Had An Accident
A 103-year-old grandfather in the UK is believed to be the oldest British driver with more than 80 years of experience behind the wheels without committing a single road accident, media reports said on Sunday.
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Pope Francis 'Determined' to Press on with Reforms Despite Leaks Scandal
Pope Francis is determined to forge ahead with his reform of the Catholic Church despite an embarrassing leak scandal which risks undermining his clean-up bid, according to the pontiff's chief of staff.
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Al-Qaeda Confirms US Strike Killed American Spokesman
Al-Qaeda has confirmed that a US drone strike earlier this year killed its English-language spokesman, a California native known as Azzam the American, SITE Intelligence Group reported today.
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Hundreds of Thousands Rally in Rome Against Gay Unions
Hundreds of thousands of Italians gathered in Rome Saturday to demonstrate against gay unions and the teaching of gender theories in schools, as Prime Minister Matteo Renzi tries to push a civil union bill through parliament.
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Italian PM Matteo Renzi Faces Test in Regional Elections
Italians are set to vote on Sunday in regional elections seen as an important test for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and for the fading Forza Italia party of Silvio Berlusconi.
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Hostage Locations Difficult to Track and May be Getting Harder
The US drone strike that accidentally killed two hostages in Pakistan exposes intelligence shortfalls that former and current US officials say appear to be growing more frequent as militants expand their safe havens and as Washington gathers less on-the-ground human intelligence.
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Award-Winning US Poet Nikki Giovanni Dies Aged 81
Award-winning US poet Nikki Giovanni, who was at the forefront of the Black Arts Movement, died aged 81 after a long battle with cancer, local media reported Tuesday.
-
Italian Footballer And Model Jailed For Life For Beating Ex-Girlfriend To Death With Hammer
Thefootballer beat Ms Matteuzzi, 56, witha hammer, baseball bat, and a bench after she reported him for stalking outside her home in August 2022 in Bologna.
-
Pope Francis Names First Woman To Senior Vatican Diplomatic Post
Pope Francis on Wednesday named the first woman to hold a high-ranking post in the Secretariat of State, the male-dominated Vatican's diplomatic and administrative nerve centre.
-
Google and Facebook's Next Big Fight
For many people, it probably sounds a little rich to hear the European Union accuse Silicon Valley of being a graveyard of innovation.
-
Italy's Economic Slump Is Just a Temporary Setback, Tria Says
Italian Finance Minister Giovanni told Parliament that he sees economic growth returning.
-
Italy Pushes Back After EU Says Its Budget Plans Won't Fly
Finance Minister Tria reiterated that the government is committed to maintaining its “maximum deficit” target at 2.4 percent.
-
Italy's Tria Faces Off Against Opposition Lawmakers on Plans
The premium investors are charging to hold Italy’s 10-year debt over Germany’s is at a five-year high.
-
CORRECT: Italy Debt Reduction Key to Calming Markets, Tria Says
Tria said that the government plans to boost economic growth to as much as 1.6 percent.
-
Italy Sticks With Budget Plan, Won't Be Cowed by Market Threat
Italy’s new government will have both tax cuts and a universal basic income in its very first budget.
-
He's 103, He Still Drives, And He's Never Had An Accident
A 103-year-old grandfather in the UK is believed to be the oldest British driver with more than 80 years of experience behind the wheels without committing a single road accident, media reports said on Sunday.
-
Pope Francis 'Determined' to Press on with Reforms Despite Leaks Scandal
Pope Francis is determined to forge ahead with his reform of the Catholic Church despite an embarrassing leak scandal which risks undermining his clean-up bid, according to the pontiff's chief of staff.
-
Al-Qaeda Confirms US Strike Killed American Spokesman
Al-Qaeda has confirmed that a US drone strike earlier this year killed its English-language spokesman, a California native known as Azzam the American, SITE Intelligence Group reported today.
-
Hundreds of Thousands Rally in Rome Against Gay Unions
Hundreds of thousands of Italians gathered in Rome Saturday to demonstrate against gay unions and the teaching of gender theories in schools, as Prime Minister Matteo Renzi tries to push a civil union bill through parliament.
-
Italian PM Matteo Renzi Faces Test in Regional Elections
Italians are set to vote on Sunday in regional elections seen as an important test for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and for the fading Forza Italia party of Silvio Berlusconi.
-
Hostage Locations Difficult to Track and May be Getting Harder
The US drone strike that accidentally killed two hostages in Pakistan exposes intelligence shortfalls that former and current US officials say appear to be growing more frequent as militants expand their safe havens and as Washington gathers less on-the-ground human intelligence.
