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PM Modi's Bilateral With Italy Counterpart On Defence, Tech, Trade At G20
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held bilateral talks with his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni as the two leaders discussed a range of issues.
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PM Modi Meets Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni At G20 Summit In Bali
PM Modi met his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni on the sidelines of the G20 Summit today and the two leaders discussed ways to deepen bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including trade, energy, defence and counter terrorism.
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India, Italy Express Concern On Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis In Ukraine
India and Italy on Friday called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in Ukraine and expressed concerns over the ongoing "humanitarian crisis" in that country even as they vowed to work closely in countering common challenges of terrorism.
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India, Italy To Collaborate On Green Hydrogen, Gas Sector: Joint Statement
India and Italy have agreed to explore development of green hydrogen, setting up renewable energy corridors, and joint projects in the natural gas sector as the two nations sought to strengthen partnership in energy transition.
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Air India Sends Aircraft To Bring Back Indians From Italy Amid Coronavirus Fear
National carrier Air India has sent an aircraft to Milan, Italy, to bring back stranded Indians due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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India, Italy Resolve To Expand Defence, Trade Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Italian counterpart Giuseppe Conte Tuesday agreed to expand bilateral cooperation in areas of defence, trade, energy and infrastructure even as they condemned those providing safe havens to terror groups and supporting cross border terrorism.
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India Made Technology Medium To Attain Social Justice, Inclusion: PM Modi
India has made technology a medium to attain social justice, empowerment, inclusion and transparency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Tuesday.
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India Dismisses Suggestions Of Quid Pro Quo Deal With Italy
India has today said there was no link between its bid for membership in the nuclear export control regimes, of which Italy is a member, and the marines issue, dismissing suggestion that the two countries were working on a quid pro quo deal.
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Supreme Court Lets Italian Marine Charged With Murder Stay Home Longer
The Supreme Court said on Thursday one of the Italian marines facing murder charges can remain in his home country for a further three months, delaying the start of a trial that caused a diplomatic rift between New Delhi and the European Union.The court granted permission for Massimiliano Latorre to remain in Italy until July 15, so that he can con...
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'You Are Delaying The Case,' Says Supreme Court to Murder Accused Italian Marine
The Supreme Court today granted one of the two Italian marines' request for an extended medical leave, while expressing anguish over the delay of the trial.
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'Will See' If Marine is Fit Enough to Return to India: Italy
The Italian government "will see" if one of the two marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen in 2012 is fit enough to return to India, Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni has said.
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Italy Hopes to Strike Deal with New Indian Government Over Marines
Italy today rejected India's claim to jurisdiction in the case of two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen and warned that it would seek international arbitration if could not reach an agreement with the new Indian government over the issue.
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Italian marines case: Special court to hear case on July 31
A special court in Delhi today fixed July 31 for hearing the case of two Italian marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast in 2012, after it was informed that the Supreme Court has ordered that the proceedings be deferred.
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Italy scorns India's decision to try marines with anti-piracy law
Rome harshly criticised India's decision to try two Italian marines accused of killing two fishermen under an anti-piracy and anti-terrorism act, in a case that has strained relations between the two countries.
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Interpol urges arrest of Singapore 'football match-fixer'
The European police agency said the problem was tied to a criminal syndicate based in Singapore. Tan's name has cropped up in multiple investigations but police in Singapore were yet to move against him, saying they need hard evidence before making arrests. Tan denies any wrongdoing.
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PM Modi's Bilateral With Italy Counterpart On Defence, Tech, Trade At G20
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday held bilateral talks with his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni as the two leaders discussed a range of issues.
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PM Modi Meets Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni At G20 Summit In Bali
PM Modi met his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni on the sidelines of the G20 Summit today and the two leaders discussed ways to deepen bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including trade, energy, defence and counter terrorism.
-
India, Italy Express Concern On Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis In Ukraine
India and Italy on Friday called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in Ukraine and expressed concerns over the ongoing "humanitarian crisis" in that country even as they vowed to work closely in countering common challenges of terrorism.
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India, Italy To Collaborate On Green Hydrogen, Gas Sector: Joint Statement
India and Italy have agreed to explore development of green hydrogen, setting up renewable energy corridors, and joint projects in the natural gas sector as the two nations sought to strengthen partnership in energy transition.
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Air India Sends Aircraft To Bring Back Indians From Italy Amid Coronavirus Fear
National carrier Air India has sent an aircraft to Milan, Italy, to bring back stranded Indians due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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India, Italy Resolve To Expand Defence, Trade Ties
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Italian counterpart Giuseppe Conte Tuesday agreed to expand bilateral cooperation in areas of defence, trade, energy and infrastructure even as they condemned those providing safe havens to terror groups and supporting cross border terrorism.
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India Made Technology Medium To Attain Social Justice, Inclusion: PM Modi
India has made technology a medium to attain social justice, empowerment, inclusion and transparency, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Tuesday.
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India Dismisses Suggestions Of Quid Pro Quo Deal With Italy
India has today said there was no link between its bid for membership in the nuclear export control regimes, of which Italy is a member, and the marines issue, dismissing suggestion that the two countries were working on a quid pro quo deal.
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Supreme Court Lets Italian Marine Charged With Murder Stay Home Longer
The Supreme Court said on Thursday one of the Italian marines facing murder charges can remain in his home country for a further three months, delaying the start of a trial that caused a diplomatic rift between New Delhi and the European Union.The court granted permission for Massimiliano Latorre to remain in Italy until July 15, so that he can con...
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'You Are Delaying The Case,' Says Supreme Court to Murder Accused Italian Marine
The Supreme Court today granted one of the two Italian marines' request for an extended medical leave, while expressing anguish over the delay of the trial.
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'Will See' If Marine is Fit Enough to Return to India: Italy
The Italian government "will see" if one of the two marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen in 2012 is fit enough to return to India, Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni has said.
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Italy Hopes to Strike Deal with New Indian Government Over Marines
Italy today rejected India's claim to jurisdiction in the case of two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen and warned that it would seek international arbitration if could not reach an agreement with the new Indian government over the issue.
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Italian marines case: Special court to hear case on July 31
A special court in Delhi today fixed July 31 for hearing the case of two Italian marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast in 2012, after it was informed that the Supreme Court has ordered that the proceedings be deferred.
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Italy scorns India's decision to try marines with anti-piracy law
Rome harshly criticised India's decision to try two Italian marines accused of killing two fishermen under an anti-piracy and anti-terrorism act, in a case that has strained relations between the two countries.
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Interpol urges arrest of Singapore 'football match-fixer'
The European police agency said the problem was tied to a criminal syndicate based in Singapore. Tan's name has cropped up in multiple investigations but police in Singapore were yet to move against him, saying they need hard evidence before making arrests. Tan denies any wrongdoing.
