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Marine Salvatore Girone Will Return Home 'In A Few Weeks': Italian Minister
Italian marine Salvatore Girone, held in India on murder charges, will return home "in a few weeks", Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti said today.
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Italy 'Ready to Lead' Coalition Against Jihadists in Libya
Italy has said that it is willing to lead an international coalition against jihadists in Libya, as it began repatriating its citizens from the troubled north African country.
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One Dead, Hundreds Stranded in Greek Ferry Disaster
A fire erupted on a ferry carrying 478 people from Greece to Italy today, leaving one person dead and trapping hundreds on top decks as gale-force winds and choppy seas hampered evacuation.
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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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Detention of marines in India unjust, says new Italian government
The new Italian government has described as "unjust" the detention of two of its marines for two years in connection with the killing of two Indian fishermen and vowed to bring them back.
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Marine Salvatore Girone Will Return Home 'In A Few Weeks': Italian Minister
Italian marine Salvatore Girone, held in India on murder charges, will return home "in a few weeks", Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti said today.
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Italy 'Ready to Lead' Coalition Against Jihadists in Libya
Italy has said that it is willing to lead an international coalition against jihadists in Libya, as it began repatriating its citizens from the troubled north African country.
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One Dead, Hundreds Stranded in Greek Ferry Disaster
A fire erupted on a ferry carrying 478 people from Greece to Italy today, leaving one person dead and trapping hundreds on top decks as gale-force winds and choppy seas hampered evacuation.
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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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Detention of marines in India unjust, says new Italian government
The new Italian government has described as "unjust" the detention of two of its marines for two years in connection with the killing of two Indian fishermen and vowed to bring them back.
