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Italy's Mount Etna Eruption Spews Ash, Halts Flights
Flights serving the eastern Sicilian city of Catania were halted on Sunday after an eruption from nearby Mount Etna spewed volcanic ash onto its runways, airport authorities said.
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2 Tonnes Of Cocaine Worth 400 Million Euros Found Floating At Sea In Italy
Almost 2 tonnes of cocaine with a market value of more than 400 million euros ($440 million) were found floating at sea off eastern Sicily, in what Italy's tax and customs police on Monday called a record seizure.
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"Haven't Been To Italy In 3-4 Years": Priyanka Gandhi On BJP Leader's Dig
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, during a pit-stop today in her boat-ride in Uttar Pradesh to campaign for the national election, said that the ruling BJP's statement about the Congress not doing anything for the past 70 years is "past its expiry date".
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Valentino Rossi Has Surgery On Broken Leg
Valentino Rossi was on board an endurance bike when the accident happened and was first transferred to hospital at Urbino, in eastern Italy, and later underwent surgery in Ancona
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Spain Hit By Deadly Bacteria Threatening Olive Trees
A deadly bacteria that infected thousands of olive trees in Italy has been detected for the first time in mainland Spain, the world's top producer of olive oil, a regional government official said Thursday.
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After 2,000 Years, Easter Lamb Falling Off The Menu in Italy?
What could be more redolent of Easter than a sizzling piece of suckling lamb studded with slivers of garlic, crowned with sprigs of rosemary and roasted to a deep, golden hue?
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Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko Says Will Meet Vladimir Putin in Italy Next Week
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said Saturday that he will meet Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin next week to discuss the six-month conflict between Kiev and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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Italian Military Jets Collide Over Eastern Italy: Report
Italian news reports say two Italian Tornado fighter jets have collided over eastern Italy during a training mission and crashed into a wooded area that caught fire.
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European Union Envoys Meeting on Tougher Russia Sanctions
European Union ambassadors are meeting to discuss a dramatic toughening of the trade bloc's sanctions against Russia.
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Airlines Cancel Israel Flights Over Gaza Rocket Threat
Major US, European and Canadian airlines canceled flights to and from Israel Tuesday, after a rocket fired from Gaza struck near its main international airport in Tel Aviv.
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Mount Etna volcano erupts, lighting up sky over Sicily
Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, has erupted again, lighting up the sky over much of eastern Sicily and shooting up a towering column of ash.
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Italian consul in Benghazi escapes gun attack
An Italian consul came under fire in his car in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on Saturday but was unhurt, Italy said, four months after the U.S. ambassador was killed in an attack on the U.S. mission in the city.
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Italy's Mount Etna Eruption Spews Ash, Halts Flights
Flights serving the eastern Sicilian city of Catania were halted on Sunday after an eruption from nearby Mount Etna spewed volcanic ash onto its runways, airport authorities said.
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2 Tonnes Of Cocaine Worth 400 Million Euros Found Floating At Sea In Italy
Almost 2 tonnes of cocaine with a market value of more than 400 million euros ($440 million) were found floating at sea off eastern Sicily, in what Italy's tax and customs police on Monday called a record seizure.
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"Haven't Been To Italy In 3-4 Years": Priyanka Gandhi On BJP Leader's Dig
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, during a pit-stop today in her boat-ride in Uttar Pradesh to campaign for the national election, said that the ruling BJP's statement about the Congress not doing anything for the past 70 years is "past its expiry date".
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Valentino Rossi Has Surgery On Broken Leg
Valentino Rossi was on board an endurance bike when the accident happened and was first transferred to hospital at Urbino, in eastern Italy, and later underwent surgery in Ancona
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Spain Hit By Deadly Bacteria Threatening Olive Trees
A deadly bacteria that infected thousands of olive trees in Italy has been detected for the first time in mainland Spain, the world's top producer of olive oil, a regional government official said Thursday.
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After 2,000 Years, Easter Lamb Falling Off The Menu in Italy?
What could be more redolent of Easter than a sizzling piece of suckling lamb studded with slivers of garlic, crowned with sprigs of rosemary and roasted to a deep, golden hue?
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Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko Says Will Meet Vladimir Putin in Italy Next Week
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said Saturday that he will meet Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin next week to discuss the six-month conflict between Kiev and pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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Italian Military Jets Collide Over Eastern Italy: Report
Italian news reports say two Italian Tornado fighter jets have collided over eastern Italy during a training mission and crashed into a wooded area that caught fire.
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European Union Envoys Meeting on Tougher Russia Sanctions
European Union ambassadors are meeting to discuss a dramatic toughening of the trade bloc's sanctions against Russia.
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Airlines Cancel Israel Flights Over Gaza Rocket Threat
Major US, European and Canadian airlines canceled flights to and from Israel Tuesday, after a rocket fired from Gaza struck near its main international airport in Tel Aviv.
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Mount Etna volcano erupts, lighting up sky over Sicily
Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, has erupted again, lighting up the sky over much of eastern Sicily and shooting up a towering column of ash.
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Italian consul in Benghazi escapes gun attack
An Italian consul came under fire in his car in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi on Saturday but was unhurt, Italy said, four months after the U.S. ambassador was killed in an attack on the U.S. mission in the city.
