Italian Envoy

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  FIR Against Goa Resort Owner After Italy Envoy's Wife Injured In Fireworks

  The Goa Police charged the owner of a resort after the wife of the Italian ambassador to India suffered an injury to her head in the fireworks set off from the beach-facing facility, an officer said.

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  Envoys in Bangladesh Limit Movements After Islamic State Claims Attack

  Western embassies in Bangladesh have restricted their diplomats' movements amid concern more foreigners might be targeted after an Italian was shot dead in the first attack in the country claimed by Islamic State.

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  In War Over Marines, Italy Threatens to Withdraw Envoy

  Rome has threatened to withdraw its ambassador from India amid the escalation of a diplomatic row over two Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen.

• Italy recalls its envoy to India citing 'unacceptable delay' in case against marines

  Italy on Tuesday recalled its ambassador from India in protest over a new delay in the legal proceedings against two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen.

• 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.

• Marines case: Italy to oppose charges under anti-terror law

  Italy's special envoy Staffan de Mistura said on Thursday that his country would "forcefully oppose" any move by Indian authorities to press charges against the two Italian marines accused of killing two Indian fishermen under an anti-terror law that carries the death penalty or to postpone a court decision.

• Italian Marines case won't be resolved by Christmas, says Rome's envoy

  The case of the two Italian Marines facing trial in India for murder will not be resolved by Christmas, Rome's envoy in the case has said.

• 'Italy will do everything to bring back marines by Christmas'

  Italy will do everything to bring back by Christmas two of its marines, who have been in India for over one-and-a-half years to face trial for killing two Indian fishermen, the country's special envoy in the case has said.

• Sikh leader asked to remove turban in Rome: India calls Italian envoy

  India today took up with Italy the row over a Sikh delegation being asked to remove his turban during security checks at the Rome airport, official sources say.

• Expecting fair, speedy trial in Italian marines case: Envoy

  Italy today said it expects "fair and fast" trial of its marines, allegedly involved in the the killing of two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast, that should be to the satisfaction of both the countries.

• 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: European Union warns India over bar on Italian ambassador

  European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton on Tuesday defended Italy's envoy to India, prevented from leaving the country due to a row over two Italian marines who skipped bail while on trial for murder in New Delhi.

• European Union cautious as India strips Italy envoy of 'immunity'

  The European Union's (EU) foreign service reacted cautiously today to a decision by India's top judge to strip Italy's ambassador of his diplomatic immunity.

• Read Italy's note saying envoy cannot be banned from leaving India

  Italy has sent a note to New Delhi challenging the Supreme Court order against its envoy. The note says that the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations guarantees that diplomats cannot be arrested or detained.

• Italian envoy claims diplomatic immunity; we'll see, says Supreme Court

  The Supreme Court today ruled that its ban on Italian Ambassador Daniele Mancini leaving India will continue at least till April 2 when it next hears the case of Rome's refusal to send back two marines to face trial for shooting a pair of fishermen.