Italian Marines Row

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  EU-India Summit Fails To Defuse Row Over Italian Marines

  The European Union and India failed on Wednesday to defuse a long-running row over two Italian marines accused of murder and the case moved to an international tribunal after four years of diplomatic squabbles.

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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.

• Italian marines row: Centre drops anti-piracy charge, no death penalty now

  The Centre today withdrew the contentious anti-piracy charges in Supreme Court against the two Italian marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen in 2012.

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  Over trial of marines, escalating tension for India and Italy: 10 developments

  Italy has slammed as "unacceptable" the serious maritime security charge levelled against two Italian marines accused of killing two fishermen off the Kerala coast in 2012.

• 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.

• 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.

• Italy PM Monti says he 'can't wait' to leave office

  Caretaker Prime Minister Mario Monti, looking tired and distraught, said on Wednesday he was ready to leave office a day after a prominent member of his government resigned over the handling of a dispute with India.

• Marines row: Italian PM wants rapid solution

  Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti addressed his country's parliament on Wednesday, a day after Italy's foreign minister resigned to protest against his government's decision to send two marines back to India to face trial in the deaths of two fishermen.

• Marines' row: We persuaded Italy, didn't pressure, says Salman Khurshid

  The confirmation that Italian marines charged with the murder of two fishermen were coming back to India to face trial came on Thursday. Revealing this in a sit down interview Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid said they all the while they were working on the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) resolution, they were also aggressively pushing ...

• We want quick, expedited justice: Italian Deputy Foreign Minister on marines' case

  Italian Deputy Foreign Minister Steffan de Mistura, who accompanied the two Italian marines - accused of killing two Indian fishermen - back to New Delhi today, said a potential diplomatic crisis has been avoided by the marines coming back to India.

• Row over marines an issue between India and Italy, says US

  The US on Tuesday refused to involve itself in the ongoing diplomatic row between India and Italy over two Italian marines who skipped bail while on trial for murder, saying it is an issue for the two nations to resolve.

• 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.

• No country should take India for granted: Sonia Gandhi on Italian marines issue

  Speaking strongly on the diplomatic row between India and Italy over the latter's refusal to send two marines for trial in India for killing a pair of fishermen, Congress president Sonia Gandhi has said that India shouldn't be taken for granted.

• Marines row: Italian Ambassador to claim immunity before Supreme Court, say sources

  Italian Ambassador to India, Daniele Mancini, who has been asked by the Supreme Court to explain on Monday Italy's refusal to return two marines to face murder charges in Delhi for shooting two fishermen in Kerala last year, will claim immunity before the top court and seek more time to file his affidavit, sources have told NDTV.

• Justice has been done, Italian marine's mother to NDTV

  As the row over Italy's refusal to send back two marines to India to face a murder trial rages on, the mother of one of them has said that "justice has been done".