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Ahmadinejad: Iran Ready for Nuclear Cooperation
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Iran is ready to cooperate with the West on its nuclear program.
Kazakh, Italian presidents voice similar positions on key global issues
Kazakh and Italian presidents Nursultan Nazarbayev and Giorgio Napolitano discussed a broad range of topics in Rome, saying their positions coincided on key international issues.
CIA verdict, Frattini sympathises
Rome, November 5 - Italian Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said Thursday he sympathised with the United States' disappointment at a Milan court's Tuesday conviction of CIA agents in the rendition of an Egyptian cleric in 2003.
Italian president voices hope for Mideast peace
BEIRUT: Italian President Giorgio Napolitano voiced hope Tuesday that the Middle East would see the accomplishment of a comprehensive peace solution while Lebanon enjoys continued stability and security.
Italian leader dines with Sleiman before troop visit
BEIRUT: Italian President Giorgio Napolitano held talks over dinner with President Michel Sleiman at Baabda Palace following his arrival in Beirut on Monday night accompanied by a delegation of Italian state officials.
Italy supporting Malta's bid for asylum office
Comment about "Italy supporting Malta's bid for asylum office" Phone Name Comment 0 Saturday, 31st October 2009 - 12:05CET Italy supporting Malta's bid for asylum office Italy is supporting Malta's bid to host the European asylum and support office, Italian secretary of state Enzo Scotti said this morning.
Armenian Youth Team leaves World Judo Championship
On October 24, the last representative of Armenia Mher Yeghiazaryan dropped out of championship, defeated by Japanese wrestler Tomohiro Kawakami.
Italian President Invited To Visit Yerevan
From : Katia Peltekian Date : Tue, 27 Oct 2009 11:05:30 +0400 ITALIAN PRESIDENT INVITED TO VISIT YEREVAN Tert Oct 26 2009 Armenia On October 23, Armenian Ambassador to Italy Ruben Karapetyan submitted his credentials to Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, informs the Armenian Foreign Ministry press office.
Armenia, Italy Willing To Deepen Bilateral Relations
Date : Mon, 26 Oct 2009 19:02:58 +0400 ARMENIA, ITALY WILLING TO DEEPEN BILATERAL RELATIONS armradio.am 26.10.2009 14:55 Armenian Ambassador to Italy Ruben Karapetyan presented his credentials to the President of Italy, Giorgio Napolitano.
Italian President invited to Armenia
Armenia's Ambassador to Italy Ruben Karapetian handed over his credentials to Italy's President Giorgio Napolitano.
Italian president plans to visit Armenia
Following the ceremony, the President noted that Armenia is an important partner to Italy, with RA-Italian friendship lasting for centuries.
Italian president meets Jordan's King Abdullah on Mideast peace process
Jordan's King Abdullah II met on Tuesday with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano in an attempt to resume peace talks in the Middle East.
Illegal construction contributed to Sicily mudslide, say experts
In the aftermath of the recent disaster, there is increasing evidence that human neglect and illegal activity played a role in the tragedy.
King highlights Jordanian-Italian ties
Their Majesties King Abdullah and Queen Rania on Wednesday visited the municipality of Rome, where they were received by Mayor Gianni Alemanno and his wife Isabella Rauti.
'We cannot stop' peace pursuit
His Majesty King Abdullah on Tuesday voiced disappointment that Middle East peace efforts are not realising the required progress, saying "we cannot stop' and all have to work together to ensure the launch of serious and direct talks.
" who is a member of the Italian Parliament with the People of Freedom party - " wrote to Giorgio Napolitano, president of the Italian republic, on Monday asking him to consider Armani's appointment.
King, Queen to visit Italy Monday
During the visit, King Abdullah will hold talks in Rome with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and senior Italian officials on means to foster bilateral ties, a Royal Court statement said.
Court ruling opens a new front against Berlusconi
Cracks are beginning to appear in the Italian Prime Minister's conservative coalition.
Berlusconi urged to apologise after TV insult
An indignant wave of political opponents, women's groups and online activists are clamouring for the Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to apologise for a sexist insult that he made to a female politician during a live television show.
Italy agrees with court to strip Berlusconi of immunity
ROME: Most Italians agree with a court decision to strip Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of immunity from prosecution but only a minority want to cut short his term and hold early elections, according to new polls out yesterday.
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