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 ROME – IAEA Director General Rafael

Rome — President Sergio Mattarella has said he hopes ongoing negotiations over Ukraine "bring results", speaking after a working breakfast at the Quirinale Palace with his Estonian counterpart, Ala

Rome— Italy has reaffirmed its political and cultural support for Ukraine with a €32 million commitment to restore historic landmarks in Odesa, while Moscow has sharply criticised Rome's appointmen

Rome— Italy has appointed Ukrainian technology strategist Mykhailo Fedorov as a special adviser to the Ministry of Defence, marking a significant step in Rome's effort to modernise its armed forces

 KHARKIV – Journalists at the Gwara media news site in this war-torn city are chronicling the human cost of Russian war crimes while gently holding authorities ac

Rome— Italy will draw 8 billion euros from the European Union's SAFE defence financing scheme to strengthen its military capabilities and replenish weapons stocks depleted by support for Ukraine, a

Rome – An Italian court's decision to block the extradition of a prominent Ukrainian businessman and former opposition politician has opened an unexpected point of friction between Rome and Kyiv, d

Rome– Italian naval forces have boarded a tanker linked to Russia's so called shadow fleet in international waters west of Pantelleria, in one of the European Union's latest efforts to enforce sanc

Rome – Italy's anti mafia prosecutors have warned that organised crime groups are seeking access to sophisticated military equipment from the black market created by the war in Ukraine, amid growin

Rome — Italy is urging the European Union to introduce legislation allowing member states to sell frozen Russian assets, as the cost of maintaining luxury villas, superyachts and valuable works of

 ROME -- History rarely repeats itself, but it often echoes with uncomfortable clarity.

 ODESA – The killing of a 26-year-old woman sunbathing on a beach at this Black Sea port city during a Russian drone attack underlines Russian President Vladimir

  LVIV – It’s not unusual for British politicians to criticise Western policy on Ukraine from the comfort of Westminster or clubland and perhaps to write cheques occasionally for Ukrainian charitie

 KHARKIV – “I AM HERE,” bellows a man from the 9th floor of a swaying, 16-storey apartment block blackened by the smoke of explosions, that stands like a s