Topic: Romano Prodi
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The Daily Reckoning
Thinking the unthinkable: Let the euro-chips fall
French and German banks hold nearly a trillion euros worth of other European nations' debt: Ireland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Greece. What would happen if they were allowed to collapse?
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Terrorism & Security
Afghanistan: Italy denies report it bribed Taliban forces
A Times of London story charges that Italy paid Taliban not to attack Italian forces, and that its lack of disclosure of the practice had catastrophic consequences for French replacements.
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Silvio Berlusconi sues Italy's press and protesters fight back
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi already controls much of the private media. Now, critics say, he's using lawsuits and pressure to muzzle independent and state-owned press.
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Spain, Italy: Two tactics for tackling illegal immigration
Italy is using state of emergency powers, while Spain has introduced measures that include paying jobless immigrants to go home.
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Sharm el-Sheik hosts tourists, world leaders
Arab dignitaries met at Egypt's 'Red Sea Riviera' for the World Economic Forum. Outside, security was tight.
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In Naples, artists use irony to tackle festering trash crisis
The EU announced Tuesday it would take Italy to the European Court of Justice. The overflow of rubbish has inspired an artistic movement to effect change.
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In Naples, artists use irony to tackle festering trash crisis
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In Naples, artists use irony to tackle festering trash crisis
The EU announced Tuesday it would take Italy to the European Court of Justice. The overflow of rubbish has inspired an artistic movement to effect change.
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Biofuels can't feed starving people
Using crops for energy is a noble idea, but it's led to a hunger crisis.
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In Italian elections, Berlusconi's charisma is winning
Voters, who head to the polls Sunday, see the flamboyant former leader as the man to lift Italy out of its malaise.
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World
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Electoral reform tops concerns as Italy seeks new government
As economic woes mount, Italians want to make it more difficult for members of small coalitions to topple a government.
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World
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World
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Terrorism & Security
Italian government nears collapse after key Prodi ally defects
Prime Minister Romano Prodi may resign in the wake of a defection by a key parliamentary ally.
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