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A giant white truffle weighing 1.5 kilograms went off in a bid to the Macau casino mogul and billionaire Stanley Ho for an astounding $330,000 at an auction on Saturday, who outbid personalities of Damien Hirst and Sheik Mansoor Bin Zayed al Nahyan...
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A U.S. official said Friday that a deal may be reached soon allowing natural gas from ex-Soviet nations to reach western Europe without crossing Russian territory.
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When white wine started flowing through taps in dozens of homes during an Italian festival it was hailed as miracle.But unlike the Biblical tale of Jesus changing...
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AP, Zurich
European champion Spain remained No. 1 in FIFA’s soccer rankings Wednesday, followed by Italy and Germany. The United States is No. 24.
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Sparkling chilled white wine instead of water flowed from the taps during the Marino Grape Festival - and as part of the event free wine flows from the main fountain in...
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AP, Milan
The PETA animal rights organization is targeting Armani in its latest anti-fur campaign.
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AP, Munich
Gino Massetti was 15 when he was rounded up by German troops near the Italian village of Falzano di Cortona and herded with 10 other civilians into a barn.
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A U.N. agency on Tuesday called for an urgent review of agriculture and biofuel subsidies and trade barriers, saying their removal would increase opportunities for...
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AP, Salt Lake City
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is delaying a decision on whether to allow EnergySolutions Inc. to import the largest-ever amount of nuclear waste into the U.S.
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AP, Milan
Unicredit Chief Executive Alessandro Profumo acknowledged Monday that Italy’s largest bank had underestimated the significant market changes since the collapse of...
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Pope Benedict XVI has warned that modern culture is pushing God out of people’s lives, causing nations once rich in religious faith to lose their identities.
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Italian troops manned checkpoints and checked vehicles as they deployed Saturday in a crime-ridden, mob-plagued southern area of the country where six Africans were...
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AP, Paris
Leaders of France, Britain, Germany and Italy will seek at a summit in Paris Saturday to reassure investors and markets jittery about a growing financial and economic...
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The global financial crisis is forcing the leaders of France, Germany, Britain and Italy to come together for an emergency summit this weekend, but differences on how...
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AP, Rome
Italy’s top criminal court on Thursday upheld the conviction on international terrorism charges of an Egyptian jailed as one of the chief suspects in the 2004...
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A top Vatican official said Tuesday that the world’s financial crisis is the result of the search for short-term profits as a goal in itself _ and an example of...
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AP, Stuttgart
Qualifier Kateryna Bondarenko of Ukraine rallied to upset 15th-ranked Flavia Pennetta of Italy 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 Tuesday at the Porsche Grand Prix.
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AP, Rome
Italian police made sweeping arrests against the mob Tuesday, targeting a powerful clan as well as three suspects linked to a recent gangland-style slaying of six...
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Italian police arrested scores of suspected mobsters Tuesday, including three top fugitives believed linked to the gangland-style slaying of six African immigrants near...
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Italian news reports are quoting the foreign minister as saying 11 Europeans and eight Egyptians kidnapped in a distant corner of Egypt’s desert have been freed.
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Alitalia’s pilots unions, the most vocal opponents of a rescue package for the bankrupt airline, have finally backed the deal after a group of investors agreed to...
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