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Giorgia Meloni · RomeAntonio Masiello Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is seen on the set of the TV show ‘Porta a Porta’ at Rai Studios, on April 4, in Rome. The messaging against surrogacy promoted by the Catholic PM is in line with the arguments recently made by the Vatican regarding the Church’s opposition to surrogacy.See the Story
Italy’s Prime Minister Backs Stricter Ban on Surrogacy: How Europe Differs From US on Issue
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Finance · RomeRome, April 12 - After the green light of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, definitive confirmation has arrived from the Ministers of Economy and Finance of all EU States, thus confirming the new rules on so-called “green homes” to achieve the elusive zero emissions goal of the European real estate package by 2050. The agreement did not find the full approval of the Ecofin EU Council, with Italy and Hungary voting against this directive whi…See the Story
Green houses, the U.S. guidelines: the unsustainable "sustainability"
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Rome · RomeRome, March 24 - We are in southern Africa. The area on the border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia is called Copperbelt because it is rich in copper and cobalt deposits, two minerals in high demand for the energy transition. Chinese companies have been operating in this area for some time, where they control almost all of its extraction. Now, however, the United States and the European Union hope to gain greater influence by …See the Story
U.S. vs. China: the corridor that will ensure South Africa's development
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Olympics · RomeRome, March 21 - International tension had skyrocketed when the US boycotted the 1980 Moscow Olympics. An important political act that was announced a few months before the demonstration was held: it was 21 March 1980, the Cold War was at the height of tension, and the reason was soon said: to counter the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan that began in December 1979, three months earlier. When the US boycotted the Moscow Olympics Then the American …See the Story
The US and the boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics: Carter's announcement
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NATO · RomeAccording to TTXVN reporters in Rome, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani warned on March 16 that deploying NATO forces led by the United States to Ukraine could lead to a global conflict, World War III, while ruling out the possibility that Italian soldiers will be deployed to support Kiev.See the Story
Italy warns against sending NATO troops to Ukraine
Inflation · RomeRome, March 11, 2024 - Inflation (and the recent increase in the minimum wage in 26 countries) is driving up the price of perhaps the most famous dish in the United States: the cheeseburger. The sandwich price has surpassed $17, reports our correspondent in Washington, and could reach $22 if it's a double cheeseburger. In the US capital, menu prices have risen 5.6% in a year: from drinks, side dishes, extra services and local taxes, the cost of …See the Story
Cheeseburger, inflation sends the price of the symbolic USA sandwich soaring. What happens in Italy?
Rome · RomeFinnegan Lee Elder and Gabriel Natale-Hjorth, who were teenagers at the time of the July 26, 2019 slaying, sat side-by-side as an appeals court judge made opening remarks in the new trial. The friends from California were found guilty in the 2021 killing of Carabinieri Vice Brigadier Mario Cerciello Rega and four other counts and sentenced to life in prison.See the Story
New trial opens for American friends over fatal stabbing of Rome police officer
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