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A Roman mausoleum, a circular tomb from the first century AD, was unearthed in Apollosa, Italy. Heavy flooding revealed its limestone block...

Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh announced their second pregnancy. They shared the joyful news with fans on social media. The post quickl...

Social media buzzed after a US-Iran ceasefire announcement. Numerous Pakistani accounts posted identical messages about travellers being ca...

The UAE is experiencing severe, unseasonal storms with heavy rain, lightning, and hailstones, transforming desert landscapes amid the ongoi...

On Monday, January 26, 2026, the Italian government declared a state of emergency for the regions of Sicily, Sardinia, and Calabria followi...

Starting April 25, visitors will need a 5-euro ($5.45) one-day ticket, valid from 0830 to 1600 local time. The initiative aims to balance t...

Under the agreement, Unipol acquired SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet terminals and will make them available for rescuers, hospitals an...

Formula One has cancelled the upcoming Imola Romagna Grand Prix as the region witnesses torrential rainfall leading to flooding in several ...

Several Italian towns were hit by floods on September 16. The devastating event resulted from a heavy downpour that swept the region on Sep...

The Kanjeevaram saree worn by Padukone was bought from a store in Bengaluru.

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SOCCER-WORLDCUP-MKD-ITA:Immobile brings Italy back from brink against Macedonia

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India has stressed before ITLOS that justice to the families of the two fishermen is delayed by Italy's "intransigence" and their "abuse of...

Brussels' largesse to Pak would not come into force without an approval from the WTO's CTG, which is expected to meet on May 26th.

Germany will contract new debt of at least 30 billion euros (42 billion dollars) in 2009, more than double the amount this year.