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A student cries during a flash mob 'A minute of noise for Giulia' for Giulia Cecchettin, allegedly killed at the hands of her possessive ex-boyfriend, outside the Statale University, in Milan, Italy, Wednesday, Nov. 22, 2023. Outrage over violence against women is mounting in Italy, with students leading the way. Young people across the country have taken to pounding on classroom desks in unison to demand an end to the slayings of women by men and to root out corrosive, patriarchal attitudes that have long been a part of Italian society. Opposition lawmakers did the same in parliament. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno, file)

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Make noise! A murder and a movie stir Italians to loudly demand an end to violence against women
By FRANCES D'EMILIO - Associated Press
Thu,11/23/23-11:10PM , 112 Reads
ROME (AP) — After the latest, horrifying killing of a college student allegedly by her resentful and jealous ex-boyfriend, students from Turin to Palermo have taken to pounding on classroom desks in unison to demand a stop to the slaying of women in Italy at the hands of men.
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Pope Francis leaves his studios window at the end of the Angelus noon prayer in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)

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Ailing Pope Francis meets with European rabbis and condemns antisemitism, terrorism, war
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Mon,11/06/23-5:02AM , 46 Reads
ROME (AP) — Pope Francis met with European rabbis on Monday and decried antisemitism, war and terrorism in a written speech he declined to read, saying he wasn't feeling well.
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Far-Right party Brothers of Italy's leader Giorgia Meloni shows a placard reading in Italian "Thank you Italy" at her party's electoral headquarters in Rome, early Monday, Sept. 26, 2022. When Giorgia Meloni took office a year ago as the first far-right premier in Italy's post-war history, concern was palpable abroad about the prospect of democratic backsliding and resistance to European Union rules. But since being sworn in as premier on Oct. 22, 2022, Meloni has confounded Western skeptics. (AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia, File)

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Italy's far-right Premier Meloni defies fears of harming democracy and clashing with the EU
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Tue,10/17/23-11:15PM , 50 Reads
ROME (AP) — When Giorgia Meloni took office a year ago as the first far-right premier in Italy’s post-war history, many in Europe worried about the prospect of the country's democratic backsliding and resistance to European Union rules.
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Italian Interior Minister Giuliano Amato looks on next to an empty seat, during a press conference after a cabinet meeting in Rome's Palazzo Chigi premier's office, Friday March 16, 2007. A former Italian premier is contending that a French air force missile brought down a passenger jet over the Mediterranean Sea in 1980 and is appealing to France's president to respond. The crash of the Italian domestic airliner killed all 81 persons aboard. What caused the crash is an enduring mystery. (AP Photo/Plinio Lepri, File)

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Italian ex-premier says French missile downed an airliner in 1980 by accident in bid to kill Gadhafi
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Sat,09/02/23-8:24AM , 86 Reads
ROME (AP) — A former Italian premier, in an interview published on Saturday, contended that a French air force missile accidentally brought down a passenger jet over the Mediterranean Sea in 1980 in a failed bid to assassinate Libya's then leader Moammar Gadhafi.
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