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How Italy's 'Ndrangheta mafia group is infiltrating European countries

Italian anti-mafia prosecutor Federico Cafiero De Raho told Euronews that the sentencing of more than 100 people this week was proof that 'Ndrangheta’s cells “are able to develop everywhere”.

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Italy looks at offering land for children to halt declining birth rate

Have a kid, win a fridge! Euronews looks at solutions to the 'issue' of low birth rates.

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Saint Mark's Square Underwater After Flooding in Venice

Venice’s historic Saint Mark’s Square experienced heavy flooding after rains hit Northern Italy on October 27 and 28.

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Trouble brewing: Italian icon Moka feeling the coffee capsule pressure

Trouble brewing: Italian icon Moka feeling the coffee capsule pressure

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Italy graffiti seeks to save lesser-used words from extinction

An Italian publishing house is using street graffiti in a bid to save lesser-used words from extinction and help bring them into popular discourse.

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African migrants arrested in connection with Italian teenager's death | The Cube

Three migrants have been arrested in connection to the drugging, rape and death of 16-year-old Desiree Mariottini in Rome

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Tajani criticises 'aggressive Commission' over battle between Rome and Brussels

Parliament president says he disagrees with Italian budget but also the European commission's reaction.

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Watch: MEP bares his sole in stunt over Italy budget rejection

This is the bizarre moment an Italian MEP expressed his contempt for the EU after its rejection of Rome's budget.

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Italy clashes with the EU over budget plans for next year

The Commission believes Italy's growth assumptions are overly optimistic making the debt reduction plan questionable

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Three charts that show why Italy's budget is an EU problem

In figures: What's the EU's problem with Italy's draft budget?

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Italy PM defends plan to ramp up spending despite EU fears over debt

Italy’s Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has defended his plan to ramp up public spending, despite the country’s national debt reaching more than twice the European Union limit.

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Italy's Di Maio calls for 'new European group' for 2019 elections

Another new political grouping is hoping to make an impact in the upcoming European Parliament elections 2019, this time from Italy. The Deputy PM said the new movement would neither be left nor right.

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Raw Politics: Khashoggi investigation, Italian budget, Brazil election

On Raw Politics this evening, the panel discusses some of today's top stories. From German Chancellor Angela Merkle calling on Germany to freeze arms sales with Saudi Arabia to the collision between the Italian government and the EC over their high debt budget.

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EU & Italy on collision course over draft budget

Rome goes ahead and defends its draft budget, opening a match with Brussels that could last a long time. Italy has replied to the letter sent by Commissioner Moscovici and Dombrovskis, asking for clarifications about the deviations from the European parameters.

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Europe briefing: eight stories to know about today

Here is our afternoon round-up of key stories to know about in Europe so far today.

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Italy resolves budget differences, seeks 'constructive' talks with EU

Italy's ruling coalition has patched up a row over a tax amnesty and struck a more conciliatory tone towards the EU.

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Mussolini’s granddaughter threatens to report people offending leader

Alessandra Mussolini, the granddaughter of the former dictator, has threatened to report people who offend the fascist leader's memory.

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Raw Politics: Italy defends its budget brussing off EU criticism

Italy defended its budget plan on Thursday as the EU stepped up pressure for the country to make changes. Raw Politics discusses if it is a power play.

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No-deal Brexit could lead to 'fake prosecco' on UK supermarket shelves

Current EU legislation dictates that the origins of products claiming to possess specific qualities, like prosecco and mozzarella, must be marked on the packet but a no-deal could change this

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Raw Politics: Tensions rise over Italy's draft budget and high stakes behind Brexit summit

On today's Raw Politics, the team looked at the rising tensions between Italy and Brussels over the country's draft budget and the high stakes behind a crucial Brexit summit later this week.