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Mayor of Rimini: 'We believe that it is ethically and morally unacceptable today to offer places of war, terror, and death as holiday destinations'

Law includes heavy fines and a committee for the “correct use of the Italian language and its pronunciation”

Galeazzo Bignami, 47, has long been part of the Italian hard-right

Meloni plays down her party's post-fascist roots, portraying it as a mainstream conservative group

The candidate’s social media posts sparked anger among Italian Jews

Supporters of Juventus and Inter Milan allegedly participated in antisemitic chants during Saturday's matches

The Italian president is likely to dissolve the parliament and call for an early election in October

Included in the probed documents was the 1982 Great Synagogue of Rome attack by Palestinians

European Union announces billion euro aid package at virtual event hosted by Italian prime minister

Draghi calls for more integrated EU with 'common public budget' capable of assisting members in need

Ex-premier Matteo Renzi pulled out of Italy's coalition two weeks ago over its handling of the virus pandemic

Silvia Romano, 25, was freed Saturday from Islamist group al-Shabab near Somalia's capital, Mogadishu