Italian Foreign Affairs Minister Antonio Tajani on Friday met with his French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot in Rome to discuss ...

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has opened the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Rome, The Guardian reports. "We want to ...

The government's silence on the case of Francesca Albanese, the Italian-born United Nations Special Rapporteur on the ...

Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Andrii Sybiha, met with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of ...

Rome seeks to classify mega-infrastructure as a strategic military asset amid push to meet NATO's 5% GDP defense expenditure ...

Tajani's comments reflect growing international disquiet over Israel's relentless attacks on Gaza, which began after Hamas militants launched a deadly cross-border assault on Israel on Oct. 7 and ...

Promoting and following a process of cultural and legal development capable of leading to the realization of an ideal ...

Tajani conveyed to Lubetkin “Italy's support for the finalization of the EU-Mercosur agreement,” while also noting “the need to duly take into account the concerns of key productive ...

A platform of innovation reaching towards Africa,” says the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and ...

Tajani's comments reflect growing concern in Europe about humanitarian worries. Earlier this month, several EU leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro ...

ROME, May 17 (Reuters) - Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani on Saturday urged Israel to stop its military offensive in Gaza, saying that Palestinian civilians must no longer pay the price of war.

Tajani's comments reflect growing international disquiet over Israel's relentless attacks on Gaza, which began after Hamas terrorists launched a deadly cross-border assault on Israel on Oct. 7 and ...