In Rome, EAM repeats call for Gaza ceasefire

Electrician discovers 17th-century frescoes hidden behind false ceiling at Rome's Villa Farnesina

The stunning frescoes are attributed to Italian Baroque painter Carlo Maratta and his pupils, Girolamo Troppa and François Simonot.

Fluffy felines compete for prizes and steal hearts at Rome's SuperCat Show

The 26th annual SuperCat Show in Rome brought together feline lovers, breeders, and furry stars at the Fiera di Roma for a weekend celebrating all things cat.

Pro-Ukraine protests take place in European capitals as 1,000th day of war approaches

Protesters were out on the streets of cities such as Rome and Lisbon to denounce the Russian invasion which the UN estimates has killed or wounded more than 35,000 civilians since February 2022.

Colosseum controversy: Airbnb and ‘Gladiator II’ team up for battles in historic site

A criticized Airbnb deal will let users play gladiator in Rome's Colosseum...

EU to allocate over €200mln to Lebanese military as ceasefire talks continue

The EU's Foreign Policy chief Josep Borrell’s visit to Lebanon comes at the end of a Middle East tour related to the ongoing wars in Gaza and Lebanon. Before his visit to Beirut, Borrell visited Cyprus and Jordan.

Israeli Embassy Attack in Jordan: Gunman Dead, 3 Police Officers Hurt Amid Chaos in Amman| Watch

A shooting incident near the Israeli embassy in Jordan's Amman resulted in one gunman's death and injuries to three police officers. The incident occurred in the Rabiah neighborhood, a known protest hotspot. Police cordoned off the area and urged residents to stay home. The event highlights ongoing tensions in Jordan, where many citizens of Palestinian origin oppose normalization with Israel amid the Gaza conflict. #jordan #israel #gaza #israelhamaswar #palestine #idf #israel #netanyahu #kingabdullah #amman #arableague #Warnews #War #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~PR.320~ED.346~HT.334~

David Lammy and Jean-Noël Barrot warn of risk of attempted 'Putinisation' of the world

The two Foreign Ministers met in London a day after UK and French daily papers published a joint article in which they criticised the invasion of Ukraine and called for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Cooper declines to comment on Netanyahu's potential arrest

Yvette Cooper refused to comment on whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would be arrested if he visited the UK, following arrest warrants issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) over alleged war crimes in Gaza. Cooper stated, "The ICC is independent, and we respect its position," adding that the UK government’s focus remains on pursuing a ceasefire in Gaza and addressing the ongoing challenges in the Middle East. Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn