Centre today distanced itself from Additional Solicitor General Harin Raval’s submission in the Supreme Court that India has no jurisdiction to detain an Italian ship from which marines shot dead, tw

Striking a big blow to the Kerala government, the Centre told Supreme Court on Friday that the Kerala police had no authority to hold the Italian ship Enrica Lexie.

Two Kerala fishermen, Jelastine a

Bringing down the curtains on the Enrica Lexie compensation issue, the Republic of Italy has agreed to pay Rs 1 crore each as compensation to the families of the two fishermen killed at sea from firin

Chief judicial magistrate A.K. Gopakumar on Monday extended the remand period of the Italian marines, Latorre Massimillano and Salvatore Girone, till April 30 and sent them back to the central jail in

Strippers in nun costumes danced in front of Silvio Berlusconi at his villa, a witness on Monday told a Milan court where the former Italian prime minister is on trial for allegedly having sex with an

Rome on Thursday welcomed the release of an Italian hostage in India, hailing Indian authorities and its own diplomats for the freeing of the tour guide seized while trekking nearly a month ago.

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The two Italian marines of 'Encrica Lexie', who shot dead Indian fishermen off the Kerala coast on February 15 had used two Beretta rifles to commit the offence, according to the report of the Forensi

The Supreme Court on Tuesday issued notice to Kerala Police and the state's mercantile marine department on a petition by the owners of Italian ship MT Enrica Lexie seeking a direction for its release

Call it a relief or part of an effort to quickly solve the Enrica Lexie issue, the top brass of the Italian ministry have agreed to pay blood money, and bear the education expenses of Derreck, son of

After the visit of three Italian ministers to try and get two Italian marines released from prison, Kerala witnessed a round of Church diplomacy when two Italian priests arrived at the home of one of