Italy says cannot join Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ because of constitution
Under constitution Italy cannot join because power would be wielded by one leader standing above other members.
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Under constitution Italy cannot join because power would be wielded by one leader standing above other members.
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Read moreA proposed new consensus between sports leaders across the globe about gender policy would be a first uniform criteria.
Read moreItaly heaped the pressure on Scotland coach Gregor Townsend on Saturday, running out deserved 18-15 winners in their Six Nations opener played in atrocious wet conditions in Rome.
Read moreSaudi Arabia on Saturday agreed to make major investments in war-torn Syria, including a jointly owned low-cost airline and a new $1 billion telecommunications project.
Read moreEngland open their 2026 T20 World Cup campaign against Nepal with points to prove on and off the field.
Read moreThis past week, the Paris prosecutor’s cybercrime unit raided the offices of X, formerly known as Twitter. The move is part of an investigation into a range of alleged offences, including the spread…
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