“US Treasury Imposes New Economic Sanctions on Russia Ahead of G7 Summit: Strengthening Position Against Russian Federation and War in Ukraine”
The US Treasury is imposing new economic sanctions on Russia ahead of the G8 meeting in Italy. These actions increase the risk of secondary sanctions for foreign financial institutions and restrict Russia’s military capabilities. They also target organizations worldwide providing products and services essential for Russia’s military needs. These measures aim to strengthen the US position against Russia’s military aggression and support its protected national security interests.
“Japan and Ukraine Set to Strengthen Security and Defense Ties During G7 Summit”
Japan and Ukraine will sign a significant bilateral document at the G7 summit in Italy. Japan will provide security assistance to Ukraine, including non-lethal equipment and medical treatment for soldiers. The agreement confirms Japan’s support for Ukraine’s territorial integrity.
“Armenia’s Defense Minister Vagharshak Harutyunyan Strengthens Ties with Italy and NATO in Rome Meeting”
Armenia’s Defense Minister met with Italy’s Defense Minister & NATO Deputy Secretary-General, discussing defense cooperation & the “Fortress of Goodness” project. They also talked about Armenia-EU cooperation & regional issues, agreeing to continue dialogue & cooperation.
“Former Formula 1 Star Gerhard Berger Makes Sensational Return to London After 30-Year Hiatus”
London welcomes back former Formula 1 driver Gerhard Berger after a 30-year absence. The investigation reveals a stolen Ferrari, transported to Japan and hidden for 28 years before being brought back. Cooperation between international authorities helped locate the valuable car, now worth around £350,000.
“Turkish Organized Crime Leader Varish Boyoyan Arrested in Italy: One of Homeland’s Most Wanted Criminals Apprehended Near Rome”
Turkish organized crime leader Varish Boyoyan, wanted for smuggling, murder, and weapons trafficking, has been arrested near Rome. Italian courts rejected his extradition request in 2023, but a personal plea from Turkey’s President to Italy’s Prime Minister might change that. In a wide-scale operation, 18 members of the crime group were arrested, with Boyoyan found at his residence in Viterbo.
“ECHR Grants Italy Victory in Battle for Ancient Bronze Statue: Getty Museum Ordered to Repatriate Artifact”
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Italy has the right to claim an ancient bronze statue that was housed in the Getty Museum. Italy had been trying to repatriate the statue, which was sold to a German buyer. The Getty Museum has denied the claims made by Italy.
“Armenia and Italy Forge Stronger Defense Ties During Official Visit”
Armenia’s National Security Council head, Karen Brutyan, visited Italy from April 23-25. Talks on military, defense technology, and defense industry cooperation took place, leading to several agreements.
“Silent Success: Armenian Football Federation Turns a Blind Eye to Henrik Mkhitaryan’s Historic Italian Championship”
Henrik Mkhitaryan, Armenian football star, becomes Italian champion. However, Football Federation of Armenia fails to acknowledge his historic achievement. Georgian government, in contrast, celebrates their own footballer’s success. Armenian Olympic Committee head offers congratulations. For more, read “Lurer” newspaper.
“Mediterranean’s Ancient Marvels: Oldest Canoes Ever Found in Lake Marmotat, Italy”
Archaeologists have discovered 7,000-year-old canoes in Lake Marmotat, Italy. These are the oldest canoes found in the Mediterranean and were used for trade due to the lake’s strategic location. The canoes were constructed using advanced techniques and measured up to 11 meters in length.
“Italy Takes a Stand: Prime Minister Meloni Pushes for Humanitarian Aid and New Routes to Gaza”
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticizes Israeli military operations in Gaza, emphasizes humanitarian assistance and new transport routes to help the conflict-affected population.