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G7 wants de-escalation in Middle East - Italy

G7 wants de-escalation in Middle East - Italy

The Group of Seven is striving for a de-escalation of the widening Middle East conflict, Italy's foreign minister Antonio Tajani said Friday at a press-conference at the end of a three-day G7 foreign ministers' meeting on the island of Capri.

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Italy has put Africa at centre of G7 priorities - Tajani

Italy's presidency has placed Africa "at the centre" of the G7 group of wealth nations and wants to reinvigorate its partnership with the African Union to fight illegal migration and boost stability and growth, according to foreign minister Antonio Tajani.

Tajani-Baerbock talks centre on Mideast de-escalation

Tajani-Baerbock talks centre on Mideast de-escalation

De-escalating high tensions Middle East and stopping Israel's conflict with Palestinian Islamist group Hamas from spreading further in the region were the focus of talks Thursday between Italy's foreign minister Antonio Tajani and his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock.

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Tajani, Blinken to focus on Middle East de-escalation

Italy's foreign minister Antonio Tajani and his United States counterpart Antony Blinken will focus on a de-escalation of Middle East tensions when they hold talks Wednesday at the G7 foreign ministers' meeting on Capri.

G7 foreign ministers 'to work on Iran sanctions'

G7 foreign ministers 'to work on Iran sanctions'

At their three-day summit on Capri through Friday, G7 foreign ministers will seek a way to slap sanctions on Iran in the wake of its missile and drone attack on Israel at the weekend - its first direct military assault on the Jewish state.

Italy renews call for Gaza ceasefire

Italy renews call for Gaza ceasefire

Palestinian Islamist group Hamas' deadly 7 October attack on Israeli civilians was "barbaric and shameful" but a ceasefire is urgently needed in the more-than-six-month old war in Gaza which followed the attack, Italy's foreign minister Antonio Tajani has underlined.



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