Topic: Giorgio Napolitano

On May 16, 1920, Joan of Arc was canonized as a saint of the Roman Catholic Church.

Sergio Mattarella was elected to a rare second term as Italy's president following six days of secret votes, after having previously announced he would not return to office after his first seven-year term.

On May 16, 1920, Joan of Arc was canonized as a saint of the Roman Catholic Church.

On May 16, 1932, following the assassination of Premier Tsuyoshi Inukai, fears began to spread that a militarist 'super-party' was taking shape in Japan.

Italian President Giorgio Napolitano resigned and retired Wednesday, about five years ahead of his term expiration.

Italy's President Giorgio Napolitano testified Tuesday in Rome about his awareness of alleged government collusion with the Mafia in the 1990s.

A majority of Italians believe Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is doing a good job and back his economic program, a poll released Friday indicated.

Matteo Renzi was sworn in as Italy's youngest-ever prime minister Saturday, pledging reforms to awaken the country's stagnant economy.

Italian Prime Minister-designate Matteo Renzi may present his list of minister nominees to President Giorgio Napolitano as early as Friday, officials said.

Matteo Renzi, Italy's anticipated prime minister, said Monday he hoped to have reforms in place within the next few months.