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Italian parties seek to solve presidential puzzle as election looms

Italy's myriad parties held behind-the-scenes talks on Friday seeking to avoid deadlock over the election of the next head of state, with the nomination of Prime Minister Mario Draghi seen as the most probable outcome.

Reuters

Capitol attack echoes Rome's sacking

How should we respond when our capital is attacked? One enduring answer to that question lies in the ways that Romans responded after the sacking of Rome by the Visigoths and their king, Alaric, in the year 410 CE.

Bangkok Post

The U.S. Is Both a Republic and a Democracy

Don't just take it from me; take it from the Framers and other early American statesmen: "Democracy" has long included representative democracy as well as direct democracy, and "Republic" was used to refer to regimes that were not representative.

Reason

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London named Europe’s most popular destination for 2022

UK capital beats Paris, Rome and Barcelona

The Independent UK

Once, twice, sold? Rome villa with Caravaggio up for auction

A Rome villa containing the only known ceiling painted by Caravaggio is set to go on a court-ordered auction block

The Independent UK

The shop which sells some of the best pizza in Cardiff by the slice

RomEat sells crisp and airy Roman style pizza by the slice, which is inspired by the owner’s childhood growing up in Italy

Wales Online

7 city breaks you can jet off to from Cardiff Airport

Here are some great ideas for a weekend away or a longer holiday at cities including Paris, Belfast and Alicante

Wales Online

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Spartacus, the gladiator who led a slave revolt against the Romans

The Thracian gladiator Spartacus, a popular character in movies and television, outsmarted the Romans until his demise in the first century B.C.

LiveScience

The Vatican's finances

This venerable institution, its bureaucracy swollen and its image hurt by scandal, is strapped for cash. Pope John Paul II is pressing his cardinals to find a solution.

Fortune

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