The President of the Council Giorgia Meloni, commenting on the recent ruling against three Egyptian agents in the case of Giulio Regeni, stated the importance of keeping diplomatic channels with Egypt open, despite the sentence not being final yet. (translated)
Giorgia Meloni defends the government's strategy to obtain truth and justice for Giulio Regeni, emphasizing the importance of keeping diplomatic channels open with Egypt, despite the controversies surrounding Antonio Tajani's statements regarding the verdict. (translated)
"Egypt was not convicted, but three individuals." Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani responded by stating that this is a first-instance judgment and that "Egypt was not convicted, but three individuals," and that we must see what the final outcome will be. (translated)
A court in Rome has sentenced four agents of the Egyptian secret service to ten years in prison for the abduction and torture of Italian student Giulio Regeni, who died ten years ago, while the accused were acquitted of murder, which could further strain relations between Italy and Egypt. (translated)
Three Egyptian agents have been convicted for the murder of Giulio Regeni, while a fourth has been acquitted, evoking a father's quest for justice. (translated)
"The Egypt has not been condemned, three people have been condemned." (translated)
Gian Luigi Gatta, a professor of criminal law at the University of Milan, explains that in cases like these, the public defenders of the defendants cannot appeal a sentence independently: due to a change in the code of criminal procedure introduced by the Cartabia reform of 2022, they need to obtain a specific mandate from their clients. (translated)
After the conviction of three Egyptian agents for the kidnapping and murder of Giulio Regeni, the Italian government now has to face legal and diplomatic challenges to ensure the enforcement of the sentence, in a context of lack of cooperation from Egypt. (translated)
In episode 1294 of Morning, they comment on the ten-year sentence for three Egyptian agents involved in the kidnapping of Giulio Regeni and other news including France's opening up on the documentation of the Ustica massacre and the political situation in Calabria. (translated)
"with a sentence issued in the name of the Italian people, which serves as a stronghold for all the Giuli and Giulie of the world" (translated)
"Egypt has not been condemned, three people have been condemned." For now, Tajani limited himself to saying that "Egypt has not been condemned, three people have been condemned," adding that "justice will take its course." (translated)
The lawyer for the Regeni family, Alessandra Ballerini, stated after the ruling that confirmed the responsibility of the agents of the Egyptian secret services in the kidnapping of Giulio Regeni, emphasizing the need to ensure justice and to break relations with Egypt. (translated)
Even after the first-instance sentence of 10 years for three senior Egyptian officials for the kidnapping and torture of Giulio Regeni, Tajani absolves Egypt, which has never cooperated and for which those three officials worked. Tajani is unworthy of representing Italy abroad! (translated)
After the murder of Giulio Regeni, trade relations between Italy and Egypt have undergone a significant acceleration, with an increase in trade of 36.2% since 2016, highlighting the importance of Egypt as a strategic partner for energy and defense, despite the shadows of the Regeni case. (translated)
Instead, it will be appropriate to read the statement from Paola, Irene, and Claudio, Giulio's mother, father, and sister, along with their lawyer Alessandra Ballerini, who in their statement remind us how the ruling unequivocally acknowledges the involvement of the Egyptian government and state apparatus. (translated)
Instead, it will be appropriate to read the statement from Paola, Irene, and Claudio, Giulio's mother, father, and sister, and their lawyer Alessandra Ballerini, who in their communiqué remind us that the ruling unambiguously recognizes the involvement of the Egyptian government and state apparatus. (translated)
Instead, it will be worthwhile to read the statement from Paola, Irene, and Claudio, Giulio's mother, father, and sister, and their lawyer Alessandra Ballerini, who in their announcement remind us how the ruling unequivocally recognizes the involvement of the Egyptian government and state apparatus. (translated)
The ruling in the case of Giulio Regeni, recognizing the involvement of the Egyptian government, does not conclude the political matter but rather raises new questions about responsibilities and the relations between Italy and Egypt. (translated)
A ruling does not return a child; it is just a breath within the pain, and yet last night in Rome it restored judicial truth. The Court of Assizes sentenced three Egyptian National Security officials to 10 years for the kidnapping of Giulio Regeni, 3,890 days. (translated)
After more than ten years, the trial for the kidnapping and death of Giulio Regeni has concluded with a first-degree sentence that sentenced three Egyptian security agents to ten years in prison, finally establishing responsibility for the crimes committed. (translated)
