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Setback to India: UN tribunal rules to stay court proceedings in Italian marines case

Italy and India have been ordered by a UN tribunal to stop all court proceedings on the two Italian marines accused of killing Indian fishermen in 2012.

India seeks rejection of Italy's plea for handing over marines accused of killing fishermen

India has sought rejection of Italy's plea to an international tribunal for handing over of two of its marines, accused of killing two Indian fishermen.

SC grants 3-month extension to Italian Marine as Modi govt backs his plea

The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted three months extension to Italian marine Massimiliano Latorre, accused of killing Indian fishermen in 2012, to stay in his country on medical grounds.

Supreme Court allows ailing Italian marine to return home

The Supreme Court on Friday allowed one of the two Italian marines, facing murder charges in India, to travel to his country for medical treatment.

Italian marines: India is messing up its case by delays

By simply going back and forth between government, prosecution and the judiciary, India has wasted two years in trying the marines who shot two Kerala fishermen in 2012. We have undercut our own case by inexcusable delays

Home Ministry may deny sanction to prosecute Italian marines under SUA

The Home Ministry is likely to deny sanction to prosecute two Italian marines accused of killing two Kerala fishermen under a law which provides only death penalty.

Decision soon on NIA's move to prosecute Italian marines

The Home Ministry is likely to decide in the next few days on NIA's move seeking sanction to prosecute two Italian marines accused of killing two Kerala fishermen under a law which provides only death penalty.

Marines issue: Nobody can question India's sovereignity, says Kerala CM

Welcoming Italy's decision to send back marines charged with the killing of two fishermen, Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Friday said the development clearly established the fact that no country can question the sovereignty of India.

Reactions from Rome: Italian media split on marines' 'rescue'

While Italian public opinion is firmly behind their government, the media have been split along ideological lines, with left-leaning publications attacking Rome's "scandalous' behaviour.

Italian marines case: SC can't do much, but govt can

The Supreme Court cannot do much to rein in the recalcitrant Italian ambassador, only the government can. Is it ready to flex its muscles?