Silvio Berlusconi

...of Kazakhstan that a recent spike in the country's population was due to the virility of its menfolk. Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi, center, is photographed with two unidentified women in Sardinia, 2004 Photo: AP Silvio Berlusconi,...

In this article: Borat, Nursultan Nazarbayev, Rome, Kazakhstan, Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, Sacha Baron Cohen, Sardinia, and Italy

ROME (AP) - Italian news reports say Premier Silvio Berlusconi is seeking to postpone the resumption of his fraud trial in Milan. Berlusconi is accused of tax fraud in a trial over his broadcaster Mediaset's purchase of TV rights. The...

In this article: Milan, Rome, Tax, and Mediaset

Navigation - link to other main sections from here Silvio Berlusconi: I will not resign even if convicted Silvio Berlusconi today said he would not resign even if he was convicted of corruption as a new trial date was set for later this...

In this article: Piero Marrazzo, Tax, Mediaset, Veronica Lario, Milan, and Democracy

...immunity, but the Constitutional Court struck down the law on October 7, paving the way for legal cases against Berlusconi to resume. Berlusconi is accused of paying his British former tax lawyer, David Mills, $US600,000 ($A654,950) to give...

In this article: Democracy, Tax, Tessa Jowell, and Italy

ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has no intention of resigning even if he were convicted in one of the trials against him, he said in an interview for a book to be published next week. The conservative leader faces...

In this article: Italy, Democracy, Tax, Mediaset, and Milan

ROME (AP) - With fraud and corruption trials looming, Premier Silvio Berlusconi is sparring with Italy's magistrates, who threatened on Thursday to go on strike to protest his branding them as communists targeting a billionaire. For...

In this article: Milan, Fininvest, Rome, Italy, Tax, and Mediaset

...of the trial. Mills has maintained his innocence and said he will appeal, but the verdict dealt a blow to Berlusconi. Magistrates maintain Berlusconi wants to delegitimize and intimidate the whole judiciary. "Today the fundamental values...

In this article: Milan, Rome, Tax, Mediaset, and Mafia

ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi gave a foretaste of how he may defend himself when he goes back on trial for corruption next month, attacking the judicial system as overrun by "communists" out to destroy him.

In this article: Mediaset, Milan, Italy, Tax, Corriere della Sera, Antonio Di Pietro, and Rome

...verdict, which one of Berlusconi's lawyers called "diabolical", to Italy's highest court. Berlusconi will be tried separately in that case. "Is Silvio Berlusconi really the most criminal businessman in the history of the world," said...

In this article: Mediaset, Milan, Italy, Tax, Corriere della Sera, and Scarlet fever

Italy's PM recently described himself as the most persecuted man in history Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is to go back on trial in November, accused of tax fraud. It follows a recent decision by Italy's highest court to lift...

In this article: Tax, Mediaset, and Italy