Four Italian journalists kidnapped in Libya freed: report

ROME — Four Italian journalists who were abducted near Zawiya in Libya on Wednesday have been freed, Italian daily Corriere della Sera reported on its web site. Two of the journalists worked for Corriere della Sera, while the others were reporters for La Stampa and Avvenire newspapers. The ...

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