Premier Paolo Gentiloni said Tuesday
that a strong stance against terrorism is set to emerge at this
week's G7 summit in Taormina, Sicily, following Monday's suicide
bomb attack at a concert in Manchester. "We are working at the
moment so that a message of the strongest possible commitment
against terrorism comes from the Taormina G7," Gentiloni said.
"We have the occasion with which to reiterate together at
Taormina that the cowardice of those who destroy the lives of
young people will not prevail over our liberty".
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