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| Apr.14 |
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 Billionaire Berlusconi wins election  Conservative former prime minister is on track to become next leader after his center-left rival Walter Veltroni conceded general election defeat
| Charismatic center-right Silvio Berlusconi, 71, has a commanding lead in both houses of parliament. 52-year-old Veltroni delivered a concession speech live on Italian television. Berlusconi will lead Italy's 63rd government since the end of World War II
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 Berlusconi narrowly ahead in vote| First projections showed billionaire ex-prime minister Silvio Berlusconi narrowly ahead of center-left candidate Walter Veltroni | |
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| Apr.14 |
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 Poll result set to stand Prodi looks set to be confirmed as the winner of general election after the number of contested ballots was lowered
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| Apr.11 |
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 Berlusconi disputes Prodi victory Centre-left opposition leader has been declared official winner of the parliamentary election
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Prodi hails Italy poll 'victory'| Centre-left leader says he has won the right to become the prime minister following a narrow victory | | |
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| Apr.10 |
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 Prodi ahead of Berlusconi in vote Center-left candidate appears headed for victory over Prime Minister in parliamentary elections
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Exit polls: Leftist leads
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| Apr.18 |
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 No pope chosen in first vote  Vatican: Black smoke exited a chimney at the Sistine Chapel, indicating a vote was taken and a pope was not selected | |
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| May.14 |
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Berlusconi won election| He pledges new era. Centre-right get 177 seats and Rutelli's centre-left have 125 in the 324 member Senate | |
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| May.13 |
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Center-right has slight lead Early results of showed Berlusconi leading former Rome Mayor Rutell by a small margin
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