ROME—Just when Silvio Berlusoni hopes to run for office after being sidelined by a tax-fraud conviction, a Milan judge has ordered him to be tried on corruption charges. The Italian news agency ANSA, reporting from Milan, said Judge Carlo Ottone De Marchi set trial to begin April 5 in Milan. Milan daily Corriere della Sera says the former three-time premier is accused of having shelled out millions of euros, plus expensive...

Source: Wall Street Journal January 28, 2017 18:13 UTC