What Happened Between Paolo Maldini and the FIGC ↗
Front page leadAfter only two weeks, the relationship between the National Team's technical director and the Football Federation has already broken down.
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The Il Post front page features a mix of Italian and international news. Top stories include an investigation into the strained relationship between Paolo Maldini and the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), and the controversy surrounding Andrea Pirlo's endorsement deal with a Russian betting…
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The Story of Andrea Pirlo and Fonbet, from the Start ↗
The former footballer has been a testimonial for a Russian betting agency for months, but it has only been discussed in Italy for a few days.
Andrea Pirlo Will Not Be Coach of the National Team ↗
He wrote on Instagram that he found out between Sunday and Monday night: his role as a testimonial for a Russian betting agency is involved.
Milan: Fire at A2A Waste Collection Facility ↗
In the northern suburbs of Milan, a fire is ongoing at a waste collection point managed by A2A.
Johnson & Johnson to Pay $5.5 Billion for Talc Lawsuits ↗
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $5.5 billion to settle lawsuits accusing it of producing carcinogenic talc.
Chad to Leave the International Criminal Court ↗
Chad will leave the International Criminal Court.
Kim Jong Un's Daughter Attends Korean War Armistice Ceremony ↗
Kim Jong Un's daughter attended another important public ceremony, a new sign that she could be his heir.
MSC Fires Michele Brambilla, Director of Secolo XIX ↗
MSC has fired Michele Brambilla, director of Secolo XIX.
Martina Favaretto Wins Foil Gold, Italy Leads Fencing World Championships ↗
Martina Favaretto won gold in foil at the Fencing World Championships, where Italy currently leads the medal table.
Porsche to Eliminate 5,000 Jobs by 2035 ↗
Porsche will eliminate another 5,000 jobs by 2035 to reduce costs.
Pirated Copy of Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' Briefly Appears on X ↗
A pirated copy of Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' was published on X for a few hours.
Creator of 'Body Worlds' Exhibitions Dies ↗
The creator of the 'Body Worlds' exhibition, which displayed plastinated human bodies, and inventor of the preservation technique has died.
Colosseum, Pantheon, and Sforza Castle to Have Evening Openings in August ↗
Colosseum, Pantheon, and Sforza Castle will be open longer in the evenings in August.
Netanyahu Wants to Win Back Trump ↗
The two leaders are meeting today at the White House: their relationship has deteriorated, but one needs to mend it more than the other.
United States Has Stopped Attacking Iran ↗
Among the reasons is the need to preserve interceptor missile stocks.
Lebanon: "Pilot Zones" Already Full of Problems ↗
They are intended to serve the gradual withdrawal of the Israeli army and the disarmament of Hezbollah, but neither side is convinced.
We Are Getting Closer to the Closure of ex-ILVA ↗
A court ruling orders it within ninety days, while the company continues to lose money and the government continues to finance it.
France and Spain Fear New Heatwave Will Worsen Ongoing Fires ↗
Temperatures are expected to rise between Wednesday and the weekend, risking the reactivation of fires that are currently under control.
Photos of Fires in France and Spain ↗
The fires have been ongoing for days and have forced the evacuation of over 300,000 people.
Foie Gras Has Lost All Its Refinement ↗
Due to the cruel practices to which ducks and geese are subjected, it is banned in more and more countries: the latest is Brazil.
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