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Front page leadSpanish far-right and far-left parties are calling for Morocco to be removed from organizing the 2030 World Cup due to its role in the migrant crisis in Ceuta.
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The front page of Il Post features several prominent stories, with a focus on the migration crisis in Ceuta involving Spain and Morocco, and Italy's shifting position on the issue. Other top stories include a suspension of assisted reproduction at a Milan hospital, diving events at the European…
Spanish far-right and far-left parties are calling for Morocco to be removed from organizing the 2030 World Cup due to its role in the migrant crisis in Ceuta.
The Italian government's stance on Ceuta and Spain changed quickly, moving from criticism of migration policies to expressions of solidarity.
In Morocco, hundreds of parents are gathering at the border with Spain, desperately searching for their children who went to Ceuta, hoping for news of their whereabouts.
Belarus has officially added the Euronews website to its list of 'extremist' organizations.
At least six people were killed and several others injured in an attack at a school near Bangkok, Thailand.
Two individuals have been convicted for the violence that led to the death of a French man who was assaulted live on a streaming platform.
Switzerland has denied Italy's request to participate as a civil party in the trial concerning the Crans-Montana massacre.
The Houthi forces have carried out a significant attack targeting several bases of the Yemeni army.
Airline company EasyJet has accepted a $6.6 billion acquisition offer from investment firm Apollo.
An Israeli settler has been charged in Israel for the killing of a Palestinian, marking a rare instance of prosecution for such violence.
A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for driving a car into a crowd in Munich in 2025, killing two people.
Italy's Antitrust authority has fined micromobility companies Bird, Lime, and Dott a total of €2.7 million for unfair commercial practices in Rome.
Artificial intelligence company DeepMind has a new CEO and has seen four of its top researchers depart.
Assisted fertilization services have been suspended at Milan's San Raffaele hospital following inspections that revealed unspecified problems.
High diving from 20 meters at speeds over 70 km/h is back at the European Aquatics Championships in Paris, showcasing a spectacular and dangerous discipline.
Gary Hunt is described as an extreme, reserved, and atypical athlete, considered the best in high diving.
Chiara Pellacani secured her fifth European Championship gold medal, this time in synchronized 3-meter diving with partner Elisa Pizzini.
The owners of the Spin Time building have refused a purchase offer from the Rome municipality, leaving the future of its 400 residents uncertain.
The Spin Time occupied building is not just a home for hundreds but has become a significant reference point for the community.