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The front page of La Repubblica features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on climate change impacts and societal issues. Top stories include an investigation into terrorism propaganda, the Mediterranean Sea reaching record high temperatures, and a special feature…
An investigation reveals an arrest made for online jihadist propaganda, with manuals for building explosive devices discovered, highlighting concerns about homegrown extremism and online radicalization.
The Mediterranean Sea has reached a record high of 33 degrees Celsius, with experts warning that such extreme heat could trigger widespread environmental disasters.
Italy is facing a severe heatwave with 10 more days of extreme temperatures predicted, affecting 26 cities currently under a red alert, impacting public health and daily life.
Unusual flooding in Kenya's Rift Valley has submerged areas and caused two distinct lakes, one salty and one fresh, to dry up, indicating significant environmental shifts.
Scientists warn that 'zombie' viruses, dormant for thousands of years within permafrost, could re-emerge and pose a threat to human health as global temperatures rise.
The Danube River is experiencing critically low water levels, raising concerns about the cooling systems of nuclear power plants in Hungary and Romania.
Jovanotti paid a heartfelt tribute to the legendary singer-songwriter Francesco Guccini during a performance, with the audience listening in silence.
La Repubblica is celebrating the artist Francesco Guccini with a special feature that includes interviews, comments, and his last novel, presented on the front page of the newspaper.
A satirical cartoon by Ellekappa depicts the beloved Italian singer-songwriter Francesco Guccini in a humorous afterlife scenario.
