First Day of Border Checks in Spain Was Quiet ↗
Front page leadSpain's first day of implementing border checks at seven airports was uneventful, with fewer than 200 people affected and no significant issues reported.
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The front page of Il Post features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Spain's first day of border checks, an upcoming solar eclipse visible in Italy, and updates on FIFA President Infantino. Other notable stories cover events in Shanghai, Canada, Bulgaria, Sicily (Etna…
Spain's first day of implementing border checks at seven airports was uneventful, with fewer than 200 people affected and no significant issues reported.
An explanation of what it means to reintroduce border controls between Italy and Spain and the practical implications, especially given the frequency of travel between the two countries.
Shanghai's two international airports have canceled more than 1,300 flights in anticipation of Typhoon Dolphin's arrival.
At least 20,000 people have been evacuated in southwestern Canada due to a severe wildfire.
A drone, similar to those used by the Ukrainian military, landed in Bulgaria and exploded without causing any damage.
Mount Etna's eruption caused significant flight disruptions at Catania Airport, with many flights experiencing delays or cancellations.
In Lanzo Torinese, a driver hit six cyclists, then turned back and hit them again.
Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right politician, has been inaugurated as the new president of Colombia.
According to The Telegraph, UEFA allegedly paid a severance package to an alleged lover of Gianni Infantino during his time as the organization's secretary.
At least three people were killed in a Russian bombing attack near Kyiv.
Mexico and Peru have resumed diplomatic relations, which were previously severed due to a dispute involving former Peruvian president Pedro Castillo.
Guidance on how to view the upcoming solar eclipse on August 12 from Italy, including weather tips and the best viewing locations.
Details about the August 12 solar eclipse, which will be the first total eclipse in continental Europe in nearly thirty years and partially visible in Italy.
A reminder about the importance of purchasing affordable glasses for safely viewing the sun during the solar eclipse.
FIFA issued a statement defending its president, Gianni Infantino, calling for a joint effort to damage him and asserting he will remain in office despite criticism.
An analysis exploring the possibility of replacing FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
Mexico has deployed over 1,500 soldiers to Michoacán to ensure the safety of US inspectors overseeing avocado quality, aiming to protect exports.
The Women's Tour de France concludes today after an unpredictable race where five different cyclists wore the yellow jersey, and the top two are separated by only 8 seconds.
The Women's Tour de France features a climb up the historic Mont Ventoux, a testament to the growing popularity of the women's cycling race.