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The Corriere della Sera front page focuses heavily on the migrant crisis in Europe, with particular attention to Italy's stance and related international discussions. Other prominent stories include an alert regarding mass arrivals in Ceuta, a local crime report from Milan, and a piece on the…
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have jointly stated that Europe must unite to defend its borders and will not accept uncontrolled immigration.
Italy's Ministry of the Interior has expressed reservations about a German plan for migrant repatriations, deeming it premature.
An alert has been raised in Ceuta due to the potential for another mass arrival of migrants, with local governments expressing opposition to Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez's policies.
Moroccan mothers are desperately searching for their 50 children who went missing at sea near Ceuta, with appeals being made on social media.
A 50-year-old man in Chieti is in serious condition after being punched while defending his son during an argument.
The head of the San Raffaele hospital in Milan explains that the embryo mix-up was caused by an error from two biologists who misread a line.
An analysis of the Lubyanka, the headquarters of Russian intelligence, suggesting that the KGB's successors have consolidated power around Putin and intend to prolong the war.
Ongoing live coverage of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, reporting on the latest developments and military actions.
