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The Corriere della Sera front page highlights international affairs with a focus on the Strait of Hormuz, the Ukraine-Russia conflict, and Middle Eastern politics. It also includes domestic Italian political news and a story about a homophobic attack in Sardinia.
A commercial ship in the Strait of Hormuz was struck by an unidentified projectile, resulting in an injured crew member, amid ongoing tensions in the region.
Former US President Trump issues a warning to Oman, urging them not to interfere in regional matters.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on the disarmament of Hamas before any rebuilding efforts in Gaza, while also signaling an openness to reconstruction.
A Russian strike on Kharkiv resulted in ten fatalities, while the US is awarding a significant $22.9 billion contract to boost Tomahawk missile production.
The vice-president of the Russian party Jabloko has been sentenced to eleven years in prison, a move seen as the Kremlin's effort to eliminate the country's sole pacifist political group.
An analysis suggests the Russian economy is unsustainable under the prolonged war of attrition, leading to the dismissal of banker Andrei Klepach.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping is pursuing a strategy to expand influence in the Arctic, mirroring historical explorations like that of Captain Cook, with a focus on the Northeast Passage.
A young man named Angelo Ratti recounts being brutally attacked by a group of 30 people in Sardinia, an incident attributed to homophobia.
This story likely concerns political controversies involving an individual named Ranucci within the Democratic Party (PD).
This relates to a book and interview by Maria Rosaria Boccia, potentially involving political figures or discussions, possibly linked to the Ranucci topic.
This headline suggests a disagreement or conflict between Maria Falcone and presumably Marco Travaglio, likely on a political or justice-related topic.
This story reports on the arrest of the famous Italian singer Vasco Rossi for drug-related offenses.
This appears to be a sports news item, likely an interview or report concerning a tennis match or rivalry between Djokovic and Sinner.
