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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong emphasis on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and its associated issues like corruption and drone attacks. Domestic Italian news focuses on the challenges faced by family caregivers, including…
Investigators have searched the office of Ukraine's deputy head Iryna Mudra as part of a corruption probe, also targeting other figures linked to pro-Russian parties.
Ukraine has protested the inclusion of the film 'Dau' at the Venice Film Festival, calling it propaganda for Putin, while the festival organizers defend their decision.
Russian drone attacks have killed four people in Kherson, while air defenses reportedly intercepted 25 drones targeting Moscow.
Former Ukrainian minister Fedorov urges for elections to be held, stating that democracy should not be held captive by Russia.
A report highlights that summer exacerbates isolation and service shortages for family caregivers, with nearly 30% of households in poverty, and criticizes the lack of legislative action.
An initiative by Ioscelgo calls for family caregivers to be officially recognized as workers, urging public support through a petition.
This story likely discusses the difficult conditions and lack of support faced by certain workers, possibly caregivers, highlighting the perceived inadequacy of government aid.
