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Il Post is covering a range of international and domestic news. Top international stories include European condemnation of an Israeli settlement, plans to divide the West Bank, drought impacting Panama Canal transits, a conviction in Hong Kong related to Tiananmen Square commemorations, and a US…
Several European nations, including Italy, France, Germany, and the UK, have condemned a significant Israeli settlement as 'unacceptable' due to its potential to divide the West Bank.
A failed project reveals how the Netanyahu government is attempting to dismantle the two-state solution by fragmenting the West Bank.
The Panama Canal will reduce the number of ship transits starting in September due to severe drought conditions.
Two activists in Hong Kong have been found guilty of organizing commemorations for the Tiananmen Square massacre.
The aircraft carrier USS Lincoln is returning to the United States after a nine-month deployment in the Middle East that pushed its crew to the limit.
Italian tennis player Flavio Cobolli has advanced to the semifinals of the Masters 1000 tournament in Cincinnati.
Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz has announced his participation in the US Open, returning after a four-month injury layoff.
Israeli settlers have reoccupied the settlement of Kadim in the West Bank, which was dismantled in 2005.
A collapse at an illegal gold mine in Colombia has resulted in the deaths of thirteen people.
Romanian forces have destroyed an explosive drone near a major natural gas extraction facility in the Black Sea.
Hungary's public television has restarted its news programs after a 44-day interruption aimed at restoring editorial independence.
In response to repeated sightings of a wolf, three city parks in Riccione will be closed during nighttime hours.
MPS has submitted acquisition offers for Banco BPM and Banca Generali to become too large to be acquired by Intesa Sanpaolo.
The operation involves various entities like Unipol and Generali, excluding others for specific reasons.
An analysis of how these widespread bank acquisitions affect ordinary customers, including potential consequences on mortgage and current account costs.
Diphtheria, a rare infectious disease that damages organs, has not caused a death in Italy for thirty years thanks to mandatory vaccination since 1939.
A four-year-old girl in Palermo has died from a suspected case of diphtheria, an illness against which she was unvaccinated.
The Italian women's national volleyball team, coached by Julio Velasco, begins the European Championship today, seeking a historic third consecutive title.
After 39 consecutive wins, the Italian women's national volleyball team, coached by Julio Velasco, lost 3-2 to Brazil.
