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Italy and five other countries have again asked the European Union to implement a tax on energy company excess profits, with Elly Schlein urging the government to act nationally immediately.
The Italian government has extended the excise duty discount on diesel fuel for two more days, until August 26th, while it assesses funding for further measures.
In the province of Foggia, a migrant worker who disappeared on August 4th was found dead inside the trunk of his car.
Fast-fashion giant Shein has announced its intention to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
In Guinea, at least 30 people died near a landfill when a large pile of garbage collapsed.
Jacques Moretti, the owner of a venue that caught fire on New Year's Eve in Crans-Montana, has been arrested on charges of assaulting his wife.
Lando Norris has won the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Rapper Tony Boy was arrested in Milan after police found various drugs and an illegal firearm at his home.
Two street vendors were found dead inside their sandwich kiosk in Allumiere, in the province of Rome.
Amazon has significantly increased the list prices of several of its products, including the Kindle and Echo Dot.
The first doses of the Ebola vaccine have arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Flavio Cobolli has been eliminated in the semi-finals of the Cincinnati Masters 1000 tennis tournament.
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President Zelensky responded to a request from his former Defense Minister Fedorov, whom he dismissed in July, stating that organizing new elections now would 'destroy Ukraine'.
From the Granite Revolution to Euromaidan, Ukraine has a long history of achieving results through public protest; the recent dismissal of Oleksandr Syrsky is presented as the latest example.
Mykhailo Zaluzhny, in office since late July, faces a stable and positive military situation for Ukraine but needs to implement significant reforms quickly.
The creator of the Sydney Marathon medal mistakenly swapped the Allianz Stadium with the Allianz Arena, which is located in Munich, Germany.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has intensified his criticism of Trump, interrupting trade talks and delivering a strong speech denouncing his policies.
Canada, described as the most European non-European country, sees Prime Minister Mark Carney increasingly collaborating with the European Union to distance itself from the United States under Trump.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at Davos, which clearly described the state of the world, garnered significant attention.