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The front page of Il Post features a major story on a devastating flood in Nepal and Tibet, likely caused by a glacial icefall, with over a thousand people missing. Other international news includes deaths from malaria at Frankfurt airport, US sanctions on activist groups, SpaceX's new launch base…
A massive icefall from a glacier, falling 1,000 meters, is the probable cause of a violent flood that has resulted in over a thousand missing people between Nepal and Tibet. The flood, carrying water, ice, mud, and rocks, has complicated rescue efforts.
More than a thousand people are missing following a massive flood between Nepal and Tibet, where many were swept away by water, ice, mud, and rocks, making rescue and communication efforts difficult.
Videos show the immense and destructive flood between Nepal and Tibet, where a sudden wave of water and mud swept away people, buildings, and bridges.
Two employees at Frankfurt airport have died from malaria, in what is described as a rare outbreak.
The United States has imposed sanctions on three left-wing activist groups, including Palestine Action and the Autistici/Inventati collective.
The FIGC (Italian Football Federation) has withdrawn its support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino for his re-election.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arrived in the United Kingdom, where they are set to live again.
Lombardy has seen its first assisted suicide case managed entirely by the public health service, involving Domenico Zuccarella.
Domenico Papalia, a significant 'Ndrangheta boss in the Milan area, who had been imprisoned since 1977, has died.
Waymo will commence testing its self-driving autonomous vehicles in Munich, Germany.
An incident at a maternity ward in Pakistan resulted in the deaths of 14 newborns due to a fire.
A French national was detained in the port of Bari carrying three military-grade missiles.
SpaceX has announced plans to construct a second rocket launch base in the state of Louisiana.
After fifty years, Palermo's Sperone district is still waiting for a nursery school to open, despite the building being ready; it's not expected to open before late 2027.
The WNBA, the US women's basketball league, is experiencing unprecedented financial success and viewership, despite discussions of internal chaos.
The US women's national basketball team remains the strongest globally, though it has seen changes in players, coach, and management.
The head of the CIA reportedly visited Russia to warn against attacking NATO, though Trump downplayed the event.
Little is publicly known about the CIA director's visit to Moscow, which was the first since 2021, with both Russia and the US refusing to comment.
