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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano focuses on escalating US-Iran tensions with reports of raids and missile attacks, alongside domestic Italian political news concerning a former politician's return and a debate over state flights. International news also includes a story about Lebanon and…
The US and Iran have resumed hostilities with Washington launching a raid on Larak Island and Tehran responding with missiles targeting US bases in Jordan and the UAE. An oil tanker reportedly caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after hitting mines. This escalation marks the first significant US…
Following the end of the UNIFIL mandate, Israel has expressed opposition to the establishment of a new international interposition force in Lebanon, with concerns that it seeks to gain free rein in the southern region.
Former 5-Star Movement politician Alessandro Di Battista, seeking a swift return to politics, has been in contact with Prime Minister Meloni and Tajani, posting a photo of himself eating pizza in a hospital.
A report from an unnamed island highlights severe shortages, stating that 'zero oncological drugs' are available and that surgeries are being conducted with makeshift lighting.
A debate has emerged within the Italian government regarding the use of state flights, with Prime Minister Meloni issuing a clarification that the policy should apply to all citizens.
