What Happened in a Month of Border Checks Between Italy and Spain ↗
Front page leadAn analysis of border controls between Italy and Spain, noting that only 8 Moroccan nationals were rejected, suggesting propaganda surrounding the issue.
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Il Post's front page features a mix of domestic Italian news and international affairs. Top stories include Italy's extension of border controls with Spain due to a migration crisis, a tragic domestic incident involving a family found dead in Rome, and police misconduct in Rome. International news…
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Italy Extends Border Controls with Spain ↗
Italy has extended its border controls with Spain for another 15 days, originally implemented due to the migration crisis in Ceuta.
New Funicular to be Built in Lisbon ↗
A new Gloria funicular will be constructed in Lisbon following a serious incident last year.
Spanish Football Federation Reaches Fertility Clinic Agreement ↗
The Spanish Football Federation is arranging for a clinic to assist national team players in freezing their eggs.
US Supreme Court Confirms White House Reception Room Work Can Proceed ↗
The US Supreme Court has ruled that construction work for the White House reception room can continue.
Former French Prime Minister Édouard Balladur Dies at 97 ↗
Édouard Balladur, who served as Prime Minister of France from 1993 to 1995, has passed away at the age of 97.
Family Found Dead in Rome Home; Suspected Homicide-Suicide ↗
A man, a woman, and their daughter were found dead in their Rome residence, with the initial hypothesis being a homicide-suicide.
Three Prison Officers Suspended for Violence Against Inmates in Rome ↗
Three prison police officers accused of assaulting inmates at a juvenile detention center in Rome have been suspended for one year.
Flash Floods in Grand Canyon Leave Two Dead, Over Ten Missing ↗
Flash floods in the Grand Canyon have resulted in two fatalities and more than ten people are reported missing.
Lionel Messi No Longer Playing for Argentina National Team ↗
Lionel Messi has announced he will no longer play for the Argentine national football team.
Italian Women's Volleyball Team Advances to European Championship Quarter-finals ↗
The Italian women's volleyball team defeated Bulgaria 3-0 to qualify for the European Championship quarter-finals.
San Raffaele Hospital Resumes Embryology Lab Activities ↗
Assisted reproduction activities have resumed at San Raffaele in Milan after being suspended due to an error in embryo implantation.
US Army Secretary Resigns Amidst Conflicts ↗
US Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll has resigned following ongoing disagreements with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
US to Control More Venezuelan Oil ↗
Trump announced an agreement for the US to manage a fifth of Venezuela's oil reserves, the world's largest.
Dinner Times in Spain Are Getting Earlier ↗
Restaurant reservations in Spain are increasingly concentrated around 8 or 9 PM, and people are eating slightly earlier at home too.
Why We Eat at the Times We Do ↗
Explores the social, cultural, and geographical explanations behind meal times across different historical periods and countries.
Man Convicted for Orchestrating Tupac Shakur's Murder ↗
After three decades without a confirmed culprit, Duane 'Keffe D' Davis has been found responsible for the Las Vegas assassination of Tupac Shakur.
Roma Enters 'See You at Circus Maximus' Phase ↗
AS Roma is in an enthusiastic phase, with fans having several good reasons for optimism, including scoring 8 goals in 2 matches.
Donyell Malen Resumes Scoring as He Finished ↗
The AS Roma forward scored three goals in his first Serie A match, with all assists provided by Paulo Dybala.
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