What's happening in Europe?
Italy
The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano focuses heavily on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, with multiple articles detailing diplomatic tensions, sanctions, and military implications. There are also mentions of Italian domestic issues, such as political figures and societal concerns.
EU's top diplomat, Kallas, urges stronger sanctions against Russia for hybrid attacks, while Putin criticizes Germany's actions as a mistake and accuses it of state terrorism.
Germany is escalating tensions with Russia by closing a Russian consulate and increasing personal checks, prompting a response from Moscow.
The article discusses Russia's actions against Italian Defense Minister Crosetto and Ukraine's irritation regarding a tour by official Fedorov, highlighting international diplomatic friction.
A Ukrainian anti-corruption MP discusses concerns about an individual possessing sensitive military information and potentially working for foreign entities.
Former Italian politician Alessandro Di Battista announced on social media that he is feeling better and will depart from Cuba on September 4th, following a difficult period.
