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Front page leadUkrainian President Zelensky has warned airlines that flying over Russia will become increasingly unsafe due to Ukrainian drones.
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The front page of Il Post features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Ukrainian President Zelensky's threats regarding Russian airspace and the use of drones, internal political struggles within Italy's Lega party, and the aftermath of a devastating flood in Nepal. Other…
Ukrainian President Zelensky has warned airlines that flying over Russia will become increasingly unsafe due to Ukrainian drones.
New Ukrainian drones are paving the way for larger models and destroying Russian supply trucks, indicating progress in drone warfare.
Daniele Raineri reports on the future of warfare, describing robots fighting in place of soldiers and drones downing other drones, observed in Ukraine.
Gambling companies Lottomatica and Cirsa are set to merge, forming one of the world's largest companies in the sector.
An explosion occurred near the station in Augsburg, Germany, resulting in minor injuries to two people.
The Nicaraguan parliament has approved a constitutional reform that will exclude opposition parties from participating in elections.
Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández has been acquitted of charges including fraud and money laundering.
The UN has announced it will have to halve its food assistance in the West Bank due to a reduction in funding.
The jury has been unable to reach a verdict for Lindsay Clancy, who is at the center of a high-profile murder case involving her children in the US.
Three more candidates from Yabloko, the only party opposing the war in Ukraine, have been excluded from the upcoming Russian elections.
The European Union will suspend imports of various types of meat from Brazil due to non-compliance with sanitary regulations.
A new Gloria funicular will be built in Lisbon, following a serious incident last year.
The Spanish Football Federation is arranging for a fertility clinic to help national team players freeze their eggs.
In a party facing internal conflicts, Matteo Salvini is relying on an increasingly small circle of loyalists, a new development for the Lega party.
A significant portion of the Lega's Lombardy branch is dissatisfied with Matteo Salvini, with some key leaders calling for his resignation as secretary.
The article explores the commonalities between challenging periods for Matteo Salvini, referencing events like Papeete Beach, the green pass, and political figures Giorgia Meloni and Attilio Fontana.
Authorities in Nepal are performing mass burials as they struggle to accommodate the bodies recovered after last week's devastating flood.
The article describes the affected valleys between Nepal and Tibet, highlighting their historical significance as pilgrimage and trade routes, particularly with China.
Search and rescue operations are underway in Nepal to reach hundreds of workers trapped in tunnels following the widespread flooding.
Alessandro Di Battista is set to return to Italy on September 4th, not on a state flight, after being hospitalized in Cuba in serious condition on August 28th.
The state has arranged a plane for Di Battista's repatriation, following procedures applicable to all Italians in similar conditions.