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Il Post's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. The top story focuses on a shooting at a techno festival in Switzerland, exploring the perpetrator's mental health and weapon possession. Other prominent international stories include Russia closing Goethe-Institut branches…
The man who opened fire at a Swiss techno festival suffered from mental health issues but legally owned three firearms. Police described the attack as an 'act of madness.' The article also touches upon Switzerland's high rate of gun ownership post-military service, noting that such armed attacks…
Russia has decided to close some Goethe-Institut branches in Germany as a retaliatory measure following the closure of a Russian cultural center in Germany.
The Los Angeles Clippers basketball team has been issued one of the largest fines in NBA history, reportedly amounting to $30 million.
Club executive Piero Ausilio has left Inter Milan after a tenure of 28 years.
The aircraft carrier USS Lincoln has arrived in Pattaya, Thailand, after a nearly nine-month deployment in the Middle East.
The prosecution has appealed the release of a man accused of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Turin.
Mauro Marin, winner of the Italian Big Brother in 2010, is under investigation for rape.
Uber plans to eliminate 3,300 jobs and reduce its number of managers as part of restructuring efforts.
Andrea Angeli, an Italian former UN official and peacekeeper, has passed away at the age of 69.
Acclaimed jazz singer Cassandra Wilson has passed away.
The Italian women's national volleyball team has qualified for the semifinals of the European Championship, although with some difficulty.
The school year has started in Cuba, but not all students can attend due to widespread shortages of books, uniforms, gasoline for transport, and frequent blackouts, exacerbated by US pressure.
Giulia Presutti has withdrawn from hosting the investigative journalism program 'Report' after facing criticism from program correspondents and Sigfrido Ranucci, whom she was supposed to co-host with.
The Netherlands has transferred 86 tons of gold from the United States and Canada to the United Kingdom to ensure quicker access to reserves in case of a crisis.
This article delves into the ownership of the Bank of Italy's gold reserves and who has the authority to access them, noting it's the world's fourth-largest reserve.
