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The front page of Corriere della Sera features top stories on Italian politics and crime, with a focus on the postponement of Alessandro Di Battista's return to Italy due to surgery in Cuba, and the ongoing investigation into a femicide in Barberino di Mugello. The page also highlights the Forum…
Alessandro Di Battista, a former M5S politician, has had his return to Italy postponed after undergoing surgery in Cuba. His association is requesting discretion regarding information dissemination.
Details emerge about the femicide in Barberino di Mugello, with the killer's final SMS to the victim's mother stating, 'It's over, your daughter is dead.' The police officer who tried to intervene recounted pleading with the perpetrator.
A police officer describes the scene of the Barberino di Mugello femicide, detailing her desperate attempt to stop the perpetrator, Federico Vella, from jumping, unaware that the victim, Lorena Isceri, was already deceased.
The Forum Ambrosetti in Cernobbio is underway, with prominent figures like Vannacci and Monti participating in discussions on Europe. French National Rally president Jordan Bardella is also attending.
Massimo Gramellini offers his latest column, titled 'La Patriarca,' providing commentary on current events or societal issues.
Live updates on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, providing the latest news from the war-torn region.
News regarding the geopolitical situation between the US and Iran, with reports indicating Oman has rejected an Iranian proposal concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
