Thousands Still Sought in Nepal Ten Days After Floods ↗
Front page leadSearch efforts continue in Nepal ten days after devastating floods, with hopes of finding survivors, particularly within hydroelectric plant tunnels.
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The front page of Il Post features a mix of international and domestic news. The top story is about ongoing search efforts in Nepal following devastating floods, with a focus on potential survivors in hydroelectric plant tunnels. Other international news includes a visit by Steve Witkoff and Jared…
Search efforts continue in Nepal ten days after devastating floods, with hopes of finding survivors, particularly within hydroelectric plant tunnels.
Two workers have been rescued alive from a tunnel in Nepal nine days after the flooding, though hundreds more remain missing from hydroelectric plants.
Authorities in Nepal are performing mass burials as they struggle to store bodies recovered after last week's disastrous flooding.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will visit Kyiv for the first time this weekend, having previously been in Moscow.
RFI has determined that a nail was not the sole cause of widespread train disruptions across Italy in 2024.
Alessandro Di Battista's planned return to Italy has been delayed.
Italy has secured victory in its first match of the Women's Basketball World Cup.
The Italian government has extended the excise tax discount on diesel fuel until September 10th.
Formula 1 will hold a significant event in Milan to launch the 2027 racing season.
Influencer Andrew Tate has been indicted in Romania on charges of trafficking minors and money laundering.
Italy's privacy watchdog has fined Fabrizio Corona for disseminating private audio recordings of actor Raoul Bova.
The Estonian Minister of Defense has resigned following a scandal involving the purchase of defective military equipment intended for Ukraine.
Italy has decisively won the medal standings at the Mediterranean Games, which concluded yesterday.
A collection of photos from Venice on Friday, featuring films like 'Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?' and 'La città dei vivi' about the Luca Varani murder.
The consequences of the Trump administration's immigration policies are becoming apparent in unexpected places, including a crisis in fast-food businesses, a symbol of America.
The migrant crisis is creating divisions between residents of the peripheries and the city center, and between Muslims and Catholics, though all share a common discontent.
A month after mass arrivals from Morocco, thousands of migrants continue to live on the streets in Ceuta amidst numerous problems, indicating a persistent emergency.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez denies Morocco's responsibility in the Ceuta crisis, but faces criticism from nearly all sides.
Today's front pages cover the longevity of Giorgia Meloni's government, a Russian attack on Ukrainian intelligence headquarters, and new European regulations on short-term rentals.