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The front page of Il Post features several international news stories, including meetings between US envoys and Vladimir Putin, a volcano eruption in Indonesia, and military actions involving Iran. Domestic Italian news includes updates on the Italian women's volleyball team reaching the finals of…
The meeting between US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff with Vladimir Putin yielded little, as expected, with the envoys traveling to Ukraine afterwards. Putin had ordered a three-day halt to attacks on Kyiv during their visit.
Five airports in Indonesia have been closed following the eruption of a volcano.
Andy Diaz has won the Diamond League in the triple jump for the fourth time.
The United States announced it had struck three Iranian oil tankers.
Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogačar will not compete again this season.
Two more people have been found alive in Nepal, ten days after a flood.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has paid bail to avoid arrest.
Over the weekend, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner will visit Kyiv for the first time, having previously been in Moscow.
RFI has confirmed that a nail, not just any other object, caused train blockages across Italy in 2024.
Alessandro Di Battista's planned return to Italy has been postponed.
Italy has won its first game in the Women's Basketball World Cup.
The Monza circuit, ultracentenarian, very fast, and always very red, remains a constant in Formula 1 despite many changes in the sport.
Highlights from Saturday in Venice, featuring the Gallagher brothers, Robert Pattinson, Louis Garrel, and Nanni Moretti's return.
The trial has been annulled because the jury could not reach a verdict, but a new trial could be initiated, or not.
Front pages discuss the suspension of Russian attacks on Kyiv, the rise of the right in Europe, and victories for Inter and Roma.
Italy has reached the finals of the Women's European Volleyball Championship after beating Poland and will face Turkey.
Regional President Alessandra Todde criticizes the government's decision to transfer about a hundred inmates under the '41-bis' regime to Cagliari prison, comparing Sardinia to 'French Guiana of Italy'.
