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The front page of Il Post features a prominent report on the femicide of Lorena Isceri, detailing the ongoing investigation and the tragic circumstances of her death. Other top stories include an analysis of the Italian political right's opportunism and its relationship with Germany's AfD party…
Preliminary autopsy results indicate Lorena Isceri was still alive when her ex-partner, Federico Vella, threw her from a highway viaduct. The report details the investigation into her murder.
Lorena Isceri's ex-partner, Federico Vella, threw her from a viaduct near Florence after locking her in a car trunk, and then committed suicide. This is a follow-up to the main story.
This story examines the shortcomings in Italy's system for handling domestic violence cases, particularly focusing on how anti-violence centers are utilized.
The European Union has pledged 200 million euros in investments for Greenland, highlighting the territory's strategic importance to Europe.
Italy was defeated by China in the Women's Basketball World Cup and will now play Australia in the round of 16.
Automaker Jaguar Land Rover announced plans to eliminate 4,000 jobs over the next two years, impacting its UK operations.
Paolo Vanoli has been appointed as the new head coach of Fiorentina, returning to the club he managed last season.
At least seven people died in a severe explosion at a military base in Bolivia.
An Israeli bombardment in southern Lebanon resulted in the deaths of at least 12 people.
Russia announced it will close the German consulate in St. Petersburg in retaliation for Germany's closure of a Russian consulate in Bonn.
Journalist Ferdinando Giugliano will become the new director of the Institute for International Political Studies (ISPI).
At least 10 people died in Mexico due to an explosion of fireworks during a local festival.
Several airports in Indonesia remain closed because of a volcanic eruption.
The Chinese group BYD sees cars differently, not just as mechanical products, which is one reason for its significant growth internationally.
The Chinese company BYD has found 85 companies in the Turin area willing to supply components for its electric cars, after they were dropped by Stellantis.
BYD has become the world's largest producer of electric cars, including plug-in hybrids.
Russia has resumed bombing Kyiv after a three-day suspension ordered by Putin during a visit by US envoys to Russia and Ukraine.
Italian Prime Minister Meloni shows growing hesitation regarding military support for Ukraine, partly influenced by domestic political factors.
A collection of photos from Monday in Venice, featuring the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement awarded to Ellen Burstyn, the film 'Look Back,' and an Italian psychological thriller.
Nanni Moretti's film is in competition 37 years after his last entry, following a long history of disagreements between the director and the jury.
The report suggests that the Italian far-right, including figures like Meloni and Salvini, has repeatedly shifted its stance regarding Germany's AfD for opportunistic reasons.
In the German state of Saxony-Anhalt, the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party won 44.8% of the vote and could potentially form the government.
