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The front page of La Repubblica features a mix of domestic Italian politics, international affairs, and social commentary. The main political story concerns a dispute within the Italian government between Salvini and Tajani, with the government reportedly fearing repercussions from a 'Dublin'…
A dispute between Salvini and Tajani is causing tension within the Italian government, which is reportedly concerned about potential consequences related to 'Dublin' returns.
The latest polls indicate that Vannacci's popularity is still growing, with his projected electoral performance for the national future nearing 8%.
A significant internal conflict is brewing within the Lega party, with reports of a 'Lombard pact' involving Fontana and Romeo, indicating a potential regional rebellion.
The leader of the German opposition, Merz, faces a significant political setback, with his party's support halved. While not resigning, he is at risk of being marginalized.
In an interview, diplomat Foreman states that a former general failed to grasp the situation in Russia and appears to have sympathies towards Putin.
A large number of people gathered at a cemetery in Belgrade to pay their respects at the funeral of General Mladi.
A satirical cartoon by Ellekappa depicts a humorous take on the relationship between the Trump and Putin families.
An article discusses the state of the facilities for the Cortina Olympics, six months after the games began, assessing what has been achieved.
