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The Corriere della Sera front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Ursula von der Leyen's speech on the state of the European Union, an exclusive interview with the Archbishop of Milan, and economic news concerning Italy's upcoming budget and the real estate…
Ursula von der Leyen, in a live address, stated that Russian and ultranationalist forces aim to divide the European Union and emphasized the need to fight for Europe's ideals, also calling for a slowdown in AI development and a debate with industry leaders.
In an exclusive interview, the Archbishop of Milan, Mario Delpini, reflects on his ten years in office, expressing a feeling of irrelevance and hoping for a more effective successor.
The article discusses potential measures for Italy's upcoming budget, including the possibility of a tax-free 13th salary, cuts to the Irpef income tax, and the implementation of a flat tax for self-employed individuals, with further details expected on September 22nd.
Italy's housing market is showing signs of a slowdown, with sales stabilizing in Milan and prices dropping significantly in Florence, according to a street-by-street analysis.
Live updates on the war in Ukraine report claims from the US that Russia is planning targeted assassinations in America and European countries.
Live updates on US-Iran relations include news of the Trump administration approving a $2.8 billion sale of bombs to Israel.
An article highlights that former US President Trump made more stock market transactions in 17 months than the entire US Congress, including purchases of SpaceX stock.
The fintech company Revolut reported that customer data was handed over to hackers, with the request originating from a certified email (PEC) from an Italian institution.
