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The Corriere della Sera front page highlights a tragic accident at the Colosseum where a young worker died, alongside significant government and economic news concerning Italy's deficit and EU relations. International affairs, including the Ukraine war and US politics, are also featured.
A 22-year-old worker named Andrea Moretti tragically died after falling 10 meters during night-time construction work at the Colosseum in Rome, prompting shock and calls for an immediate halt to work.
Istat confirmed Italy's deficit at 3.1%, keeping European fiscal constraints in place and impacting future government financial policies on energy, maneuvers, and GDP growth.
Prime Minister Meloni expressed suspicions that elements of the establishment are working against Italy's interests, aiming to undermine the current majority government.
Prime Minister Meloni defends her stance on setting a cap for foreign students in classrooms, citing a similar proposal by President Mattarella during his time as minister.
This story provides live updates on the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia, including mentions of Trump meeting Zelensky and discussions about a potential exit strategy.
This live update covers news concerning US-Iran relations, mentioning a productive meeting between Witkoff and Kushner with Iranian mediators.
The story discusses tennis player Sinner's injury status and his potential return to tournaments in Vienna, Beijing, and Shanghai.
This news item relates to 'Trump TV' in the United States, mentioning protests and associated political developments.
The article details upcoming changes to retirement requirements, including an increase in the standard retirement age to 67 years and 6 months, affecting early retirement options.
This story features an interview with Enrica Baricco, the sister of the well-known author Alessandro Baricco.
