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Front page leadTheir meeting in Washington will primarily serve to maintain a very precarious balance, while both are distracted by other matters.
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The front page of Il Post features a mix of international and domestic Italian news. Top international stories focus on US-China relations, particularly a meeting between Trump and Xi Jinping and the AI race. Other international news includes a judge ordering the reinstatement of White House press…
Their meeting in Washington will primarily serve to maintain a very precarious balance, while both are distracted by other matters.
This is what the Trump administration claims, but it's not clear what should be won, nor if China is participating.
Without suffering international sanctions: a "ghost fleet" and especially "teapot refineries" are involved.
In the United States, a judge has ordered the reinstatement of White House access for journalists banned by Donald Trump.
Azerbaijan has pardoned a French citizen, following the revocation of European sanctions on Russian oligarch Usmanov.
Pakistan has bombed ten targets in Afghanistan.
The Netherlands will participate in Eurovision 2027, after boycotting the 2026 edition due to Israel's presence.
Harvey Weinstein has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual assault.
Parliament has approved a delegated law on nuclear energy for the installation of small-scale reactors.
In the U20 Women's World Cup, Italy lost the semi-final against Spain.
Oasis has announced a new concert in Rome for July 26, 2027, and new dates in Germany and the UK.
Italy has submitted Paolo Strippoli's "L'estranea" for the Best International Film Oscar.
In Singapore, those who listen to music at high volume on public buses may be fined.
"L'estranea" is directed by one of the most acclaimed Italian horror directors and will be released in cinemas on October 8.
This is a new phenomenon for Italy, but one that could become more frequent.
In Southern Italy, it is higher than in the North because harvesting is done differently.
The UN General Assembly, the worker who died at the Colosseum, the decree to limit foreign students in classrooms, and the delegated law on nuclear energy.
At the UN, the Venezuelan president tried to rehabilitate her image, but her legitimacy depends on Trump.
President Rodríguez no longer asks the United States to free him, and her most important collaborators have been removed.
And it won't help lower gasoline prices in the United States in time for the midterm elections.