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The Il Post front page highlights a significant court ruling in the Giulio Regeni case, where three Egyptian security agents were sentenced to 10 years in prison for his abduction. Other top stories include Italian politics with the center-right winning a by-election in Reggio Calabria and a…
Three Egyptian security agents have been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the abduction of Giulio Regeni, while a fourth agent was acquitted of all charges. This marks a significant development in the long-standing case.
The Regeni trial, once deemed improbable to reach a verdict, has now become a significant legal precedent.
Journalist Giuseppe De Bellis has been named the new director of the prominent Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore.
The Academy of Sciences in Kyiv was struck by a Russian drone, resulting in one fatality.
France has expressed willingness to collaborate with the ongoing investigations into the Ustica air disaster.
The Hungarian parliament has voted to suspend the immunity of Prime Minister Péter Magyar.
The leader of the Social Democrats in Sweden has announced her withdrawal from attempts to form a new government.
Following Xi Jinping's visit to the White House, China has gifted two pandas to the Atlanta zoo in the United States.
Moldovan trapper '351 Bratan' has been repatriated after blocking the provincial road between Milan and Meda to film a music video.
South Korea has alleged that Ukraine publicly disclosed a secret agreement concerning the transfer of two North Korean prisoners.
Aleksandar Vučić has stepped down as President of Serbia with the intention of taking on the role of Prime Minister.
American cyclist Brandon McNulty has won the elite men's road race at the 2026 UCI Cycling World Championships.
The center-right coalition has won the by-election in Reggio Calabria, with Fabio Roscioli of Forza Italia securing victory.
The minor by-election in Reggio Calabria has gained national significance, with attention drawn to figures like Roberto Vannacci.
SpaceX's Starship has successfully reached orbit for the first time, a critical step despite delays in NASA's lunar program.
The Roman Space Telescope, positioned a million and a half kilometers from Earth, is set to become one of the most advanced space observatories.
European Union defense ministers are exploring new strategies and protocols, inspired by NATO, to respond to Russian hybrid warfare tactics.
Paolo Gentiloni discusses why Europe is vulnerable and what steps it should take to strengthen its position.
There are persistent discussions about Russia potentially initiating a new mobilization of troops for Ukraine and increasing attacks on Europe.
A discussion about NAZA, a controversial documentary that sheds light on the Holocaust.
