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The Corriere della Sera front page on September 29, 2026, focuses heavily on the Garlasco case, a prominent Italian murder investigation. Other trending topics include updates on the Ukraine war, the Iran conflict, fuel prices, and a domestic Italian murder case. The page also features a link to a…
This article delves into the Garlasco case, detailing how 'ghost' tests and cross-analyses by consultants led prosecutors to assert that Chiara Poggi's DNA was not found on Alberto Stasi's bicycle pedals, a key point in the investigation.
A related article suggests that the Ris (Carabinieri Investigative Unit) of Parma was aware of Alberto Stasi's innocence in the Garlasco case as early as 2007 but allegedly concealed this evidence.
This piece covers the defense's perspective in the Garlasco case, with General Garofano asserting that a trace was indeed present on the bicycle pedals and expressing confidence in his team, while denying he is under investigation.
This report details Alberto Stasi's recent activities, including a dinner with his lawyer and work commitments, with a quote suggesting a call for accountability from others involved in the case.
This story focuses on accusations against Sempio in the Garlasco case, claiming his fingerprint was found at the crime scene, a claim the defense disputes, stating there is no new evidence.
A live blog providing real-time updates on the war in Ukraine, reporting strong explosions in Kiev and the activation of air defense systems.
This live update covers the Iran conflict, referencing a Wall Street Journal report that Egypt warned Israel multiple times before October 7th, a claim Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu dismissed as a 'false maneuver'.
An article focusing on the current prices of gasoline and diesel fuel.
A report on the ongoing murder investigation of Nicole Formichetti in Turin.
An interview with Mia Ceran, discussing topics such as surfing and Federico Ferrari.
