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Three Egyptian security agents have been sentenced to ten years for kidnapping in the first-degree ruling of the Giulio Regeni murder trial; another was acquitted, and there were no murder convictions.
For a long time, a sentence in the Regeni case seemed unthinkable, but it has now set a precedent.
There is a new suspect in the 1989 death of footballer Denis Bergamini: the cousin of his ex-girlfriend, who was convicted of murder.
More than 160 people have been arrested in widespread student protests ongoing in France for a week.
OpenAI will not release the new artificial intelligence model it was developing due to safety concerns.
Putin has ordered a new mobilization of soldiers to be sent to Ukraine.
A US court has ruled that Apple must pay $5.7 billion to a company for using its technology without permission.
Journalist Giuseppe De Bellis has been appointed director of Il Sole 24 Ore, a prominent Italian business newspaper.
Kyiv's Academy of Sciences was hit by a Russian drone, resulting in one death.
France has stated its willingness to cooperate with investigations into the Ustica massacre.
The Hungarian parliament has suspended the immunity of Prime Minister Péter Magyar.
In Sweden, the leader of the Social Democrats has withdrawn from the process of forming a government.
Potato production has fallen due to drought, following a year where heavy rainfall reduced cultivated land, potentially leading to higher prices.
Prices for the most cultivated types of Italian rice have nearly halved, not only due to drought and hailstorms.
Oil exports in the Strait of Hormuz are nearing pre-war levels, partly because tankers are more effectively evading Iran's blockade, with help from the United States.
Saudi Arabia has reopened its East-West pipeline, although with reduced capacity.
The Italian national football team defeated Turkey 4-1 in the Nations League, showing a promising performance ahead of their match against France.
Italy's national team under Roberto Mancini faces Belgium tonight with new players, though current enthusiasm is understandably low.
The Nations League is often underestimated, but it is important for the men's national football team to perform well in this tournament.