Spain's Prime Minister Announces Early Elections ↗
Front page leadSpanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced early elections for November 29th, following the rejection of housing decrees by parliament.
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Il Post leads with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calling snap elections due to housing crisis issues, and reports on related protests. Other top stories include a potential acquisition of MPS bank by Intesa Sanpaolo, the Brazilian presidential election heading to a runoff, and international…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced early elections for November 29th, following the rejection of housing decrees by parliament.
Tens of thousands protested in Spain due to the housing crisis after parliament rejected two measures against real estate speculation.
Donald Trump has created a government task force focused on artificial intelligence.
Anti-government forces in Ethiopia have retreated from the regional capital of Tigray.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz made a surprise visit to Kyiv shortly after a Russian attack.
Hundreds of high schools in France remain closed on Monday due to damage sustained during student protests.
At least 24 people were injured in a fire that broke out at a campsite in Peschiera del Garda.
Raw tomatoes have been banned in schools and hospitals in Puglia following two salmonella outbreaks.
Marc Marquez has won the Japanese MotoGP Grand Prix.
Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine will intensify attacks against Russian oil refineries.
Exit polls in Latvia indicate that the party of the outgoing pro-Ukraine prime minister is leading the elections.
England defeated Croatia with a score of 7-0 in a Nations League match.
The Del Vecchio family, MPS's main shareholder, has supported Intesa Sanpaolo's operation to acquire MPS, potentially influencing other smaller shareholders.
MPS has a plan to buy two banks, possibly to avoid being acquired by Intesa Sanpaolo, but the plan faces significant doubts.
An explanation of how bank takeovers work, including OPA and OPSC procedures, and when bids are considered hostile.
Brazil's presidential election will go to a runoff between Flávio Bolsonaro and Lula, as neither candidate secured over 50% of the vote in the first round.
Flávio Bolsonaro is running for president mirroring his father Jair, with the family's political future at stake in the election results.
Lula is focusing his campaign on criticizing opponents rather than proposing solutions, amidst Brazil's economic slowdown.
Exceptional measures are being taken due to the risk of contagion after a woman working at a plague research center in Siberia died.
Portugal played well and won without Cristiano Ronaldo, with striker Gonçalo Ramos scoring goals.