Important Day for Student Protests in France ↗
Front page leadA major national mobilization of students is planned in France, which will help determine the extent of the movement's growth.
Italy
The front page of Il Post features ongoing student protests in France as a major story, with several articles detailing the reasons behind the demonstrations and their political implications. Other prominent international news includes the US military resuming executions, the death of British…
A major national mobilization of students is planned in France, which will help determine the extent of the movement's growth.
Students are protesting dilapidated buildings and demanding more teachers and resources, particularly in suburban areas, with some demonstrations turning violent.
France Insoumise is attempting to balance support for the student mobilizations with condemnation of violence, especially in the lead-up to presidential elections.
The US Army will carry out an execution by firing squad for the first time since 1945.
British author Jeffrey Archer, known for his successful thriller novels, has died at the age of 86.
At least five people were killed and 53 injured in a Russian attack on Kharkiv, Ukraine.
A 150-kilogram book cover created by Salvador Dalí has been stolen from a museum in France.
The Italy Under-21 national football team has qualified for the European Championship in their final qualifying match.
A merchant ship sank in the Black Sea, resulting in two deaths, with Ukraine alleging it was a Russian attack.
A man was apprehended at the port of Pozzallo, Sicily, with 377 live exotic animals in his car.
Tennis player Daniil Medvedev was disqualified from the China Open for hitting a ball towards a spectator.
Rapper Baby Gang will remain in custody as a judge believes he is part of an international criminal network.
The Euro has fallen to its lowest point against the US Dollar in a year and a half.
The Italian National Olympic Committee must decide if Giovanni Malagò was eligible to become president of the FIGC and if he can now serve as its commissioner.
A study on mice suggests that fat cells may possess a form of memory, potentially explaining why weight is regained after dieting.
Pharmaceutical companies are competing to develop increasingly potent molecules for obesity treatment, but there may be limitations.
A project is underway to build a new mosque in Turin, which includes redeveloping former Nebiolo foundries and adding a student dormitory and library.
Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas is undertaking the 350-kilometer journey between Sepang, Malaysia, and Singapore by bicycle.