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The Italian parliament is voting on a new electoral law, with a decisive vote expected today.
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La Stampa's front page covers a mix of domestic Italian political developments, including a new electoral law and housing emergencies, alongside international news such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and a historical execution in the US. There are also stories on economic issues like fuel prices…
The Italian parliament is voting on a new electoral law, with a decisive vote expected today.
The government, led by Meloni, is considering freezing fuel excise taxes to address rising prices.
Students and workers face extreme difficulty finding affordable housing, with a single bed costing 500 euros.
Updates on the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
The execution of the Fort Hood killer will be broadcast live, marking a significant event in the US.
A new portal, SAE Salute, has been launched to combat fake news about health.
Prime Minister Meloni supports the electoral reform, aiming for an election day with the uncertainty of the Constitutional Court's decision.
Protests involving riots and tear gas against students have occurred, with clashes with police in Paris.
The Torinofestival opens with 'Pagliacci' and 'Cavalleria Rusticana', inaugurating the Teatro Regio season with Goldoni's 'Carnavale'.
The Torinofestival's theatrical season is opening with Goldoni's 'Carnavale' at the Stabile.
Tom Cruise is featured in 'Digger' for an Oscar consideration, alongside a story on the Varani case titled 'The City of the Living'.
An operation named 'Askatasuna' has led to 19 precautionary measures and searches across various parts of Italy.