Young People Involved in Street Clashes ↗
Front page leadVandalism and chaos in Milan, Bologna, and Turin involved minors who were disorganized and lacked clear political affiliations.
Italy
The Il Post front page highlights widespread protests in Italy, with a particular focus on the involvement of young people and the resulting vandalism and chaos in Milan, Bologna, and Turin. Other top stories include protests in France, an Israeli settler attack on a European delegation, a…
Vandalism and chaos in Milan, Bologna, and Turin involved minors who were disorganized and lacked clear political affiliations.
Report on the clashes that occurred in Milan near Piazza del Duomo.
The CGIL has announced a general strike scheduled for November 20.
A large fire occurred at a military base in Wainwright, Canada, resulting in fatalities.
A group of Israeli settlers assaulted a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank.
Significant protests are taking place in Tunisia against President Kaïs Saïed.
Deforestation in Brazil has reached its lowest levels since measurements began in 1988.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs was moved to another prison after an investigation exposed that he was receiving unauthorized privileges.
The founder of the 'Cockroach Party' in India has been arrested once more.
Access to six lakes in Mexico has been restricted due to the presence of the so-called 'brain-eating' amoeba.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz is also under investigation for abuses against Flotilla activists.
In Cecina, Livorno, a couple presented at the emergency room with a deceased newborn baby in a bag.
In the province of Varese, a 69-year-old woman died after a head-on collision with her former partner, who had been harassing her for some time.
In Lyon, a historic building was burned, shops were looted, and public buildings were vandalized in various cities, with over 400 arrests made.
The French school system is in a state of disrepair, with no easy solutions, particularly in suburban areas; numbers are provided to understand recent protests.
Coverage includes protests in Milan, Bologna, and Turin, Trump's suspension of some sanctions on Russia, and the Pope's resignation.
The leap second, used to align Earth's rotation with atomic time, complicated many systems, especially for computers.
Dozens of attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinians harvesting olives have occurred in recent weeks; a Washington Post photographer was also beaten.
Cultivating and surviving in the West Bank is increasingly difficult due to Israeli military operations, settler violence, denied access to fields, and lack of water.
President Sergio Mattarella noted the 'vertiginous increase' in laws establishing national days to recognize values, events, emotions, or aspects of life.