Protests in Milan, Turin, and Bologna turn into clashes ↗
Front page leadProtests in Milan, Turin, and Bologna against 'carovita' (cost of living crisis) have transformed into violent clashes.
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La Stampa's front page features a prominent story on protests in Milan, Turin, and Bologna escalating into clashes, alongside reports on France, the Russia-Ukraine war, and a 'Mothers' Bonus'. There are also sections on health, energy, books, finance, and opinion pieces.
Protests in Milan, Turin, and Bologna against 'carovita' (cost of living crisis) have transformed into violent clashes.
Updates on the current situation in France.
Ongoing developments and news updates regarding the Russia-Ukraine war.
Information regarding the 'Mothers' Bonus' for 2026.
La Stampa launches its US edition with a presentation at the Waldorf Astoria in New York.
SAE launches a new portal aimed at combating medical fake news.
An analysis of the social role of the individual, drawing a lesson from Leone XIV.
An opinion piece offering a reversed perspective on 'hatred and the boys'.
A commentary on how trivial matters, from 'sea' to 'panettone', fill parliamentary sessions.
A review of 'Cinesettimana Primetime', focusing on Thomas Mann and a German figure in 'Fatherland'.
An exploration of the works of photographers Letizia Battaglia and Elena Samoilova, focusing on their portrayal of the world.
Investigating the mystery behind the staging of protests and identifying those responsible for the social guerrilla.
An account of the 'Askatasuna' movement, second-generation activists, and their use of social media ('tam-tam') to organize marches in Turin, inspired by Paris.
Details on an accusation made by Giorgia Meloni.