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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories focus on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, with Donald Trump criticizing Zelensky and discussions about potential summits involving Russia and China. There is also a report on a drone…
Donald Trump alleges that Ukrainian President Zelensky is not pursuing peace, while US Secretary of State confirms potential meetings with China and Russia, with Rubio suggesting a summit involving Trump, Xi, and Putin.
A Sunday of unrest in Milan saw the number of detained individuals climb to 200, with 80% being minors, some as young as 12, who were involved in acts of vandalism.
A drone entered Lithuanian airspace, prompting an apology from Kyiv who claims it was theirs and may have been diverted by Moscow, while raids between Russia and Ukraine resulted in a blackout in St. Petersburg.
Professor Enrico Galiano attributes youth violence in public spaces to repressed anger, boredom, and a failure in the educational systems of both families and schools.
Former Ilva workers have occupied the Colombo Airport in Genoa.
