Former ILVA workers occupy Genoa airport ↗
Front page leadFormer ILVA workers have occupied Genoa airport, protesting against current conditions. The report states the airport is officially occupied.
Italy
The front page of La Repubblica highlights several domestic Italian issues, including protests by former ILVA workers and truck drivers concerned about fuel prices, and unrest in Milan. Internationally, a story about a protest against a politician in Tel Aviv is featured. The site also includes a…
Former ILVA workers have occupied Genoa airport, protesting against current conditions. The report states the airport is officially occupied.
Truck drivers are protesting against high fuel prices, leading to blocked traffic on the A1 and A30 highways.
An investigation is underway into the riots in Milan involving young people and unknown individuals, with significant social media activity related to the events.
Israeli politician Itamar Ben-Gvir was confronted by protesters at Tel Aviv University, with demonstrators calling him a "fascist".
A news ticker reports on two shipwrecks in the Aegean Sea, resulting in at least 12 fatalities, including a newborn.