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The La Stampa front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include protests, a potential government bailout for truckers, and a report on empty supermarkets. International news focuses on the Russia-Ukraine war. There are also articles on various cultural and…
This article examines the diverse landscape of street protests occurring in Italy, noting the lack of unified leadership or political affiliation among demonstrators.
Despite the Italian government's offer of a billion euros to striking truckers, protests and blockades are continuing.
This is a live update feed covering the ongoing developments in the Russia-Ukraine war.
A reportage from inside Italian supermarkets reveals shelves are empty, with conditions described as worse than during the COVID-19 pandemic.
La Stampa is establishing a new training school for Italian-American journalists in Washington D.C.
This article discusses a conflict between the Italian Presidency (Quirinale) and the government regarding military norms, and the Prime Minister's confrontation with judges.
Young people from the Barona neighborhood in Marrakech are quoted as saying they cannot survive on 1,200 euros.
This article reviews a primetime television program featuring a 'monster' and a segment on Thomas Mann's 'Fatherland'.
This piece from TorinoSette explores the world as seen through the lenses of photographers Letizia Battaglia and Sophie Calle (likely implied by Samoylova).
An editorial by Bernard-Henri Levy reflects on a sense of frustration and inability to articulate certain emotions or issues.
An opinion piece by Flavia Perina discusses the rise of authoritarian tendencies and their connection to the political right.
A new online portal has been launched to combat the spread of misinformation and fake news related to health.
An article discusses an ongoing emergency situation and criticizes the government for its indecisiveness in addressing it.
A review or discussion of the work of author Sally Rooney.
