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The front page of La Repubblica features a top story on the war in Ukraine, with a focus on the city of Oleskhy and the isolation of citizens. Other prominent stories include Italian politics, with a piece on the Lega party facing internal dissent and accusations from northern rebels, and a report…
In the Ukrainian city of Oleskhy, citizens are isolated due to the ongoing conflict. The headline also mentions Italian Prime Minister Meloni and the mother of former US President Trump.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has issued a warning to her allies, with speculation of possible resignations in March following a European Union Council meeting in Rome.
The Lega party is facing internal conflict, with a congress approaching and accusations from northern rebels. The party's response suggests a loss of support in that region.
Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini appears to be bracing for political challenges and is positioning his allies, with a quote suggesting a focus on securing positions.
Former governor Luca Zaia received significant applause for his speech, in which he criticized excessive focus on sovereignty.
In an interview, actress Serena Rossi discusses the origins of the iconic Panini football stickers, attributing their creation to a woman with a strong belief in her vision.
