Two Israeli Election Camps, Plus One ↗
Front page leadOne camp supports Netanyahu, another opposes him without questioning his wars, and then there are the Arab parties; voting takes place today.
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Il Post's front page features extensive coverage of the Israeli elections, with multiple articles detailing the political landscape, the decline of the left, and the ultra-Orthodox community. Other international news includes an agreement between Spain's People's Party and Vox, Jay-Z's Super Bowl…
One camp supports Netanyahu, another opposes him without questioning his wars, and then there are the Arab parties; voting takes place today.
Space for liberal and pacifist positions has shrunk, and the competition is now between the right and the far-right.
They live in delimited neighborhoods and impose on themselves to use the internet little; they vote today to preserve this way of life.
In Spain, the People's Party and Vox have agreed on Senate lists to avoid vote dispersal in the elections.
Jay-Z will be the star of the halftime show at the next Super Bowl.
Jordan attacked southern Syria in response to an attack on a church that killed nine people.
Russia has again hit some civilian infrastructure in Kyiv.
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted for the third time, accused of revealing confidential information.
Microsoft will offer a severance package to 60,000 employees.
The trip of Pope Leo XIV to South America in November has been confirmed.
After the announcement of Lula's victory, the Brazilian stock market crashed and trading was suspended.
The Swedish government has blocked access to some artificial intelligence services from ministry staff computers.
Singer Chris Brown has been sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended, for assaulting a man in a nightclub.
The Senate President has threatened to sue Michela Ponzani for her comments on an old episode known as 'Black Thursday in Milan'.
No supplies have entered the Ukrainian city occupied by Russians for months; it is unknown where civilians will go.
Russian soldiers are 10 kilometers from Kramatorsk and Sloviansk, two ordinary places that have become the biggest obstacles to the invasion.
We did not see a single Russian soldier.
Many goals, of course, but not only that: ten videos to tell the story of the Ballon d'Or winner.
Alexia Putellas won the women's Ballon d'Or, and Harry Kane the men's; it's his first time, her third.
He, however, has not: he accused the president of having tampered with the vote without providing evidence, and says he will now dedicate himself to organizing the opposition.