No Clear Winner Yet in Israeli Elections ↗
Front page leadWith 72% of votes counted in Israel's elections, Netanyahu's coalition is leading but has not secured a parliamentary majority, while Arab parties performed well.
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The news front page of Il Post features a dominant story on the Israeli elections, where no clear winner has emerged yet, with Netanyahu's coalition leading but lacking a parliamentary majority. Other prominent international stories include Egypt ordering the closure of an independent newspaper, a…
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Record Turnout in Israeli Elections ↗
The recent elections in Israel saw the highest voter turnout in nearly thirty years, with 77.7% of eligible voters participating, including many Arabs and individuals returning from abroad.
Egypt Orders Closure of Independent Newspaper ↗
Egypt has ordered the closure of Mada Masr, identified as one of the last remaining independent newspapers in the country.
President of Valle d'Aosta Declared Ineligible ↗
The Court of Appeal has confirmed the ineligibility of Renzo Testolin, the president of Italy's Valle d'Aosta region.
Finnish and Norwegian Leaders Call Putin ↗
The Finnish president and the Norwegian prime minister held a rare phone call with Russian President Putin.
Mark Samson Sentenced to Life for Femicide ↗
Mark Samson has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the femicide of his ex-girlfriend Ilaria Sula.
EuroLeague Finals to Be Held in Abu Dhabi ↗
The semi-finals and final of the EuroLeague basketball competition will take place in Abu Dhabi in 2027 and 2029.
Funds for Home EV Charging Bonus Exhausted ↗
The allocated funds for the 2026 bonus supporting domestic electric vehicle charging stations have already been depleted.
Two Britons Charged in Plot Against RAF Base ↗
Two British citizens have been indicted for an alleged plan to attack the RAF Fairford airbase in late September.
Dutch Broadcaster to Boycott Eurovision Over Israel's Participation ↗
The Dutch public broadcaster has announced it will boycott the Eurovision Song Contest again due to Israel's participation.
Film "You Can See Everything" to Release in Italian Cinemas ↗
"You Can See Everything" is scheduled for release in Italian cinemas on November 27th, 28th, and 29th.
Orthodox Christians Killed in Ethiopian Attacks ↗
At least 60 Orthodox Christians were killed in two separate attacks in central Ethiopia.
Flávio Bolsonaro Flees to the US After Passport Revocation ↗
Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled to the United States after his passports were canceled following an investigation into money laundering; the Trump administration has stated they will grant him a visa.
How Lula Recovered His Lead Over Bolsonaro ↗
Lula managed to overcome his initial deficit against Bolsonaro after the first round of elections by winning back a key state, promising increased subsidies, and leveraging a WhatsApp chat.
EU Proposes Granting More Powers to Frontex ↗
The European Commission has proposed a new regulation that would significantly increase Frontex's powers, more than doubling its agents and enabling it to handle migrant returns more directly.
Migrants Repelled in the Mediterranean Using Drones and Planes ↗
Drones and aircraft are now being used to repel migrants in the Mediterranean Sea.
Life for Undocumented Foreigners in Europe to Become More Difficult ↗
The lives of undocumented foreigners in Europe are expected to become considerably more challenging under new regulations.
Another Murder Attributed to Ted Bundy ↗
DNA testing has linked Ted Bundy to another murder: that of 17-year-old Melissa Ann Smith, who was killed in Utah in 1974.
Today's Front Pages ↗
Today's front pages cover the Israeli elections, Flávio Bolsonaro's flight from Brazil, the budget law, and the technical assessment regarding the death of Abderrahim Fakir.
Abderrahim Fakir's Death Possibly Due to Police Intervention ↗
Consultants for the prosecution suggest that Abderrahim Fakir's death may have been caused by police intervention, contradicting the agents' lawyers who had focused on other factors.
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