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The front page of Il Post features a mix of international and domestic news, with a prominent focus on political events in Poland regarding the Constitutional Court and abortion rights. Other international stories cover Flávio Bolsonaro fleeing Brazil, US immigration policies, the Pope's vote, and…
The suspension of the head of Poland's Constitutional Court has reignited the conflict between the pro-European government and the right-wing PiS party, supported by the president.
In one of Europe's most restrictive countries, the Polish government is attempting to broaden abortion rights, facing a potential veto from the president who is backed by the far-right.
Flávio Bolsonaro stated he fled Brazil out of fear of arrest, citing political persecution.
The United States aims to deport more than 150 Afghan nationals, some of whom could face persecution from the Taliban upon return.
Pope Leo XIV cast his ballot by mail in the United States midterm elections.
The United States has announced its approval for the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine.
The Ukrainian arms company Fire Point asserts that it does not require Starlink for attacks against Russia.
Three members of the Carabinieri are under investigation for manslaughter following a home search that resulted in the deaths of three colleagues.
Scottish police have launched an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's visits to a residence belonging to the British royals.
Call of Duty will remove videos depicting a Seoul accident that caused 160 deaths, following protests from the victims' families.
Leaders of the "campo largo" (broad front) coalition have announced their intention to hold primary elections by February 2027.
In October, Italian inflation reached 5.4 percent, marking the highest rate in three years.
Today's front pages cover the large protests from Friday, rising inflation, the budget law, and the primary elections of the "campo largo."
Tens of thousands of people participated in largely peaceful marches across Italy, with some tensions reported in Rome and Turin.
Ring roads in Milan and Bologna were occupied, while in Rome, a group of protesters clashed with police in the evening.
The Summer Youth Olympics are starting in Senegal, an event that has existed for 16 years but has struggled to find its long-term purpose.
The sport of weightlifting is seeking powerful nations to support its Olympic status, with Russia set to host the World Championships in 2030.
An exploration of the history behind Halloween, including the traditions of pumpkins, trick-or-treating, and costumes.
A minority of ultracatholics are vocally opposing Halloween, citing both cultural concerns and a genuine belief in demonic influence.
Commissioners managing the Ilva steel plant claim ArcelorMittal acquired it with the intent to cause its bankruptcy, finding the situation disastrous upon their arrival in 2024.
