Riots and Looting During Protests in Frankfurt ↗
Front page leadDuring protests against the government and cost of living in Frankfurt, there were devastations and looting, with violence also occurring in other German cities.
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The front page of Il Post features a mix of international news, including protests and riots in Germany and France, alongside sports results, and updates on political and legal matters. There is also coverage of Italian sports figures and a story about Italians living abroad.
During protests against the government and cost of living in Frankfurt, there were devastations and looting, with violence also occurring in other German cities.
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