US Elections: What Happens Next? ↗
Front page leadWith a Democratic majority in Congress, Donald Trump's final two years in office will be more complex, involving investigations, appointment vetoes, and budget negotiations.
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The front page of Il Post focuses heavily on the results of the US midterm elections and their implications for Donald Trump, with additional international news including a general strike in France, developments in Indonesia, and the death of a German politician. There are also domestic Italian…
With a Democratic majority in Congress, Donald Trump's final two years in office will be more complex, involving investigations, appointment vetoes, and budget negotiations.
JD Vance stated that the war in Iran was the reason for the Republican party's poor performance in the midterm elections; Donald Trump maintains he would run again.
Graphs are provided to help understand the midterm election results, indicating where and by how much the Democrats won, which districts shifted left, and where Republicans held their ground.
Simon Winchester, author of "The Professor and the Madman," which is known in Italy, has passed away at the age of 82.
The Indonesian government is deploying thousands of soldiers in Jakarta following a scandal involving the interception of the president's communications.
Hubert Aiwanger, the vice prime minister of Bavaria, was discovered deceased in a Berlin hotel room.
The Swift space observatory has re-entered Earth's atmosphere after more than twenty years in orbit.
The highest level of alert has been issued for eastern Sardinia for November 5th due to heavy rainfall.
In Israel, the president has commenced consultations to decide who will be tasked with forming the next government.
Hungary has made public the names of individuals who served as informants for the communist regime.
Dozens of people are still missing in Ukraine following a severe attack on a humanitarian center on Monday.
Seven individuals have been arrested on charges of creating a website for the production and distribution of child pornography material.
A cyberattack in France has affected three refrigeration facilities belonging to the blood donation agency.
A general strike is underway in France, following three Saturdays of protests; unions are contesting, among other things, the budget law, which was announced before the cost-of-living demonstrations.
Raphaël Glucksmann aims to regularize 300,000 foreign workers in France, a move with significant political calculations.
Chef Davide Tamburella was fired in Australia for considering pineapple on pizza an insult to his culture, but his appeal was rejected by the labor court.