Israel: Gantz vs. Netanyahu ↗
Front page leadIn Israel, the general tasked with forming a government is moving quickly to dismantle the former prime minister's power by introducing three new laws.
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The front page of Il Post features a prominent story on political developments in Israel, with a focus on Benny Gantz's efforts to form a government and challenge Benjamin Netanyahu. Other international news includes Meta's fine in Brazil, a British court's decision on LGBTQ+ rights in Trinidad…
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Memory in Israel through stickers ↗
Stickers showing photos of Israeli soldiers and civilians killed in the past three years, with motivational phrases, are being displayed widely.
Progressive newspaper struggling in Israel ↗
Haaretz, a progressive newspaper, is increasingly isolated and facing boycotts and intimidation in a society that has shifted significantly to the right.
Meta fined in Brazil over election rules ↗
Meta has been fined in Brazil for not complying with regulations regarding fair treatment of candidates during the presidential elections.
Italian tennis players reach WTA Finals semifinals ↗
Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini have advanced to the semifinals of the WTA Finals in tennis.
Florida court allows Trump defamation suit against BBC ↗
A Florida court has authorized the continuation of Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the BBC.
Trinidad and Tobago's anti-gay law overturned ↗
A British court has annulled Trinidad and Tobago's law that criminalized homosexual relations.
El Salvador dismantles Haitian gang headquarters ↗
El Salvador has destroyed the headquarters of one of Haiti's most prominent gangs, according to the Salvadoran president.
US indicts men for alleged plot against UK airbase ↗
The United States has indicted three men for an alleged plan to attack the English RAF Fairford base.
US soldier arrested in UK for alleged espionage ↗
A US Army soldier has been arrested in the United Kingdom on charges of espionage for Russia.
Algeria sentences author Kamel Daoud ↗
Writer Kamel Daoud has been sentenced to five years in prison in Algeria for using a woman's story in a book.
San Benedetto to lay off 120 workers, adopt AI ↗
San Benedetto has announced 120 layoffs and a reorganization that will involve increased use of artificial intelligence.
Livorno prosecutor requests Moby Prince case closure ↗
The Livorno prosecutor's office has requested the archival of the latest investigation into the Moby Prince ferry disaster, which occurred in 1991.
Climate damage fund has yet to pay anyone ↗
Four years after its establishment, the fund for climate damages has only provided one very limited aid to Nepal, and those funds have not yet arrived.
Climate conference shifts focus to practical action ↗
After years of negotiating 'what' needs to be done, the COP31 conference in Turkey appears to be focusing on 'how' to implement climate solutions, or at least attempting to.
Ex-militant Leonardo Bertulazzi escapes house arrest in Argentina ↗
The ex-Red Brigades member Leonardo Bertulazzi managed to escape house arrest in Argentina by tricking his electronic monitoring bracelet and then climbing over a balcony at the age of 74, evading extradition to Italy.
Impeachment attempt against Pete Hegseth fails ↗
The Republican majority in the House of Representatives has rejected the request to impeach the Secretary of Defense.
Impeachment request against Pete Hegseth foreshadows future ↗
The impeachment request against Pete Hegseth is seen as an indicator of political dynamics for the next two years.
Today's front pages: Budget law, urban planning probe, Ukraine ↗
Front pages discuss the budget law, the archival request in the urban planning investigation in Milan, and a report on Ukraine.
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