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The president of the Court of Milan has asked the Prefecture to assess potential protection measures for judge Tiziana Landoni, the target of online threats following the non-validation of the arrest of Youssef Siher. The ANM condemns the defamatory attacks, while a request has been submitted to the CSM to open a protection procedure.
Read article →Police Scotland has launched preliminary inquiries into the activities carried out at Balmoral Castle by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor alongside Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The investigation follows press reports concerning the alleged trafficking of women to the Scottish royal residence. Mountbatten-Windsor denies any wrongdoing.
Read article →Spanish Minister of Transport Óscar Puente has announced that he does not intend to resign following the serious train collision in Urda. According to broadcaster RTVE, the government official attributed the collision to a series of operational errors made at the Atocha control room in Madrid.
Read article →On the eve of Serie A matchday ten, the coaches of Milan and Inter analyze the moment of their respective teams ahead of the Milan derby. On the corporate front, news also arrives of Christian Pulisic's contract extension with the Rossoneri club until 2031, along with the round's refereeing appointments.
Read article →During a meeting in Tirana, EU Ambassador de Sousa called for dissent to be managed exclusively within democratic institutions. The diplomat urged citizens, officials, and politicians to cooperate in full compliance with the rule of law to prevent tensions and violent episodes.
Read article →An exhibition at the Kunsthalle Bremen traces the dachshund's role as an artistic model and cultural symbol in Germany. The review analyzes the animal's connection with great painters, from the works of Pablo Picasso to modern graphic interpretations, remaining open to the public until March 28, 2027.
Read article →The Finance Committee of the House of Representatives of Morocco examined the 2027 budget, worth 400 billion dirhams in public investments. Lawmakers raised questions about the concentration of territorial resources, the shortage of doctors, and the effectiveness of tax cuts for low-income groups.
Read article →The Office of the President of Ukraine has clarified its stance on hypothetical contacts with the Kremlin, reiterating the necessity of a direct trilateral summit between leaders. According to the presidency, simple phone calls or isolated invitations do not allow reaching concrete agreements and adequate guarantees on key issues.
Read article →The national day of mobilization promoted by the Unione Sindacale di Base saw marches and sit-ins in numerous centers across the peninsula. At the center of the protests are the high cost of living, military spending, and demands for wage adjustments, with mobilizations also extending to port infrastructures and urban areas.
Read article →According to Central Bank data analyzed by the news outlet HotNews, over the past twelve months bank deposits of citizens in Romania increased more rapidly in foreign currency than in the national currency. The dynamic reflects the pressure of high inflation and the trajectory of the exchange rate on the actual yield of savings.
Read article →In the United Kingdom, work tools are stolen at an estimated frequency of one every twenty minutes. Data released by thirty police forces count at least 26,164 incidents in 2025, fueling complaints from tradespeople and political calls to tackle the black market for second-hand goods.
Read article →Investigators are examining the sequence of events that led to the collision between two high-speed trains in Urda, resulting in 69 fatalities. Technical verifications are focusing on the computer failure, authorizations from the control center, and automatic braking systems.
Read article →Alexander Zverev will rise to the number one spot in the ATP rankings on Monday, November 2, surpassing the Italian Jannik Sinner. Arithmetic certainty came with his victory in the round of 16 of the ATP 500 tournament in Vienna, ending an Italian reign that lasted ninety-five consecutive weeks.
Read article →Albania's diplomacy and politics mourn the death of Bashkim Zeneli, who passed away at the age of 78 in a hospital abroad. Public broadcaster RTSH recalled his long commitment as a parliamentarian, publicist, and diplomatic representative in Germany and Greece, as well as the prestigious honors received for his work.
Read article →In October 2026, inflation in Italy rose to 5.4% annually, driven mainly by the increase in energy tariffs, according to estimates released by Istat and reported by RaiNews. At the same time, gross domestic product in the third quarter remained flat compared to the previous period, showing a year-on-year growth of 0.8%.
Read article →A joke by footballer Kylian Mbappé about a meme associated with Mao Zedong has sparked strong protests in China. The controversy caused the termination of commercial contracts and the suspension of Spanish league television broadcasts by the Chinese state broadcaster.
Read article →German actress Elke Sommer has passed away at the age of 85 at her Bel Air residence in California due to heart failure. Having become famous between the 1960s and 1970s, she starred in major Hollywood productions and Italian works, making her debut after being spotted at a very young age in Versilia.
Read article →A fire broke out at the Novokuybyshevsk oil refinery in Russia's Samara Oblast following a drone attack. This was reported by the outlet Ukrainska Pravda, citing local information channels that reported morning explosions, the activation of air defense, and the temporary closure of the regional airport.
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