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Pike mantenuta in vita con il respiratore artificiale l’Onu: “Adesso graziatela”

Renzi urges the center-left to preserve its alliance at the 14th Leopolda

At the Leopolda event in Florence, Matteo Renzi spoke favorably of Elly Schlein and warned that anyone breaking the alliance would be “chased with pitchforks.” Maria Elena Boschi was sent to negotiate with Giuseppe Conte and Nicola Fratoianni.

Conte rejects alternatives to primaries for choosing the coalition’s prime ministerial candidate

Five Star Movement president Giuseppe Conte responded to Democratic Party secretary Elly Schlein’s proposal for selecting the coalition leader.

ANAC Says CONI Should Decide on Bianchedi’s Vote on Malagò

ANAC found no incompatibility between Bianchedi’s roles as CONI vice president and head of the national delegation, and said CONI should decide whether she could vote in the executive board on Malagò.

Reports differ over computer searches in Campobasso ricin investigation

Reports say a computer linked to online searches about preparing ricin was identified in the United States, while the prosecutor’s office reportedly denied this. Two women were questioned, and no suspects have been reported.

Marina Berlusconi criticizes the Florence trial involving Salvatore Baiardo

Marina Berlusconi called the proceedings an example of “judicial hypocrisy” and accused the process of reviving allegations against her late father, Silvio Berlusconi, and Marcello Dell’Utri.

G7 Leaders Issue Statement on Global Energy Security and Market Stability

G7 leaders issued a statement following a video conference meeting on 2 October 2026.

Manchester City Appeals Charges Involving the Premier League

The Manchester club faces potential severe sanctions, including relegation to England’s second tier or expulsion from the professional leagues.

EU yields to Trump’s pressure on diesel; Macron says 100 million barrels will be released from reserves

G7 countries committed to lowering fuel prices and avoiding restrictive trade measures, according to la Repubblica.

EU approves rules allowing migrant hubs in third countries

Fratelli d’Italia said the EU Council gave final approval to new return rules and described them as adopting the Italian approach.

EU prepares to update its Arctic policy in 2026

A European Parliament Research Service briefing examines how geopolitical, security, climate and economic developments are shaping the EU’s Arctic policy.

Mattarella Makes First Visit by an Italian Head of State to Monaco

Italian President Sergio Mattarella is making a state visit to the Principality of Monaco, where he was welcomed by Prince Albert II and Princess Charlène.

Tom Cruise: “I’ve always had a dark-blue tuxedo. Giorgio Armani recommended it to me”

In an interview, Tom Cruise discusses his childhood, his parents’ influence, cooking cookies, and his future in cinema.

Green homes, housing plan and blocked properties: the invisible resource

Companies that acquire and enhance properties used as collateral for non-performing loans sold by banks cannot operate on properties transferred through the secondary market.

Interministerial Committee Meeting on Policies for Older People

The Italian Government lists a meeting of the Interministerial Committee on policies for older people.

Council of Ministers Meeting No. 191

The provided sources identify a press conference, a Council of Ministers meeting, and its convocation, but do not include any substantive text.

Five nuns join Pope Leo’s household at the Apostolic Palace

Five nuns from the United States and Peru have joined Pope Leo’s pontifical household and will live in the Apostolic Palace.

“Attivi digitali” project on online scam awareness for older adults concludes

The project was carried out by Fondazione Lottomatica and Fondazione Longevitas together with the Ministry of the Interior, Anci, and the University of Rome Foro Italico.

Israel’s Court Allows Arab Parties to Run in Elections

The court overturned the Central Election Commission’s decision, allowing the United List and Ra’am to participate in the upcoming Knesset elections on October 27.

Gianni Isidori exhibition to open at Italy’s Chamber of Deputies

The exhibition “The Eclectic Humor of Gianni Isidori: Italy Seen and Recounted by the Artist” is scheduled to open on Monday, October 5, at 4 p.m.

Parliamentary oversight report on Cassa Depositi e Prestiti to focus on innovation, housing and savings

The Chamber of Deputies announced a report on “Investing in tomorrow: innovation, housing and confidence in savings,” scheduled for Wednesday 7 October at 10:00 at Palazzo San Macuto and broadcast online.

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Urgent parliamentary interpellances held on environmental permits, prisons, maritime workers and waste management

The Chamber of Deputies held urgent interpellances on several issues, with Undersecretary of State Luigi Sbarra representing the Government.

Schlein and Meloni exchange accusations over the government’s record

Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein called on Giorgia Meloni’s government to resign, citing economic and social indicators. Meloni rejected Schlein’s claims as “ten falsehoods.”

Sinner, Norman emerges as a possible new coach

Swedish coach Magnus Norman is reportedly being considered as a replacement for Cahill. Meanwhile, Jannik Sinner has obtained a motorcycle licence and is expected in Shanghai, although his participation remains uncertain.

AVS proposes a wealth tax as “tax restitution”

Bonelli and Fratoianni presented a bill calling for a wealth tax and appealed to Schlein and Conte to support it.

UCI document outlines possible changes to cycling

La Repubblica reports on the UCI’s “Future of cycling” document, which discusses 16-stage Giro and Vuelta races, AI-assisted anti-doping, and drones for race coverage.

Mazzette in cambio di favori, la procura chiede il carcere per l’ex presidente della Regione Armao

Palermo prosecutors seek arrest of former regional vice president Armao

The Palermo prosecutor’s office has requested the arrest of Gaetano Armao in an investigation into alleged bribery connected to the commission for environmental authorizations.

Spagna, governo Sánchez battuto dalle destre sul decreto casa: ipotesi elezioni anticipate

Real Madrid reportedly submits 50,000-page dossier to UEFA over Barcelona’s Negreira case

La Repubblica reports that payments made by Barcelona to the vice president of Spain’s referees’ technical committee remain under scrutiny, with possible sanctions described as severe.

Ghali says everyone should see “Naza” and expresses surprise at those who remain silent

In an interview with Love, rapper Ghali discussed watching “Naza,” the experience following remarks he made on the Sanremo stage, and the opportunity for artists to speak to the public.

Gabrielli says he is entering politics with Ruffini to broaden the centre-left

Former police chief Franco Gabrielli said he is joining a political project with Ruffini, without seeking roles or guarantees.

Schools receive €30 to €100 per classroom for air conditioners and fans

The Education Ministry has allocated funding to more than 6,000 schools, with €3,153.57 assigned to each institution.

Meloni’s long tenure and unfinished reforms

La Repubblica reports that Giorgia Meloni has set a record for time in office among prime ministers in the history of the Italian Republic. The article argues that her focus on remaining in power has overtaken her ambition to act, while promised reforms remain unfinished.

Giotto’s secrets revealed as Florence frescoes are restored

Four years of restoration at Florence’s Basilica of Santa Croce have brought frescoes depicting the life of St Francis back into view.

Italy Considers a New 65% Ecobonus with Differentiated Incentives

Minister Leo confirmed a planned intervention with incentives varying according to the type of work, including solar panels, rather than blanket bonuses or uniform rates.

Italian government agrees on €28 billion in extra spending amid tensions over the budget deviation

A meeting at Palazzo Chigi reportedly ended with an agreement on €28 billion in additional spending for energy and arms, while tensions emerged between the prime minister and Matteo Salvini.

Meloni Writes to von der Leyen: “Inflation Is Driving Up Spending”

Giorgia Meloni has written to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen about the impact of inflation on spending. Brussels responded: “We have already given.”

Saint-Denis High School Where Student Protests Began: “More Rats Than Teachers”

Students’ protests began at a high school described as a symbol of the neglect of public schools in the suburbs.

Pascal accuses Mélenchon of pursuing a strategy of tension amid student protests in Paris

French philosopher and essayist Pascal said that Jean-Luc Mélenchon, unable to prevail politically and unlikely to win the presidential election, is turning toward “chaos.”

Conte says he offered to act as a unifying leader, but the Democratic Party rejected the proposal

The Five Star Movement president said he was willing to support a solution to avoid primary elections, but found no openness from the Democratic Party.

Schlein reiterates position on broad coalition leadership

Elly Schlein is expected to reaffirm that the leader should be the person who wins the primary vote or leads the most-voted party.

Killed Twice or Saved: An “Unholy Ceremony” of Delays, Errors and Happy Endings

La Repubblica reports on death sentences affected by delays and mistakes, including a failed dismemberment and cases that ultimately ended in unexpected liberation.

Regeni case: Government delays decision on €150,000 owed by Cairo

Giorgia Meloni said it is necessary to wait for the judgment to become final. Regeni’s family disputed that statement.

Regeni case: Expert says provisional compensation can already be collected

International law expert Marina Castellaneta says the provisional compensation awarded in the Regeni case can already be collected and that the government should exert pressure.

Caccia all’ultimo voto: Malagò sfida Buonfiglio, martedì il verdetto

La grande fuga di Cristiano Ronaldo, il campione orgoglioso incapace di dire addio

Guerra Ucraina-Russia, news. Ambasciata russa denuncia “campagna mediatica” in Italia su Kaliningrad

Centrosinistra, serve un’alleanza “per” e non “contro”

Mancini: “France are ahead of us, but we want to compete and enjoy ourselves”

Italy coach Roberto Mancini spoke ahead of the Nations League match against France.

Musk to Lead Project Meridian on Future Wars and Lunar Operations

Pentagon chief Hegseth announced that Elon Musk will lead Project Meridian.

Benigni discusses Saint Francis on Vespa’s program

Oscar-winning actor Roberto Benigni appeared on “Cinque minuti” to discuss a monologue about Saint Francis of Assisi scheduled to air on Rai 1 on October 4.

Draghi calls on Europe to put growth at the center

Mario Draghi said fiscal discipline alone will not ensure debt sustainability and urged European policymakers to pursue development and a common agenda.

Lagarde warns of AI risks in finance

ECB President Christine Lagarde warned that AI models in finance could escape human control and said Europe must build sufficient autonomy.

Farage says Britain will never return to the EU

In an interview with la Repubblica, the eurosceptic right-wing leader said the United Kingdom will not rejoin the European Union and warned that a second referendum would divide the country.

Prime Minister Meloni at the 80th Anniversary of CNA

The Italian Government lists three publications concerning Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s participation in CNA’s 80th anniversary.

Fazio says he is not leaving and will double his TV schedule

Fabio Fazio says this is his final contract year but that he has decided to add a Wednesday prime-time program alongside the regular Sunday episode of “Che tempo che fa.”

Sanità: 800 nuove prestazioni, governo aggiorna livelli essenziali

Tamoil announces measures to contain fuel prices through October 31

Tamoil has announced measures aimed at containing fuel prices, without specifying a price cap.

Netanyahu says Flydubai co-pilot underwent “Islamist radicalization”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Fox News that the suspected perpetrator had undergone Islamist radicalization.

Netanyahu says Flydubai co-pilot had become radicalized

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the co-pilot had become radicalized. The Times of Israel reported that he had discussed killing Jews on social media.

Conte says he is open to a third candidate for the centre-left leadership

M5S president Giuseppe Conte says he would be willing to step aside in the centre-left leadership contest and consider a candidate also acceptable to Avs, but claims there was no willingness to assess this option.

EU Rejects Meloni’s Request for Additional Flexibility

La Repubblica reports that the European Union says it has already granted more flexibility to member states.

Chamber rejects constitutional objections to electoral law

The Chamber of Deputies rejected the constitutional objections to the electoral law by 229 votes to 151.

Melonellum, la destra supera il primo voto segreto: respinte le pregiudiziali di costituzionalità

Malagò criticizes Abodi after Bianchedi’s resignation

After the deputy vice president of CONI stepped down as head of delegation for the national team, CONI president Giovanni Malagò criticized Minister Andrea Abodi, describing his intervention as “grammatically incorrect and out of place.”

YouTrend poll average shows FDI leading, PD at 20.4% and Futuro Nazionale stable at 7.7%

The latest Supermedia YouTrend/Agi puts Fratelli d’Italia at 26.8%, the Democratic Party at 20.4%, and Futuro Nazionale at 7.7%. Compared with two weeks earlier, the PD fell by 0.7 points, while Futuro Nazionale was unchanged.

Regeni: Defense Committee Drops Motion on Memorandum with Egypt

The motion concerning the memorandum with Egypt was removed from the Defense Committee’s agenda after the Regeni trial verdict.

Salis Excluded from Salone Nautico Opening Ceremony

Giorgia Meloni and Marco Bucci attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony, while Genoa Mayor Silvia Salis was not on stage despite organizers having reportedly planned her presence. Meloni later called her.

Singapore launches dating app for civil servants under 35 amid declining birth rate

The Wong government is promoting FirstDate, a dating platform for public employees under 35, as part of its response to Singapore’s fertility rate of 0.87 children per woman.

Silverfit: cultura del movimento - Saluto di Ascani

“Silverfit: Culture of Movement” Conference

The conference will take place on Friday, October 2, at 3:00 p.m. at the Chamber of Deputies’ Parliamentary Groups Hall.

Mobility and Automotive: New Market Challenges

A conference on managing risk related to residual values in a continuously changing market will take place on Friday, October 2, at 10 a.m. at Palazzo San Macuto.

Interpellanze urgenti - Tutela di chi si prende cura dei propri cari - Antisemitismo

Reported homophobic assault in Bologna involves three young men

La Repubblica reports that three young men were threatened and slapped in Bologna in an incident described as homophobic.

Maurizio Zamparini’s estate goes to court amid two judicial seizures in Busto Arsizio

Zamparini’s estate, valued at €250 million, is being claimed by his four children from his first marriage and his widow from his second marriage.

Report says government authored 95% of legislative texts

A report updated in September says the executive has taken over a large share of Parliament’s legislative activity, writing 95% of legislative texts.

Cornell University group sexual assault investigation reopened

A woman reported that she was drugged and sexually assaulted by seven men at Cornell University two years ago. No charges were filed, but the investigation has been reopened following new revelations described as “morally disturbing.”

Student protests in France marked by tensions and clashes

Protesters denounced a lack of teachers, overcrowded classrooms and deteriorating school buildings. More than 600 people were detained and 80 police officers were injured, according to the source.

Italian superyachts lead the market as smaller boat builders struggle

The Genoa Boat Show features more than 1,000 boats, while Italy’s luxury yachting sector drives industry revenues to a record €8.6 billion amid a two-speed recovery.

Remo Ruffini: “Moncler is playing big in New York”

Moncler Chairman and CEO Remo Ruffini explains the decision to open the company’s flagship store on Fifth Avenue, in the former location of FAO Schwarz.

Roberto Vannacci: The General Who Flirts With Putin’s Russia

Roberto Vannacci has risen from obscurity to the European Parliament and the leadership of a new far-right party in three years, according to la Repubblica.

Geneticist Fabbri: “Stasi’s consultants were unaware of the analyses; the RIS should be punished”

Matteo Fabbri, a geneticist who was part of Alberto Stasi’s defense team, said the consultants were not informed about certain analyses carried out in Parma in September 2007.

Italy’s electoral law returns to the Chamber amid government confidence votes and Magi hunger strike

Italy’s electoral law has entered the final stage of its parliamentary review, while +Europa leader Riccardo Magi has begun a hunger strike to demand changes to the bill.

U.S. Supreme Court Allows Execution of Christa Pike, Who Survives Two Injections

Christa Pike, 50, survived two lethal injections after the U.S. Supreme Court authorized her execution. She was hospitalized, and her attorneys filed an emergency motion to halt the procedure.

Regeni’s parents call for Italy not to yield to Egypt

After the verdict, Paola and Claudio Regeni said they were compelled to speak by what they described as uncertainties in the government’s response. They called for Giulio Regeni banners to remain in place and said a country’s dignity is not negotiable.

Regeni case: government says compensation request will come only after the Supreme Court ruling

The government has clarified its position on a possible compensation request in the Regeni case and denied reports of a confidential meeting before the final hearing.

In Rio, more campaign merchandise than passion for the Lula-Bolsonaro contest

Brazil will hold the first round of its presidential election on Sunday. A runoff between Flavio, the son of the former president described by the source as a coup leader, and the longtime left-wing leader Lula is considered almost certain.

U.S. Soldiers Leave Iraq After 23 Years

The last U.S. soldiers have left Iraq after 23 years of wars and counterterrorism operations.

Ricky Gianco recalls his career and friendships with Italian music greats

In a book, singer-songwriter Ricky Gianco reflects on his life as an “anti-star,” his friendships with Gino Paoli, Ornella Vanoni and Luigi Tenco, Milan, and his rejection of the Beatles.

Brignone targets the World Championships after another year of recovery

Two-time Olympic champion Federica Brignone says she is calm after her latest surgery and expects to return to skiing in November.

Passengers reportedly stop Flydubai co-pilot from attempting to crash Dubai–Tel Aviv flight

According to la Repubblica, the co-pilot, an Omani national, stabbed the captain and attempted to make the Flydubai aircraft crash before being restrained by passengers.

Passenger says television helped him stabilize a Flydubai flight

Yaniv Hayun told Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he helped straighten the controls of a Flydubai aircraft, saying he had some experience with planes and had watched the television program “Air Crash Investigation.”

Lone jihadist theory emerges after alleged plane hijacking

The alleged hijacker reportedly shouted “Allah Akbar.” Two ministers called the incident terrorism, while Netanyahu urged caution about its motive.

“Controlli strettissimi ma vigilare sui piloti non sempre è possibile”

Garlasco, la difesa di Sempio cambia idea: “Nuovi esami sull’impronta 33”

“Mia sorella e mia nipote avvelenate con la ricina chi sa ora dica la verità”