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Russia and Ukraine agree on major prisoner swap in Abu Dhabi
Russian and Ukrainian delegations, mediated by the United States, negotiated for two days in Abu Dhabi a major prisoner exchange. The deal, announced after months of deadlock, also involves European representatives and focuses on humanitarian and security issues.
Scene at the trial for the death of Ramona Rinaldi, found hanged in Como. The husband: "It was me. I embraced her and did not breathe."
The Rai starts on BellaMa’ di Diaco
Pier Silvio Berlusconi: "To Mediaset the doors are always open for Mentana"
Mother and daughter poisoned with the ricin, the yellow comes through the school benches: feel two companions of Sara Di Vita and teachers
Bomb alerts in over 300 Italian schools, Meloni denies real threat
Hundreds of Italian schools were evacuated after bomb alerts sent by e‑mail, including threats aimed at Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Meloni dismissed any concrete danger and called a government meeting to address the incident.
Escape of Leonardo Bertulazzi, former Red Brigades member, from house arrest
Leonardo Bertulazzi, 74, former member of the Italian Red Brigades, escaped from his San Telmo residence where he was under house arrest awaiting extradition. Perfil reports he used a harness to flee, while La Nación notes his arrest in August 2024.
Congress blocks impeachment of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth
The U.S. House of Representatives voted down the impeachment motion against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, which had been pushed by Rep. Thomas Massie. President Donald Trump praised the outcome, while Democrats may try again next year.
Italian schools hit by fake bomb threats
Hundreds of schools across several Italian cities received anonymous emails warning of bombs. It is the second wave of false threats in less than a month, officials say.
Girls not reported: Ten-year-old from Dresden was never reported to the authorities
The man in the armour was squeezed between the tank and the wall
Trial of the triple murder of Marseilles: life required against four accused
Two deputies and two French journalists, including a collaborator from West France, banned from Russia
Kennedy family sues to block Trump’s golden arch in Washington
Nine Kennedy family members filed a federal lawsuit to stop the 250‑ft golden arch, arguing it would permanently cast a shadow over JFK’s gravesite and Eternal Flame at Arlington. The filing follows a judge’s earlier temporary halt of the project.
Appalts and tangents, arrests in Campania: so Casillo and Langella exchanged "pizzini" in a supermarket
Naples, narcotizza couple of elders with a soup of beans and steals money and jewels: arrested
Market Naples, ds Manna: "We have made mistakes but now we have clear ideas, in January we intervene"
Shooting in Hamburg: Suspect dead, more bodies in southern Germany
Alarm bomb in Milan, the story of the parents: “Here to take our children, we are very worried”
Trial of the attack of Michel Zecler: "They came back and they went off, they lynched"
500 Days of Detention of Christophe Gleizes: Solidarity and Protest
November 11, 2026 marks 500 days of French journalist Christophe Gleizes' imprisonment in Algeria. RFI recalls his terrorism‑apology conviction, while Le Monde reports a solidarity match organized by RSF demanding his release.
Iran labels Argentine Navy and Air Force as terrorist organisations
Iran has added Argentina's navy and air force to its terrorist list, retaliating against Buenos Aires' earlier decision to list the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist group. Tehran frames the action as a response to further consequences caused by the Argentine government.
Study: sexual misconduct in the German army, zero‑tolerance line
A study shows that sexual misconduct in the German armed forces is far more common than previously known, with women affected disproportionately. Only a fraction of incidents are reported and a new action plan is being launched. Die Zeit notes the prevalence may be up to six times higher, particularly among younger female soldiers.
Judge permits Trump’s $10 bn defamation case against BBC to proceed
A federal judge ruled that Donald Trump’s $10 bn defamation lawsuit against the BBC can move forward, partially rejecting the broadcaster’s motion to dismiss. The ruling keeps the massive damages claim alive while dismissing the portion alleging a breach of Florida law.
The scandal of Santiago Abascal's visit to the most watched TV show in Spain follows: Vox reported that they censored 40 minutes and cancelled interviews
Pope León XIV visits Devoto prison and departs from Ezeiza
The Holy Father spent the morning at the Federal Penitentiary Complex of Devoto, hearing inmates’ testimonies and meeting Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva. In the afternoon he celebrated Mass in Luján and departed from Ezeiza airport for Peru.
