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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.
Pensions, the revaluation arrives in January: increases even without the definitive rules
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.
The family in the woods has been divided for a year: the Municipality of Palmoli has already cost 90 thousand euros
Girls not reported: Ten-year-old from Dresden was never reported to the authorities
Death of Marcos Camino, historic member of Los Palmeras
Singer and accordionist Marcos Camino was found dead at 76. Months earlier he had quit the historic cumbia group after five decades. Leader Cacho Deicas posted a farewell message to his bandmate.
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.
Hunger and rhetoric of return
Market Naples, ds Manna: "We have made mistakes but now we have clear ideas, in January we intervene"
Alarm bomb in Milan, the story of the parents: “Here to take our children, we are very worried”
Only one in three still believes in democracy – but there is a glimmer of hope
In Spain, a general strike to defend access to housing and purchasing power
The little Sanem, who died for an infection after a heart transplant: a letter of «mixed» to the Monaldi
Suspect in 13-year-old Lisa T.'s murder dies in hospital
The alleged killer of 13‑year‑old Lisa T., abducted from Berlin and found dead in Brandenburg, died in hospital after a self‑inflicted injury. Police are assessing how his death affects the investigation. Berlin's Vietnamese community held a memorial vigil.
Austerity measures: draft: Maintenance advance only up to 40,000 euros
High rents: Spaniards want to paralyse the country with general strike
Trump sends Biden an unexpected letter of appreciation
A released document reveals that Donald Trump wrote a very courteous letter to Joe Biden in 2021. Media highlight that this gesture is unusual given Trump’s typical critical tone toward his predecessor.
Bologna, the case of cyberbullying at the Minghetti assembly. An alunna of photos manipulated with AI: "We are very ill and we do not feel protected by the principal." And he goes among the shouts «vergogna»
Triple homicide: killed family - court excludes public
Tonies recalls Helene Fischer children's figure
Toy manufacturer Tonies has started a recall of the "Helene Fischer – Die schönsten Kinderlieder" audio figure because detached small parts may pose a choking hazard. Customers are asked to return the item. The warning was reported by several German outlets.
ANSES payment schedule for November 2026
ANSES released the November 2026 payment timetable for minimum pensions, the Universal Child Allowance, non‑contributory pensions and other social benefits, organized by DNI ending. The schedule for the penultimate month of the year was made public on the morning of 11 November.
Spain: General strike over housing crisis
Across Spain workers have launched a general strike over soaring rents and a housing shortage. The strike, the first in 14 years, is a key issue ahead of the November 29 elections.
Thomas Markle, Meghan's father, cuts off ankle monitor
82‑year‑old Thomas Markle, Meghan’s father, removed his electronic ankle monitor. He had been arrested for possessing child sexual abuse material and placed under house detention in Florida. The removal prompted judicial action.
Meloni calls a summit: “We will ensure the safety of citizens”
Rhine-Main Liveblog: Power outage paralyzes courts in Frankfurt
Paraguay, Alliana vows to recover pension funds blocked by Ueno Bank
Paraguay's new president, Pedro Alliana, pledged to recover pension assets seized by Ueno Bank following a crisis that led to Santiago Peña's removal and about 7,000 job losses. The bank has refunded 95 % of clients, over $340 million, while investigations uncovered a ten‑month credit diversion approved by the Central Bank.
