World

Cipro, le immagini dell'incidente (foto da X)
Cipro, le immagini dell'incidente (foto da X)
The accident

Ferry capsizes off Cyprus: 267 people on board, victims

He had just set sail from the port, the announcement from the local authorities
La polizia sul posto (Ansa-Epa)
La polizia sul posto (Ansa-Epa)
blood at the party

A young Italian woman was shot at a rave party in Switzerland.

The victim is a 22-year-old woman. At least five people were injured. Police are investigating.
L'aeroporto di Stansted (foto Ansa/Epa)
L'aeroporto di Stansted (foto Ansa/Epa)
Great Britain

Cyber attack in London: Italians transiting through British airports warned: "Beware of data theft."

The indication comes from the National Cybersecurity Agency, which invites us to remain vigilant
Reykjavik (foto Ansa)
Reykjavik (foto Ansa)
The scrutiny

Iceland's EU membership referendum: "The 'No' vote won," public television announced.

Victory by a handful of votes with the result hanging in the balance until the very end
Sparatoria a un rave party in Svizzera (foto Ansa/Epa)
Sparatoria a un rave party in Svizzera (foto Ansa/Epa)
The shooting

Switzerland: Gunfire hits crowd at rave party, leaving one dead and five injured.

The police confirmed the incident and asked to leave the area.
Alessandro Di Battista (foto Ansa)
Alessandro Di Battista (foto Ansa)
Cuba

Di Battista is "alert, but still seriously ill." His brief social media post read: "I'll do my best to return soon."

Headaches, loss of consciousness, and a four-hour drive after the illness: the former Five Star Movement MP has arrived at the hospital in Havana, where doctors are performing a series of tests. He will return to Italy "when conditions allow."
Soccorritori al lavoro nelle zone colpite dall'alluvione (foto Ansa/Epa)
Soccorritori al lavoro nelle zone colpite dall'alluvione (foto Ansa/Epa)
The catastrophe

Flooding in Nepal, a never-ending drama: 3,000 missing, new landslide in Tibet

Rescuers involved in operations near the Gyirong crossing have reportedly already been transferred to a safe place.
Ansa
Ansa
Cuba

Di Battista is hospitalized in Havana: he is lucid and is answering doctors' questions.

He arrived lying on a stretcher and they measured his vital signs.
Alessandro Di Battista in una foto d'archivio dell'11 settembre 2022.ANSA/FABIO FRUSTACI
Alessandro Di Battista in una foto d'archivio dell'11 settembre 2022.ANSA/FABIO FRUSTACI
In Cuba

Di Battista regained consciousness and was transferred to Havana.

Sources say the former Five Star Movement MP spoke to doctors and was transferred by ambulance from Santa Clara.
Alessandro Di Battista, Roma, 27 giugno 2019. ANSA/RICCARDO ANTIMIANI
Alessandro Di Battista, Roma, 27 giugno 2019. ANSA/RICCARDO ANTIMIANI
Havana

Alessandro Di Battista hospitalized in Cuba: "Headache and feeling unwell, he's serious." Tajani: "We're in contact with the embassy."

The 48-year-old former Five Star Movement MP was on the island for a report. M5S: "Great concern."
epa13195225 US President Donald Trump listens prior to signing an executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, amid a recent trade war, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 27 August 2026. EPA/AL DRAGO / POOL
epa13195225 US President Donald Trump listens prior to signing an executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America, amid a recent trade war, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 27 August 2026. EPA/AL DRAGO / POOL
USA

Trump: "Venezuela is the largest oil deal in history."

Washington has majority control of 65 million barrels: "An agreement that will greatly strengthen an already growing relationship."
In una foto fornita ValentinaPiccinini, una turista italiana sopravvissuta all'alluvione in Nepal, una persona osserva il disastro provocato dall'alluvione, 28 agosto 2026. Ansa per gentile concessione di Valentina Piccinini
In una foto fornita ValentinaPiccinini, una turista italiana sopravvissuta all'alluvione in Nepal, una persona osserva il disastro provocato dall'alluvione, 28 agosto 2026. Ansa per gentile concessione di Valentina Piccinini
the tragedy

Floods in Nepal: Nearly 600 dead and 2,500 missing

The situation is worsening in the area affected by landslides and floods on the border with Tibet. An artificial lake has also collapsed.
EPA
EPA
Serbia

Belgrade announces Ratko Mladic will be buried "with full military and state honors."

Seriously ill for months, the "butcher of the Balkans" died in The Hague, where he was serving a life sentence for genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Oslo

King Harald V of Norway has died, he was Europe's longest-serving monarch.

He was 89, the royal house announced. Now Prince Haakon is close to the throne.
epa13194412 (FILE) - Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic listens to an interpreter during statements given following a meeting between Bosnian Serb leaders and the UN in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina, 18 May 1993 (reissued 27 August 2026). Former Serbian general Ratko Mladic who was convicted of war crimes by the ICTY in 2017 died on 27 August 2026 at the age of 84. EPA/ENRIC MARTI epa Historical Collection digitized in 2012 as part of the EURO-Photo project *** Local Caption *** 51061153
epa13194412 (FILE) - Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic listens to an interpreter during statements given following a meeting between Bosnian Serb leaders and the UN in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Hercegovina, 18 May 1993 (reissued 27 August 2026). Former Serbian general Ratko Mladic who was convicted of war crimes by the ICTY in 2017 died on 27 August 2026 at the age of 84. EPA/ENRIC MARTI epa Historical Collection digitized in 2012 as part of the EURO-Photo project *** Local Caption *** 51061153
Serbia

Ratko Mladic, the "Hangman of Srebrenica," is dead. He was serving a life sentence in The Hague.

In 2017 he was convicted of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Alpe d'Huez, Francia (foto wikimedia)
Alpe d'Huez, Francia (foto wikimedia)
The accident

France: Cable car hits crane at Alpe d'Huez, 23 injured, three seriously.

The cabin was carrying fifty people on board, the collision occurred at an altitude of 2,700 metres
Il capo della Cia John Ratcliffe (foto Ansa/Epa)
Il capo della Cia John Ratcliffe (foto Ansa/Epa)
The mission

Ratcliffe in Moscow, the CIA chief's surprise trip to warn Putin not to attack NATO countries.

According to American intelligence, the Russian leader, with negotiations for a peace agreement at a standstill, could test NATO's resolve by launching an attack against a member country.
(foto Ansa/Epa)
(foto Ansa/Epa)
The catastrophe

Nepal Apocalypse: Floods Caused by a Glacier Collapse: How a Mountain of Water Swept Away Everything

Hundreds of people have died, and over a thousand people are still missing. Many are foreigners, with about ninety Italians in the area, but Tajani reassures: "The two people involved are in good condition."
Il primo ministro britannico Andy Burnham con Zelensky (foto Ansa/Epa)
Il primo ministro britannico Andy Burnham con Zelensky (foto Ansa/Epa)
Great Britain

Canned food and water supplies: London is preparing its citizens for a Russian attack: "It's inevitable."

An information campaign for families is ready to address foreign attacks, including cyber attacks: "This isn't alarmism, it's common sense."
FILE - In this Saturday, March 19, 2016, file photo, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a panel discussion in Beijing. Facebook was born in a bubble and grew up coddled for years with little regulation, lots of reverence and unchecked growth that has made it into a societal force with incredible power over our lives. Now, like a rich kid stumbling out into the real world after a few cushy years at Harvard, the world’s biggest social network is starting to face the consequences of not preventing the often unforeseen problems that keep cropping up on its platform, from false news to real ads from agents of the Russian government looking to influence the U.S. election. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
FILE - In this Saturday, March 19, 2016, file photo, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a panel discussion in Beijing. Facebook was born in a bubble and grew up coddled for years with little regulation, lots of reverence and unchecked growth that has made it into a societal force with incredible power over our lives. Now, like a rich kid stumbling out into the real world after a few cushy years at Harvard, the world’s biggest social network is starting to face the consequences of not preventing the often unforeseen problems that keep cropping up on its platform, from false news to real ads from agents of the Russian government looking to influence the U.S. election. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein, File)
the agreement

Social Media Addicted Teens: Meta to Pay $16 Billion to the U.S.

After the accusations, Zuckerberg's giant (which, however, does not admit guilt) agrees to a plea bargain. The agreement also includes the approval of daily limits and enhanced age verification.
Insularità
Ausonio Tanda (foto concessa)
Ausonio Tanda (foto concessa)

An exhibition of the painter Ausonio Tanda at the Mut in Stintino

Different voices and perspectives will tell the story, capable of portraying not only the artist but also the man.