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epa13073678 US President Donald Trump signs an executive order on vehicle repairs at the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 29 June 2026. EPA/SAMUEL CORUM / POOL

United States

The US Supreme Court against Trump: maintains ius soli

The president had called for the abolition of birthright citizenship. And now he's calling for Congress to intervene: "Let's pass a law."

the guaira

Earthquake in Venezuela, 1,719 dead: 12-year-old boy pulled alive after five days

The child was rescued from the rubble. Rescue operations continue unabated to find other survivors.

the explosion

Terror erupts in Monaco, with Ukrainian oligarch Ermolaev, his wife, and son injured.

A suspect is on the run. The parents' condition is critical, while the teenager's is less serious.

USA

Trump suffers two Supreme Court defeats: Lisa Cook remains at the Fed, Carroll sex abuse verdict upheld

With five votes in favor and four against, the Court protects the independence of the Federal Reserve

the finish line

From Mali to Alghero, Mahamoud swears in before the mayor.

Since 2013, he has built his life in the coral city. Today, a cultural mediator, he celebrated his achievement of Italian citizenship with friends and fellow countrymen.

Catherine Flowers

In Saxony

Germany: Six dead after shooting at a family home, suspected family tragedy

Two people have reportedly already been arrested by police; the victims are all adults. Tajani: "Investigations are underway to determine whether Italian citizens were involved."

Caracas

Earthquake in Venezuela: The bodies of the Cuomo family have been found: the grandparents died in the Irpinia quake.

A father, mother, and 22-year-old daughter were found among the rubble of a building in Caracas: they were originally from Laviano (Salerno), a town devastated by the 1980 earthquake.

Venezuela

La Guaira is a ghost town: "jackals" among the rubble, earthquake victims rise to 1,450.

The criminals are digging through the ruins, stealing everything. The search for the missing continues, but resignation prevails.

epa13067597 US President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 26 June 2026. Trump is speaking on the report released by the White House Religious Liberty Commission, which was established by executive order last year. EPA/Aaron Schwartz / POOL

war

U.S.-Iran tensions continue to escalate: raids, threats, and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.

The road to peace hangs by a thread. Kuwait and Bahrain hit, Trump threatens Tehran.

the war

Putin: "No one can defeat Russia on the battlefield."

The Tsar's speech at the Congress of the party that governs the Kremlin

the tragedy

Passenger plane crashes in eastern France, killing 11

The prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle said: "It fell vertically." A group of people were on board for the first parachute jump.

the conflict

The fragile truce: Iranian drones on ships in Hormuz, the US responds and Tehran strikes bases in Kuwait and Bahrain.

Trump threatens: "If they force us to finish the job, Iran will cease to exist."

the earthquake

Venezuela: Eleven-year-old pulled alive from rubble three days after earthquake, 1,430 victims

They dig with their bare hands, the president Delcy Rodriguez posts the video of the rescue on X

epa13049471 Israeli men look at Lebanese side of the border from the Israeli side of the border in the Upper Galilee, northern Israel, 19 June 2026. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out multiple airstrikes targeting infrastructure sites across southern Lebanon overnight following what it described as repeated ceasefire violations by Hezbollah, according to an IDF spokesperson. EPA/ATEF SAFADI

Middle East

Hezbollah leader: "The Israel-Lebanon agreement is humiliating and void, and it renounces sovereignty."

Naim Qassem rejects the agreement: "Beirut should reconsider. We didn't abandon the field then, and we won't now."

A plume of smoke rises after a reported Iranian strike on fuel tanks in Muharraq on March 12, 2026. Oil soared above $100 and stocks sank on March 12 as Iran's fresh attempts to hit supplies in the Middle East and threats to bring down the global economy overshadowed a record release of strategic crude by the International Energy Agency. Bahrain reported Iran had carried out an attack on fuel tanks in the country, while Saudi Arabia said it had intercepted drones headed to Shaybah oil field and drones struck fuel tanks at Oman's Salalah port, where operations were subsequently suspended. (Photo by Fadhel MADHAN / AFP) /

the conflict

Tensions rise in the Middle East: US bombings in Iran, Tehran responds by striking bases in Bahrain.

The first raids after the memorandum of understanding signed 10 days ago, Trump had announced "consequences" for the attack on a commercial vessel in Hormuz

Le temperature estreme registrate nei giorni scorsi in Francia

The study

Extreme heat in Europe, experts warn: "Up to 12,000 deaths possible in three days."

In Milan, the mortality rate has increased by 170%.

Nel riquadro, il messaggio apparso sui telefoni Android

The warning

The Google alert that saved thousands of lives in Venezuela: how it works and when it's useful

Experts: "It works for those far from the epicenter." It Alert is in effect in Italy.

The earthquake

Venezuela apocalypse: nearly a thousand dead, three of Italian descent. Digging continues amid the rubble.

There are still 50,000 missing in the country, and the earth is still shaking. International solidarity, a team of 100 Italian volunteers has already landed to provide assistance.

taxes and trade

Digital tax, Trump threatens Europe: "100% tariffs for those who tax our big tech companies."

The EU Commission's Wall: "It is our right to regulate economic activities on our territory."

Washington

Israel and Lebanon sign the agreement, Rubio announces: "A step toward peace." But Hezbollah isn't having it.

Netanyahu: "The IDF will remain in the south until Hezbollah disarms." Crosetto: "The Italian Armed Forces will continue to provide their contribution."

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Insularità

Sardinia's construction sector drives the economy and employment.

Fillea CGIL: The sector accounts for 31% of the island's added value, and 15,000 jobs have been created since 2019. "But more needs to be done on green policies and undeclared work."

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