The full edition
Tuesday, 1 September 2026
16 pieces published that day.
- Economy & Markets · Lead Story
Eurozone inflation rises to 3.3% in August, driven by energy
Eurostat's preliminary estimate, published on September 1st, marks a four-tenths increase compared to July. The energy component rose from 10.3% to 14.3% year-on-year. In Italy, petrol has topped two euros per litre according to the Unione nazionale consumatori.
- Italy · Analysis
Transport, a September of unrest: 24-hour rail stoppage on the 7th and 8th, three critical dates for air travel
A different story from the one opened this morning on schools: the calendar of protests in Italian transport concentrates within a few weeks a national train stoppage and three difficult days for airports. The news currently comes from a single source and the operational details remain to be verified.
- World & Geopolitics · Analysis
Venezuela: hundred-year concessions on 17 fields and a Pentagon stake in the new company
The document released by the White House sets out the structure of the oil agreement with Caracas: century-long rights to a private company, 35% to the Department of Defense according to NBC News, and a cost-price purchase right for the State Department. The text of the agreement has not been published.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Nepal, 1,056 bodies recovered and 4,606 people still missing after Bhotekoshi flood
The count released by the Nepal Police at 2pm local time on September 1 puts the number of bodies recovered at 1,056, with 4,606 people still missing. In Chitwan, 199 bodies were buried over two days. Searches for missing workers ended without result.
- Culture · Analysis
A 4K restoration opens the Lido, Ephesus' night visits according to TRT: two ways of bringing the past back into circulation
The pre-opening of the 83rd Exhibition was entrusted to the digital restoration of Tinto Brass's "Col cuore in gola," carried out by the Centro Sperimentale with the support of Netflix. On the other shore of the Mediterranean, Turkish state broadcaster TRT World reports over 200,000 visitors during the evening openings of the archaeological site of Ephesus.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
Chrome: Manifest V2 extensions removed from Google's store
From August 31, 2026, extensions still built on the old standard can no longer be distributed through the Chrome Web Store: those who have installed them will in some cases continue to use them, but will not be able to reinstall them. A different topic from this morning's opening on the university of Singapore.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Eleven stories of the day that did not warrant a long article: from border checks between Italy and Spain to the White House fact sheet on Venezuelan oil, from the Grand Canyon flood to the first round of the Us Open.
- Editorial
The afternoon edition reopens Economy, and two sections remain without an update
Euro area inflation at 3.3% in August opens this edition and fills the gap that the morning edition had on Economy and Markets. Sport and Cinema & Entertainment did not receive an afternoon piece: two pieces in progress were dropped.
- Italy · Lead Story
From September 1st, Italian schools apply the Indicazioni replacing those from 2012
With the 2026/2027 school year, the new national curriculum guidelines (Indicazioni nazionali) for pre-school and the first cycle come into force, adopted by ministerial decree; in upper secondary schools, the reform of technical institutes begins, limited to first-year classes.
- Europe · Analysis
Sánchez: 5,000 migrants remain in Ceuta, no evidence of Moroccan involvement
The president of the Spanish government quantified those still remaining in the enclave after the entry of more than 70,000 people, and attributed a disinformation campaign against the executive to Russia, Israel and far-right networks.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Nepal, flood death toll rises to 903 as searches continue in tunnels
The national disaster management authority has updated the death toll from the August 26 flood on the border with China to 903; more than 900 workers at hydroelectric construction sites remain missing.
- Health · Analysis
West Nile: ISS counts 312 confirmed cases and 13 deaths in the 2026 season
The fourth report of the integrated surveillance, updated to 19 August, records an increase compared with the previous week. For two other arboviral diseases, national data are no longer published on the Institute's online data dashboard.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
Singapore, the national university gives ChatGPT Edu to all students and faculty
The agreement between the National University of Singapore and OpenAI has been in effect since August 31 and also includes Codex; a survey of more than 500 university students in the city-state indicates that 94% use artificial intelligence several times a week.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Sixteen news items from the September 1 dossier: from end-of-life legislation in the Veneto Regional Council to Algerian wildfires, from the Roman telescope to EuroVolley.
- Editorial
Five sections uncovered, and the reason for each
Today's edition comes out with five articles, the Briefs and Alla Fonte. Five daily sections remain without a piece: here is what was sought and why it did not make it into the page.
- At the Source
The Istat press release on July prices, read line by line
The final data published by the National Institute of Statistics say two things that appear contradictory: the national index rises by 0.3% in one month, while the harmonised index falls by 1.0%. The difference lies in the summer sales, and the document states this explicitly.