The full edition
Sunday, 6 September 2026
23 pieces published that day.
- Europe · Lead Story
Saxony-Anhalt, turnout at 2pm was 54.4%: the figure that changes since this morning
In the 6:30 edition, the vote for the Saxony-Anhalt Landtag was still entirely ahead. The day's first verifiable figure is the interim turnout released by the Land's electoral authority: 54.4% at 2pm, against 27.1% at the same hour in 2021.
- Italy · Analysis
National rail strike from September 7 to 8: what the official notices say
A different story from the one published this morning on Cernobbio. Trenitalia and Rete Ferroviaria Italiana have issued the notices for the national industrial action that begins at 9:18 pm on Monday and ends at 9:00 pm on Tuesday: the scope of companies involved, guaranteed service windows and the limits of the information available.
- World & Geopolitics · Analysis
Lebanon, Israeli strikes on Nabatieh: four dead according to the Health Ministry
This is not an update on the Witkoff and Kushner mission in Moscow, published this morning: it is a different front. On September 6, Lebanese health authorities count four victims and twenty wounded in the Nabatieh district; the Israeli army links the action to the launch of two Hezbollah drones.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Anak Krakatau ash over Jakarta airports: 373 flights affected as of 10:35
Five Indonesian airports have extended or ordered closures due to the spread of volcanic ash. Soekarno-Hatta alone counts 202 flights affected, of which 167 cancelled. The report currently comes from a single institutional source.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
OPEC+ meets today, first appointment after the end of the rollback from voluntary cuts
The meeting of the seven producers had been set by the August 2 communiqué, the one that completed the recovery of 1.65 million barrels per day. On the table is the final quarter of the year, while crude oil remains close to weekly highs due to the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz.
- Sport · Analysis
Women's EuroVolley, Italy-Turkey final in Istanbul; the Vuelta restarts from Palma del Río
The continental final is played at 18:00 Italian time at the Sinan Erdem Sports Hall: Italy gets there by beating Poland 3-1, Turkey by beating Serbia 3-0. In the afternoon the Spanish race tackles the first stage after the last rest day.
- Health · Analysis
Ebola Bundibugyo: ECDC data rise to 6,342 confirmed cases; CDC reports five targets not met
The European update as of September 2 indicates 3,072 deaths and 770 patients in isolation. A note from the US CDC describes the Congolese outbreak as the second-largest ever recorded and finds that none of the five critical response indicators have met their targets.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Israeli raids in southern Lebanon, Spain's extension of checks on arrivals from Italy, the plane crash in Greece, two rescues in Nepal and the rest of Sunday.
- Editorial
Seven sections updated, the rest holds since morning
The first real number of election day in Saxony-Anhalt, the ash over Jakarta's airports, ECDC data on the Congolese epidemic and the OPEC+ meeting: what has changed since 6:30 and what has not.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
Putin receives Witkoff and Kushner at the Kremlin, today the two envoys are expected in Kyiv
Eighth working visit by the US envoy to Russia. The Russian president says attacks on Kyiv have not been carried out since midnight on September 5, but denies that there is an agreement on a broader truce beyond three days.
- Italy · Analysis
In Cernobbio, the day dedicated to Italy, and Mattarella's message against "power politics"
The 52nd edition of The European House - Ambrosetti Forum closes today at Villa d'Este: labour, energy, infrastructure, justice and the economy, with a space reserved for the opposition.
- Europe · Analysis
Saxony-Anhalt elects its Landtag: 15 lists and around 1.69 million voters
Polling stations open from 8 am to 6 pm. The AfD, classified as right-wing extremist by the regional office for the protection of the Constitution, is aiming for a record result according to the press: at present no results are available.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Water under observation: hydrocarbons in the Naviglio, rains in Mali, alert in Japan
A diesel slick has travelled 28 kilometers to Milan's Darsena; in Mali the rainy season death toll rises to 13; the Japanese meteorological agency warns of the risk of linear precipitation bands.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
Crude oil stays high: $90.22 in New York on September 1, Brent at $95.16 on the 4th
Prices incorporate a risk premium tied to the Strait of Hormuz, where exchanges of fire between the United States and Iran resumed in recent days. Two separate markets, two prices that should not be conflated.
- Culture · Analysis
A 3,800-year-old letter read without opening the clay envelope
A study published in npj Heritage Science describes the reading of cuneiform tablets still sealed inside their envelope: among the texts, a letter from the ancient city of Kanesh written by a woman to her husband.
- Sport · Analysis
Monza, Pierre Gasly's first pole: Alpine ahead of everyone in 1'21"786
The French driver finishes 60 thousandths ahead of Russell's Mercedes, with Piastri third. The Ferraris start fourth and fifth with Leclerc and Hamilton; Antonelli will start from the back after the power unit replacement.
- Health · Analysis
Ebola Bundibugyo, WHO updates emergency guidance on the use of the Ervebo vaccine
The outbreak declared in May in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda concerns a viral species for which no vaccines or specific treatments exist. The document published on September 1st concerns the potential use of the only authorized Ebola vaccine.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
Spectrum launcher reaches orbit from Andøya, NASA postpones Crew-13 mission
The rocket from German company Isar Aerospace lifted off from the Norwegian spaceport at 22:12 on September 5. In the United States, an oxidizer leak in the Dragon's propulsion system halted preparations for the flight to the Space Station.
- Film & Entertainment · Analysis
Venice 83, Moretti returns to competition after 37 years to a muted reception
The fourth day at the Lido saw «Succederà questa notte» by the Italian director and «Primetime» by Lance Oppenheim with Robert Pattinson. Today Luc Besson's masterclass; the awards on September 12.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Sixteen stories from around the world: fuel duties, Ceuta, the Falklands, Cernobbio, festivals, medicines, space and artificial intelligence.
- Editorial
Two envoys in Moscow, a vote in Saxony-Anhalt, a clay envelope
The September 6 edition is complete: ten sections covered, plus Briefs, the Ship's Log and the Blind Spot. Three pieces out of four state in the text the limits of the material on which they rest.
- Logbook
Logbook: $211.43 in processing costs, 133 visits, one duplicate not to repeat
The week's accounts, what the instrumentation measures and what it does not measure, and the processing lesson that matters more than the numbers: two nearly identical pieces on the same subject are not coverage, they are waste.
- The Blind Spot
Niger accuses France, floats recourse to international jurisdictions
Niamey says it has documented a "network of complicity" surrounding the events of August 28 and 29. This is a dispute between a Sahel country and a European Union member state: as of publication, none of the major Italian outlets appears to have covered it.