The full edition
Monday, 7 September 2026
24 pieces published that day.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
South Lebanon, Kfar Rumman death toll rises to eleven
Overnight between September 6 and 7, two Israeli strikes hit a residential building and a civilian vehicle in Nabatieh district. The death toll grew throughout the day and remains subject to updates.
- Italy · Analysis
Cernobbio wraps up with clash between leaders, tonight the train strike begins
A story the morning did not tell: at the TEHA-Ambrosetti Forum at Villa d'Este, the political debate centred on alternatives and stability. From 9.18pm tonight, the national railway staff strike begins.
- Italy · Analysis
Train strike: who called it and for what reasons
As the 24-hour walkout gets underway, the organisations behind it emerge — CUB Trasporti, SGB, CAT and the national PdM/PdB Assembly of the FSI Group — along with the three reasons for the mobilisation: renewal of the expiring contract, recognition of hazardous/strenuous work, opposition to the tender splitting Intercity services into three lots.
- Europe · Analysis
Brussels to Nuuk: 200 million in investments and a declaration signed with Denmark
A story the morning press did not report. On September 7 the European Commission announced a Global Gateway package for Greenland covering 2026 and 2027; on the same day the European Union, Greenland and Denmark signed a joint declaration.
- Europe · Analysis
Eurostat raises second-quarter estimate: eurozone at +0.6%, Italy stuck at +0.2%
The September 7 revision corrects the euro area's quarterly growth by two tenths of a point compared with the mid-August estimate. The largest increase is Ireland's (+10.2%), the only decline Austria's (-0.1%). Employment rises by 0.1%.
- Europe · Analysis
Saxony-Anhalt: AfD at 43.8%, three seats short of majority
The provisional result assigns the AfD 39 of the 83 seats in the new Landtag, with the majority set at 42. The CDU of minister president Sven Schulze falls to 17.2%, the FDP remains out with 2.6%, the BSW enters with 5.3%. Turnout at 77.8%, the highest since reunification.
- Chronicle · Analysis
CNR certifies Italy's hottest summer since 1950: national average at 24.3 degrees
A story the morning news did not report. The consolidated data places summer 2026 at the top of the Italian series; August closed with an average of 25.6 degrees and an anomaly that varies significantly depending on the reference period.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
Crude oil above 92 dollars and US ten-year at 4.818%
Development from this morning: the 6:30 edition recorded oil retreating below 90 dollars. Weekly closing data and figures from September 6 show the opposite movement, and US yields climb to their highest since late 2023.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
BepiColombo has left the propulsion module: the arrival maneuver at Mercury has begun
A story the morning did not tell. The European-Japanese probe separated the module that carried it here on September 3rd; orbital insertion around Mercury is expected by the end of the year.
- Film & Entertainment · Analysis
After Venice, Busan and San Sebastián: 316 films in Korea, Rebordinos's final edition in Spain
A story the morning did not tell. While Venice heads toward its verdict, the two festivals that follow have already closed their lineups: the Korean one with 316 titles from 59 countries, the Spanish one with two Donostia Awards and a change at the helm.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Eight afternoon updates: mourning in Nepal, Indonesian airports still closed, the Belgrade funeral, Ceuta, South Sudan, the volleyball final, the WHO and a US bill on artificial intelligence.
- Editorial
The number that moves, and the price that goes the other way
The afternoon updates seven sections: a death toll rising in southern Lebanon, a crude oil price contradicting our morning page, the unions behind yesterday's rail strike that we didn't have. Culture, Health and Sport remain at the 6:30 pieces.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
Witkoff and Kushner from Moscow to Kyiv: three-hour talks with Putin, then Zelensky
The US envoys met with the Russian president for three hours and ten minutes, and the following day with the Ukrainian president. No public document: what exists, for now, are statements from the parties.
- Italy · Analysis
The Republic's longest-serving government opens the week with a rail strike
As of September 4, the Meloni government has surpassed the 1,412 days of Berlusconi II. September's agenda is dominated by electoral law and the budget bill; from tonight, FS group staff are stopping work.
- Europe · Analysis
Saxony-Anhalt, AfD at 43.8% without a majority of seats
Provisional data from the German regional vote of September 6 puts the AfD at more than double its 2021 result and the CDU at 17.2%. Meanwhile London opens a by-election and Brussels resumes its institutional calendar.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Miami, cargo plane runs off runway: at least five dead and airport closed
A Boeing 767-300 operated by Amazon Prime Air, arriving from San Juan, ran off the runway after landing, struck several vehicles and caught fire. The FAA has launched a technical investigation.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
Bund at fifteen-year highs as crude falls below $90
German ten-year yield touched 3.34% and the Treasury approached 4.8%. In the first week of September, Brent fell to $88.24; OPEC+ was expected to confirm October production levels.
- Culture · Analysis
Twenty-five new sites added to World Heritage list, three inscribed already in danger
The 48th session of the UNESCO Committee, meeting in Busan, brings the list to 1,273 properties in 173 countries. South Sudan, Comoros and São Tomé and Príncipe join for the first time; Vienna is removed from the list of sites in danger.
- Sport · Analysis
Antonelli wins at Monza after starting from nineteenth position
The Mercedes driver claims the Italian Grand Prix after a comeback from the penultimate row; no podium for Ferrari. In New York, Alcaraz reaches the quarterfinals without dropping a set.
- Health · Analysis
Ebola Bundibugyo in Congo: 6,342 confirmed cases and 3,072 deaths in ECDC data
The European centre's update as of September 3 records 770 patients hospitalized in isolation. For this species of virus, according to WHO, there is no vaccine or specific treatment; the risk to the EU/EEA area is considered very low.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
GPT-6 Astra and Fermat's Last Theorem: two announcements, no independent verification
OpenAI has rolled out its new model to Daybreak program enterprise clients; Anthropic states that Claude formalized Fermat's Last Theorem in Lean. In both cases, the figures come from the companies themselves.
- Film & Entertainment · Analysis
Technical Emmys open the American season, Toronto launches its market
Nominations for the 78th edition are led by "The Pitt" with 25 nods and "Hacks" with 24. Starting September 10, the Canadian festival pairs its screenings with an audiovisual market at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Fourteen stories from around the world for September 7: raids in southern Lebanon, Ceuta, Chilean survey on the Strait of Magellan, Booker, Venice, European research.
- Editorial
A diplomacy without documents and a vote without a majority
Opening with Moscow-Kyiv means recounting a sequence that is certain and a content that is not. In Saxony-Anhalt, 43.8% is not enough to govern: two stories where the visible figure says less than it seems.