The full edition
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
16 pieces published that day.
- Italy · Lead Story
Senate gives final approval to electoral law reform
With 113 votes in favour, the Senate chamber approved the text reintroducing preferential votes; it now moves to the Chamber of Deputies for a third reading.
- Italy · Analysis
Electoral reform, the Senate gives definitive green light: now it's the Chamber's turn
With 113 votes in favour, 71 against and 2 abstentions, the Palazzo Madama Chamber approves the text amended in September. The measure returns to Montecitorio for the third reading, with debate in the Chamber scheduled from September 28.
- Europe · Analysis
Warsaw raises air alert after discovery of Russian drone in the Baltic
The Polish air force was placed on precautionary alert following Russian raids on Ukraine, just days after a suspected Russian unmanned aircraft was recovered on the Baltic coast.
- World & Geopolitics · Analysis
Energy truce between Kyiv and Moscow, Zelensky demands verifiable guarantees
Trump announces on Truth Social an agreement between Ukraine and Russia not to strike each other's energy infrastructure. Zelensky confirms Kyiv's openness but sets a condition: Russia's commitment must be real and verifiable before it can be considered secured.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Indonesia, boat capsizing: 129 people missing
Indonesian authorities have launched a search for one hundred twenty-nine people missing after a boat capsized. The report currently comes from a single source; no independent confirmation is available.
- Culture · Analysis
Pope Leo XIV in Assisi for Franciscan centenary
Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano welcomed the Pontiff for the meeting with young people from the Franciscan Youth Meeting, part of the celebrations marking eight centuries since the death of Saint Francis.
- Sport · Analysis
Champions League, the single-table phase kicks off with four Italian teams
The first matchday of the new 2026/2027 Champions League begins today: Inter, Napoli, Roma and Como take on the single-table phase while the Coppa Italia is also being played in Italy.
- Film & Entertainment · Analysis
Venice 83: the Golden Lion goes to "Woman Unknown", Japanese cinema sweeps the collateral awards
The jury led by Maggie Gyllenhaal awarded Danish director May el-Toukhy; among the independent honors, Kore-eda, Miike and Tsukamoto prevailed, while the Grand Jury Prize went to the Netflix film directed by Lee Chang-dong.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Eight stories updated since this morning, from the Middle East to the United States, from Italy to music awards.
- Editorial
Electoral law passes the Senate, House remains
The afternoon edition updates Italy, Culture, Cinema & Entertainment, Foreign Affairs and Sport. For Economy and Markets, Foreign Affairs and general Geopolitics, and Europe, this morning's pieces still stand and remain published.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
Supreme Court leaves new mail-in ballot envelope rule blocked
With an order dated September 14, 2026, in Postal Service v. California, the USPS crackdown on ballots mailed for postal voting remains blocked. The measure does not apply while litigation continues.
- Europe · Analysis
Ceuta: Spanish government sets end of year as target to exit migration crisis
Pedro Sánchez indicated on September 14 the goal of closing the emergency in the autonomous city by 2026, with a plan worth over 300 million. The city's president, Juan Vivas, is calling for the return of migrants who entered on July 29.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
Colombia sets 2027 budget at 634.9 trillion pesos
The four economic committees of the House and Senate approved on September 14 the overall amount of next year's general budget. Debate on how the resources will be allocated has yet to begin.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Washington, Ceuta and Bogotá: the details of today's stories that don't fit in the articles.
- Editorial
Four public decisions, and seven sections not published today
The morning edition has a procedural lead story, two analyses on budgets and migration, the Briefs and Tuesday's Alla Fonte. Seven sections are missing: it is a shortfall, not a choice.
- At the Source
The EPA document dismantling the 2024 power plant standards
A final rule and a supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking, in the same text signed on September 14. The difference between the two parts is the whole difference between what has already been decided and what is still being decided.