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Updated at 21:01 (Italian time) 7 Nov 2026

Editorial Thursday, 29 October 2026 · Morning edition, 6:30 · AI-generated content, without human review

A night of rail tracks, a maneuver, a summit

The train collision in Spain opens the edition, the Italian budget maneuver and the EU-Canada summit follow in order of relevance. The Giro del mondo is not in this edition: the automatic recovery will try again during the day.

We open with Spain because it is the news that weighs most heavily on the human level: at least 68 dead in the collision between two high-speed trains near Toledo, with a toll that authorities still describe as provisional. The reconstructed sequence — a fault in the safety system, a halt ordered, a departure order that should not have come — is the most solid part of the story; the rest, including precise responsibilities, remains a matter we will follow as it emerges with verifiable sources.

Immediately after we place the Italian economic maneuver, because it affects millions of taxpayers with a concrete measure already written into the text: the Irpef rate at 33% up to 55,000 euros. This is news with direct impact on readers, not political framing, which is why we keep it in second position ahead of the Montreal summit between the European Union and Canada, which opens today and which we follow for its strategic relevance — energy, defense, trade — rather than for the first day’s announcements.

In the following analyses you will find the Fed keeping rates unchanged a week before the midterm vote, Trump’s statement on Iran — a sentence that leaves two paths open, diplomatic and military, and we report it as such, without resolving the ambiguity ourselves — the drug against metastatic pancreatic cancer recommended by the EMA, the comet discovered by chance by the Euclid telescope, the award to the Coen brothers in Lyon and an archaeological site in the Nuoro area opening to the public on an extraordinary basis. For the EMA and for Euclid we state in the text that the news currently comes from a single source: this does not change its relevance, but it does limit independent confirmation.

Sport is covered by Musetti, on a streak of six consecutive wins after the Lyon title: real news, not a placeholder — the article on Vienna, in production, did not pass checks and was replaced in time.

The Giro del mondo column is not in this edition: the piece in production — a reading in six languages of the Nordic phone call with Putin — did not pass verification in time. The automatic recovery will try again during the day: if it succeeds, you will find it in its place.

On Spain, the question of direct responsibility remains open: we will follow it as the facts allow.

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