The full edition
Friday, 6 November 2026
23 pieces published that day.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
Israel, Herzog to hand the mandate to Eisenkot on Sunday
With consultations with all Knesset parties concluded, the president announced that the mandate to form the government will go to the former chief of staff: 67 lawmakers support him, 46 remain with Netanyahu.
- Italy · Analysis
Government challenges Veneto's end-of-life law, Forza Italia breaks ranks
The Council of Ministers has raised a conflict of jurisdiction against the Veneto Region's rule on medically assisted suicide, while Tajani calls for a national law.
- Europe · Analysis
Sweden, far right gives up ministries to unblock government
After two failed parliamentary votes, the Sweden Democrats withdraw their requests for ministerial posts, opening the way for a centre-right government led by conservative Ulf Kristersson.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Potenza, Musmeci bridge closed after falling debris
The Municipality ordered the closure to vehicle traffic of the infrastructure symbolizing the city, following a report from the Fire Brigade; alternative routes and maintenance works are planned.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
After Wall Street, European stock markets open in the red
Thursday's negative session on Wall Street spreads to Europe and Asia on Friday morning: Frankfurt the worst performer, while gas falls below 90 euros.
- Culture · Analysis
Ventimiglia, the Roman necropolis yields new sarcophagi
An excavation campaign in the area of the ancient walls of Albintimilium expands the picture of the late antique burial ground of the Ligurian city.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
OpenAI unveils artificial intelligence for cybersecurity, confined to an isolated environment
The new GPT-6 Cyber model is designed to discover vulnerabilities and develop exploits, but the company keeps it confined to a test environment separate from its production systems.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Afternoon updates: Lega, France, Sudan, Paraguay, European football, a record in Brazil, dengue and Venice.
- Editorial
A day of knots coming undone, or shifting
Israel has a name and a date for the new mandate, Sweden unblocks its government, European stock markets price in Wall Street. The 4:30 PM edition roundup.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
Democrats regain control of US House and Senate
Projections from NBC News and CBS News give the Democratic Party control of both chambers of Congress starting next January. Trump links the Republican defeat to the war with Iran.
- Italy · Analysis
2027 Budget Law, pressure mounts on Giorgetti
The government has summoned the unions for November 13 while schools and the CGIL announce mobilisations. The Regions had asked for an extra 6.5 billion for healthcare, the budget law provides 2.4.
- Europe · Analysis
Brussels strengthens ties with Canada and rolls out new anti-drug rules
The 21st EU-Canada summit launches a Future Partnership Alliance towards a closer association without full membership. Meanwhile, the EU Council approves new rules on chemical drug precursors.
- Chronicle · Analysis
New wave of bomb threats over European skies
Dozens of flights involved between Italy, France, Austria and other European countries: military fighter jets scrambled, two diversions, no devices found. Minister Crosetto speaks of a "strategy of chaos".
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
Tokyo under pressure after Wall Street's black session
The Nikkei fell below 60,000 points on November 6 after a drop of more than 1,800 points in the Dow Jones and 5.5% in the Nasdaq on Wall Street. The Fed left interest rates unchanged between 3.75% and 4%.
- Culture · Analysis
Ancient DNA and the puzzle of the Celtic languages
A new genomic study of nearly 4,600 individuals who lived between the Bronze Age and the Iron Age attempts to test archaeological and linguistic models on the spread of Celtic across Europe.
- Sport · Analysis
At Lusail, the MotoGP World Championship may be decided
The MotoGP World Championship arrives in Qatar for the third-to-last weekend of the season: Marc Marquez could clinch the title, while Jorge Martin lines up at the start despite a wrist injury.
- Health · Analysis
One in four teenagers worldwide never exercises
A WHO report on more than 3.2 million young people in 140 countries finds that 24.9% of adolescents aged 11 to 17 had not engaged in any physical activity in the week preceding the survey.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
Google cuts its quantum processor's errors by 40 times
A study published in Science shows that the "magic state cultivation" technique works on Google's Willow processor, with a logical fidelity of 99.99% and a step toward fault-tolerant quantum computers.
- Film & Entertainment · Analysis
Marrakech opens its 23rd edition with Cotillard as jury president
The Marrakech Film Festival presents 76 films from 39 countries, with the opening entrusted to "Mona" by Jesse Eisenberg. The competition also includes "Artificial" by Guadagnino, dedicated to Sam Altman, and works by Hamaguchi and Moretti.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
The day's minor news, from Italy to the rest of the world.
- Editorial
Washington changes, markets tremble, Italy awaits the budget law
The Democratic victory in the midterm elections opens the edition; in the background, a black session on Wall Street and Tokyo, pressure on the Italian budget law and a wave of false bomb threats over European skies.
- The Long Run
The 2026 Bes Report captures an Italy that is improving but remains divided
The thirteenth edition of Istat's Bes Report, published on October 26, measures 148 well-being indicators: 54 improve, 55 remain stable, 23 worsen compared with the previous year. The North-South divide remains wide.
- Order of Magnitude
Six interventions on climate and health could prevent 1.6 million deaths a year
A WHO report published on November 4, on the eve of Cop31 in Antalya, estimates that the global scale-up of six climate and health actions would prevent one death in every 40 worldwide, with economic benefits of $3.9 trillion.