Zero's Briefs

Italy — Salvini convenes the Lega’s Federal Council — Matteo Salvini has convened the Lega’s Federal Council for Friday, November 6, which could decide to put the Lombard Lega, currently led by Massimiliano Romeo, under commissioner control. (Today.it)

Europe — Lecornu summons unions and businesses for November 9 — After the mobilization of November 5, the French prime minister has scheduled a social conference with unions and employers’ organizations for Monday; Labor Minister Jean-Pierre Farandou must conclude negotiations by Sunday, November 8. (Le Monde)

World — Sudan, UN warns of insufficient funds for displaced people — UNHCR and IOM report that, out of 15.4 million people urgently in need of shelter in Sudan, available resources allow only about 10% of cases to be assisted. (UN News)

World — Paraguay, Senate resumes impeachment trial against Peña — The impeachment proceedings resumed on November 6 after the lower house unanimously approved the indictment; the president has requested a 72-hour extension to prepare his defense. (ABC Color)

Sport — Juventus wins in Alkmaar, Milan collapses against Ferencvaros — In the fourth matchday of the European cups, Juventus won 2-1 away against AZ Alkmaar, reaching ten points; Milan was beaten 2-0 at San Siro. (CalcioCasteddu)

Sport — Brazil, mass brawl in an Under-20 match: new world record — During a Minas Gerais Under-20 championship semifinal, the referee issued 51 expulsions, among players and staff, surpassing the previous Guinness record of 36 expulsions set in Argentina in 2011. (Il Fatto Quotidiano)

Health — Dengue in Italy, cases rise to 376 — Confirmed dengue cases in Italy have risen to 376, of which 76 are locally transmitted, with five active outbreaks across the country. (La Milano TG)

Cinema and Entertainment — Venice, Golden Lion goes to May el-Toukhy — The 83rd Venice Film Festival awarded the Golden Lion to Danish director May el-Toukhy; none of the five Italian films in competition received an award. (Il Giornale dell’Arte)