The full edition
Saturday, 7 November 2026
22 pieces published that day.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
Russia, US and Ukraine return to the table: summit in Abu Dhabi on November 10 and 11
Putin confirms the new trilateral round of negotiations, the first since February, while Beijing opens the door to a possible three-way meeting between Xi, Trump and Putin.
- Italy · Analysis
Tajani's data on the dark web, Meloni also condemns false images of the minister
The personal data of the Foreign Minister appeared in a list published by the pro-Russian hacker group NoName057(16); Palazzo Chigi links the episode to the controversy over a false image circulated by an opposition figure.
- Europe · Analysis
Bomb threats: Madrid speaks of psychological warfare after new evacuations
After the second wave of false alarms recorded yesterday, the first institutional reactions arrive: the Irish government suggests a coordinated campaign, the Spanish foreign minister speaks of hybrid aggression, Moscow denies involvement.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Massa Carrara flood, the ruling is in but compensation payments remain stalled
Twelve years after the Carrione river overflowed, the Court of Turin has quantified the sums owed to families and businesses. Payments have yet to arrive.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
Wall Street fears crackdown on AI data centers after Texas vote
Behind Thursday's crash on Wall Street, according to a Goldman Sachs estimate, lies the fear that the Democratic victory in Texas could pave the way for new restrictions on artificial intelligence data centers.
- Health · Analysis
United States, measles cases surpass 5,100 since the start of 2026
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are recording 5,182 confirmed measles cases across 47 U.S. jurisdictions, more than double the total for all of 2025: nearly all cases are linked to active outbreaks.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
Cyberattack on the Brenner Base Tunnel construction site, systems isolated
The company BBT SE confirms a cyberattack on the infrastructure project, detected in mid-October: data accessible from the internet was compromised, but according to the company there are no consequences for the tunnel works.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
Afternoon updates on Anac, Yemen, Paraguay, Kyiv, France, Brussels-TikTok, space and Ebola vaccines.
- Editorial
Abu Dhabi, data centers and a levee that won't close
The afternoon adds seven pieces to the morning's picture: a confirmed summit, two cases of European tension, markets on AI, American measles, a cyberattack in South Tyrol, and a 2014 flood still without compensation.
- World & Geopolitics · Lead Story
Paraguay, Senate removes and has President Peña arrested
Santiago Peña was removed in a unanimous vote over the collapse of digital bank Ueno and placed under house arrest a few hours after impeachment; Vice President Pedro Alliana is the new head of state.
- Italy · Analysis
Altieri withdraws candidacy for Anac presidency
A day after the government launched the appointment process, Trifone Altieri withdraws from the presidency of the National Anti-Corruption Authority: open clash between majority and opposition.
- Italy · Analysis
Messina, fire damages historic headquarters of the Chamber of Commerce
The flames struck the upper floors and roof of the building, a symbol of reconstruction following the 1908 earthquake. No injuries reported, causes yet to be determined.
- Europe · Analysis
Second wave of bomb threats hits European flights and newsrooms
A campaign of coordinated threats hit dozens of flights and media outlets in Ireland and the United Kingdom on November 6. Checks found no explosives, but authorities still do not know who is behind it.
- Chronicle · Analysis
Embankment collapses at construction site in Pietra Ligure: worker dies in hospital
A 53-year-old worker, resident in Albenga, died after being overwhelmed by the collapse of a slope during excavation works for the widening of a road. Investigations into the dynamics are underway.
- Economy & Markets · Analysis
Wall Street drags European stock markets into the red, Milan holds above 50,000 points
After Thursday's crash on Wall Street over fears about artificial intelligence regulation, European stock markets nonetheless closed lower on Friday despite the Nasdaq's rebound.
- Culture · Analysis
Three excavations, three discoveries: a week of archaeology in Italy
From Roman amphorae on the Ligurian seabed to a new Etruscan temple in Cerveteri, to the remains of three children in the Temple of Concord in Agrigento: three separate discoveries in the same week.
- Health · Analysis
Childhood vaccinations: children with no doses decline, but 13.5 million remain
The joint WHO-UNICEF estimates for 2025 point to a decline in "zero-dose" children, but half of them live in conflict or fragile settings, and measles coverage remains below the safety threshold.
- Tech & AI · Analysis
OpenAI sets AI hunting for flaws in critical systems: what changes with GPT-6 Cyber
The new OpenAI model identifies vulnerabilities in the code of connected infrastructure and has already combed through Linux. It is the first large-scale test of an AI designed for cyber defense, backed by a billion-dollar investment.
- Film & Entertainment · Analysis
China's first AI-made film fails to win over theatres
'Sanxingdui: Future Past', presented as China's first feature film generated entirely with AI, debuted in over 10,000 screenings without winning over audiences. The news currently comes from a single source.
- Zero's Briefs
Zero's Briefs
From end-of-life legislation in Italy to European diplomacy on Ukraine, from raids in Yemen to new artificial intelligence models: eleven news items from around the world in brief.
- Editorial
A president arrested, trembling markets, an empty section
Why we lead with Paraguay, what remains unresolved between Anac and the stock exchanges, and why there is no Sport section today.
- Good News
Loss of primary tropical forests falls 36% in 2025
The decline, measured by satellite, follows the 2024 level and is linked mainly to Brazil's efforts; however, growing climate pressures persist elsewhere, as in Canada.