ISTANBUL: Here is a rundown of all the news you need to start your Monday with, including Lebanon saying around 1 million people have been displaced due to Israeli attacks, 70 people being killed in an intense Israeli bombardment of Lebanon on Sunday, and the Kremlin saying that an updated
Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli on Monday passed his final exam at Rome’s La Sapienza University ahead of gaining his philosophy degree. The exam was in theory of theological doctrines and Giuli obtained a 30/30 mark without the laude (honours). “The exam went very well, the minister was extremely well prepared”,
Inflation in September fell from 1.1% to 0.7% on an annual basis, according to preliminary estimates released by ISTAT on Monday. Inflation at +0,7%, “is the lowest level registered since the start of the year”, said ISTAT. The trolley index of everyday goods such as food and household items returned
Italy’s foreign trade with non-EU countries saw exports in August rising 0.8% along with imports, up 0.3%, compared to the previous month, according to preliminary data released by ISTAT on Monday. Meanwhile, on an annual basis, exports to non-EU countries in August decreased by 7.4% and imports sank by 6.5%
Italy’s foreign trade with non-EU countries saw exports in August rising 0.8% along with imports, up 0.3%, compared to the previous month, according to preliminary data released by ISTAT on Monday. Meanwhile, on an annual basis, exports to non-EU countries in August decreased by 7.4% and imports sank by 6.5%
Rising overcrowding and reports of human rights abuses in Turkish prisons are making life increasingly difficult for prisoners. In the eastern province of Van, arbitrary practices, limited access to healthcare, hunger strikes, and prisoner deaths are becoming more common, highlighting the severity of human rights violations in the region. According
