Both have a fixation: Draghi for the former minister and Ukraine for the editor of Il Fatto Quotidiano. And they even manage to see them in the referendum on reopening negotiations for EU accession

A 43-year-old Swiss man has been arrested. However, investigators are still working to establish the final details of what happened at the Aarau racecourse on Sunday at around 2.30 am. The cantonal police will hold a press conference on Wednesday.

Investigators are trying to piece together what happened at the Schachen racecourse. A 43-year-old Swiss man has been arrested

The nursery refused to admit the child because she had not been vaccinated, and that was the end of it. “The public system cannot consider its task completed simply by excluding a child from school.” The appointment with the local health authority (ASL) was used as a smokescreen; the issue of checks; and why “in 2017 we chose not to interfere with parental authority”. The former Health Minister speaks out

He married a commoner and turned the dynasty into a family just like any other. Europe’s oldest head of state never wanted to abdicate: the oath taken before the Storting, he would repeat, is valid for life. His son Haakon ascends to the throne, but finds himself with a more fragile crown 

The soldier was pulling out of a car park when his car was blown up and he died instantly. His wife was sitting next to him; she sustained serious injuries but is receiving the necessary treatment

After years at the helm of the website, the journalist is set to join the team at Quotidiano Nazionale, where from October he will be writing his daily column, ‘Buongiorno’. Gedi has begun the search for a new editor-in-chief

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs: “Of the ten or so Italians still unaccounted for this morning, there are now three specific cases reported”: Marco Ratto, a goldsmith from Rapallo, and an Italian-Swiss couple. Minister Tajani expresses his condolences. The flood was caused by a glacier calving that poured into the Lhende Khola river. Images of a humanitarian catastrophe

A driver has been detained in Italy for over two months following the seizure in Bari of three Akeron missiles which, according to the defence, were destined for a NATO base in Greece. However, the documentation has not been accepted in Italy. Paris remains silent and the MBDA consortium has not commented