Two minors are responsible for the attacks on the actor Davide Iacopini and five other people, which took place between 4 and 5 October in Rome. The two have admitted to the offences and have been charged whilst remaining at liberty: they face a charge of attempted murder.

A source at Il Foglio within the Ukrainian President’s Office states that, until recently, it was the Americans who were promptly warning the Ukrainians of missile launches, but now something has changed. This is also the case on the front line, where, last night, the military began to experience issues with Starlink’s operating speed. The limit introduced by Musk

Sabotage of refrigerators in 500 French supermarkets: refrigeration systems in disarray. Cyber security expert Marco D’Itri: “Most intrusions occur in trivial ways.” The manufacturer’s security flaws and the negligence of those who left the systems exposed to the internet are under scrutiny. And AI is speeding up the work

In the explanations of vote following the Prime Minister’s statements ahead of the forthcoming European Council, the leader of Italia Viva criticised her role in the EU: “Over the past four years, either you have failed in Europe, or this is not what Europe is all about.” Clash with the PD and the Five Star Movement. “Significant” absences and attendances in the Chamber.

The former Minister for Tourism, who is close to Fontana and Giorgetti, is set to stand as a candidate at the extraordinary party congress on 24 and 25 October in Milan. His aim is to rally support from the northern regions and capitalise on the discontent towards Salvini. “The vote? It can only be by secret ballot.”

Competitiveness, Ukraine, the multi-annual budget, the Middle East, defence and security, migration, enlargement and reforms: ahead of the forthcoming European Council, the Prime Minister addresses Parliament. Here is her full speech and the responses

At 7.48 pm, the news was released to journalists: the procedure had been successfully completed “on schedule and as planned”. Leo XIV had been admitted to the Gemelli Hospital at lunchtime, waving to the crowd. On the German Church’s website: “This is the fragility of the Papacy”

Out of 722 manuscripts published in a GitHub repository, Sam Altman’s company withdrew three due to a sign error. As long as OpenAI continues to produce theorems faster than the world can read them, the word ‘proven’ should be taken with a pinch of salt, even when it is a computer that certifies it.

Who wrote to the editor-in-chief, Claudio Cerasa

France and Germany are close to reaching an agreement to (further) relax the much-discussed ban on internal combustion engine cars and to boost car production within the EU, thereby strengthening the sector against looming competition from China. Corrections and U-turns

Tajani, Occhiuto, Renzi and Giorgetti are pursuing more or less the same idea as Portugal’s Irs Jovem. But for the Fund, the incentives do not affect the key factors driving emigration

The Napolitano Foundation, in collaboration with Luiss, has brought together academics and key figures from Europe’s decades-long journey for two days of debate, opened by President Walter Veltroni. The past and future of the Union are on the agenda. 

From France, we are seeing mainly images of attacks on schools. From Spain, on the other hand, there are the ‘acampadas’, although those tents are there because of the housing crisis. But what does it matter? The spark has been lit. The obvious planning is hard to miss, capitalising on the international media hype and the political calendar, which sees elections taking place everywhere  

A map of politicians, from the League to the Five Star Movement, who maintain contact with the Russian ambassador to Italy

Former mayor of Messina, mayor of Taormina, once nicknamed “Masaniello” during his clash with former minister Lamorgese, De Luca is giving hope to the anti-Vannacchia camp (but he wants a free hand in Sicily).

A review of Leila Guerriero’s book, published by Sur, 142 pp., €12.50

A review of the book by Giacomo Tansini and Andrea Bernardini, published by Comunica Books Edizioni, 240 pp., 18 euros