The former Defence Minister has accepted Minister Guido Crosetto’s proposal. In Ukraine, the former minister’s political career suffered a setback, but not his reputation as an innovator

The data of eight million seven hundred thousand customers at Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports has fallen into the hands of unknown parties. Moscow does not appear to be behind it, but it is precisely this ambiguity that makes such attacks the perfect tool of hybrid warfare. London is rewriting its civil defence manual, whilst Italy is discovering the problem the hard way.

The trailer for the eagerly awaited title has won over fans and experts alike, and a US Army unit is offering soldiers four days’ leave if their contracts are renewed so they can play it. The tycoon mocks the game’s design, but Rockstar brushes him off: “It has to be timeless.”

“We have a gulf and we have a lake. Now all we need is an ocean,” commented the White House chief. In the background, the trade dispute with Canada continues

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 

According to some sources within the regime, after six months of war, the greatest threat may come not from external pressure but from the possibility of new uprisings by a population worn down by inflation and repression. Iranian men know that the response to the protests would be exemplary; Iranian women know that there will be no backtracking on the hijab

In the floods between Nepal and Tibet, the confirmed death toll stands at more than 470, with over a thousand people missing. A lake formed by debris from Wednesday’s landslide has begun to overflow at the border with Tibet: search operations have been suspended

As winter approaches, Putin’s army has new targets, one of which is Chisinau. Signs that the war is spreading and Europe’s perception of the situation