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- 1Poland beats France 3-1 to win European volleyball title again●Il Fatto Quotidiano: La Polonia della pallavolo è di nuovo sul tetto d’Europa: battuta la Francia 3-1 La Polonia della p
Poland's national volleyball team is European champion for the second consecutive time and the third in its history after beating France 3-1. The side, coached by Nikola Grbic, sealed the victory in the final, confirming its dominance at the top of European volleyball and drawing wide attention among sports fans across the continent.
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New Italian political polls reported by Il Fatto Quotidiano indicate support falling for both Lega and Forza Italia, while General Roberto Vannacci's presence fails to lift the right-wing bloc's overall standing. The numbers fuel debate over the centre-right's trajectory and whether Vannacci can translate his personal popularity into electoral gains for the coalition.
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New Italian political polls indicate Lega and Forza Italia losing support, with the fall of the right partly offset by General Roberto Vannacci, whose presence continues to draw votes and attention. Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights that Vannacci alone is not enough to reverse the right's decline, sparking debate about his potential political role and the balance of power within the centre-right ahead of upcoming electoral contests.
- 4UN rapporteur Francesca Albanese given honorary citizenship of Marzabotto●Il Fatto Quotidiano: Francesca Albanese riceve la cittadinanza onoraria di Marzabotto: “In Europa un vento liberticida,
Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur for the occupied Palestinian territories, has been granted honorary citizenship by the Italian town of Marzabotto. Accepting the honour, she warned that 'a liberticidal wind' is blowing across Europe and that rights must not become privileges decided by the powerful. The award highlights her continued prominence in Italy and the ongoing controversy surrounding her role and statements on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Italian bandleader and TV personality Paolo Belli, involved in an accident, will continue contributing to Ballando con le Stelle by working behind the scenes rather than on camera, according to an official announcement from Milly Carlucci's show reported by Il Fatto Quotidiano. The statement confirms he remains part of the programme's team despite stepping back from his visible on-screen role.