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Milan Clashes Spread From Spain and France, and Meloni Calls a Security Meeting
Le Monde reports a second day of street violence in Milan as the housing and living-cost protests that began in Spain and France reach Italy.
Rioters clashed with police and set property alight in Milan, Le Monde and the Guardian report, as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called a security meeting for Monday.
Francesca Lazzari · NATIONAL
An Italian Court Prepares to Rule on the State's First Climate Case
Claimants want Rome ordered to cut emissions sharply; a verdict would test how Italian courts treat climate duty
Italy's first climate lawsuit against the state is awaiting judgment, with claimants seeking a court order forcing Rome to slash greenhouse-gas emissions.
Marco Di Sante · SCIENCE
Bolotana, and the Sisterhood the Wires Came to Measure
A Guardian feature proposes a mountain village in central Sardinia as the world's sixth 'blue zone' — for its women, not its men
Foreign longevity coverage has found Bolotana, where the Guardian reports a concentration of female centenarians and asks whether sisterhood, not diet, is the variable.
Gavino Sanna · REGIONAL
Kartal Ends Paolini's Wuhan Run as British Comeback Gathers Pace
The BBC reports Britain's Sonay Kartal beat the former Wimbledon finalist in straight sets to reach the quarter-finals.
Jasmine Paolini, a former Wimbledon finalist, is out of the Wuhan Open after a straight-sets defeat to Britain's Sonay Kartal, according to the BBC.
Tobia Marenghi · SPORT
Regional dispatches
Milan's Housing Anger Spills Into a Second Day of Clashes
Le Monde and the Guardian report rioters fighting police and setting property alight, as Meloni calls a security meeting for Monday
Protests over housing and living costs that have convulsed Spain and France reached Milan this weekend, and the foreign wires read the violence as Italy's turn.
Beatrice Comolli
Milan Clashes Cast a Shadow Over Italy's Autumn of Discontent
The Guardian and Le Monde report a second night of street violence as Meloni calls a security meeting and housing protests spread from Spain and France.
Rioters clashed with police and set property alight in Milan over the weekend, as cost-of-living protests that began in Spain and France reached Italy.
Klara Hofer
Milan Clashes Enter a Second Day, and Rome Calls a Security Meeting
Le Monde and the Guardian report rioters, fires and a tent encampment, as the prime minister blames 'hooligans' for hijacking a housing march
Protests over housing and living costs spread from Spain and France into Milan and Lisbon, with clashes, property fires and a security meeting called in Rome.
Tommaso Veronese
Milan Clashes Spread the Housing Anger, and Meloni Calls a Security Meeting
A second night of street violence in Milan follows protests in Spain and France, as the prime minister blames 'hooligans' and summons a security review
Le Monde and the Guardian report a second day of clashes in Milan over housing and living costs, with Meloni calling a Monday security meeting and Lisbon's tent camp echoing the demand.
Sergio Madrussan
Milan Burns as Europe's Housing Anger Reaches Italy
Protests over rents and living costs spread from Spain and France to Milan, and the Prime Minister blames 'hooligans'.
A second night of clashes in Milan and a tent camp in Lisbon show the cost-of-living revolt crossing borders, as the Italian government calls a security meeting.
Costanza Bardi
Italy's First Climate Lawsuit Against the State Awaits a Ruling
Claimants want Rome ordered to cut emissions sharply; the case is the first of its kind against the Italian state.
An Italian court is to rule on the country's first climate lawsuit against the state, with claimants seeking an order that Rome slash greenhouse-gas emissions.
Costanza Bardi
Milan's Housing Clashes Reach an Interior That Knows the Bill
As protests over rents and living costs spread to Milan, the Guardian's account lands in a region where the young have long left for cheaper rooms elsewhere
The Guardian reports housing protests spreading from Spain and France to Milan and Lisbon; in Umbria the same cost pressures are read from a quieter, thinning interior.
Niccolò Mariani
Milan's Clashes, and a Housing Bill the Wires Read Nationwide
Le Monde and the Guardian report two days of street violence and a spreading protest over rents and living costs; Meloni blames 'hooligans'
Foreign correspondents describe burning property and clashes with police in Milan as cost-of-living protests spread from Spain and France into Italy and Portugal.
Elena Marcheggiani
Milan's Housing Protests Reach Rome as the Premier Calls a Security Meeting
Le Monde and the Guardian report a second day of clashes in Milan; Meloni blames 'hooligans' and convenes a Monday security review.
The cost-of-living protests that have shaken Spain and France have spilled into Milan, and Rome is now being asked what it intends to do about them.
Davide Ruspoli
Milan Burns Again, and the Wires Ask Who Is Not in the Streets
Second night of clashes over housing and living costs; the foreign press sees Paris in Milan, and a South it does not name
Rioters fought police and set property alight in Milan for a second night, as the cost-of-living protests that convulsed Spain and France reached Italy and Portugal.
Antonio Petrella
Milan's Housing Protests Run a Second Night as Meloni Calls a Security Meeting
Le Monde and the Guardian report clashes and fires in Milan, with the prime minister blaming 'hooligans' and convening ministers for Monday
Protests over housing and living costs that have shaken Spain and France reached Milan, where a second day of street clashes prompted Italy's prime minister to call a security meeting.
Lorenzo Ferraris
Milan Burns, and Naples Reads the Same Housing Crisis
The Guardian reports rioters clashing with police in Milan as living-cost protests spread from Spain and France into Italy
The housing anger that convulsed Spain and France has reached Italy's streets, and the South knows the arithmetic behind it.
Rosaria Esposito
Milan's Housing Protests, and a Southern Interior That Empties
As clashes spread from Lisbon to Milan, the foreign wires report a cost-of-living revolt — in a country whose small towns have been losing people for decades.
The Guardian and Le Monde report a second day of street clashes in Milan over housing and living costs; the Basilicata interior reads the same pressure from the other end of the migration.
Pietro Lasorsa
Italy's First Climate Lawsuit Against the State Awaits a Ruling
The Local Italy reports claimants hope Rome will be ordered to cut emissions sharply — a case with obvious weight for a region that hosts Italy's largest onshore oil field.
An Italian court is to rule on the country's first climate lawsuit against the state, with claimants seeking an order that Rome slash greenhouse-gas emissions.
Pietro Lasorsa
Milan's Street Clashes and the Housing Bill That Reaches Calabria
As protests over living costs spread from Lisbon to Milan, the foreign wires trace a squeeze that Calabrian households know as emigration.
The Guardian and Le Monde report two days of clashes in Milan over housing and living costs, with the Prime Minister blaming 'hooligans'; the underlying pressure is not confined to the north.
Saverio Gallo
Milan's Second Night of Clashes, and a Protest That Crossed Borders
The Guardian and Le Monde report rioting in Milan over housing and living costs, with the Prime Minister blaming 'hooligans' and calling a security meeting
Protests over housing and the cost of living that have shaken Spain and France reached Milan, where the foreign press reports two nights of clashes and fires.
Gavino Sanna
A Champions League Review Asks Who Saves Italian Football
The Guardian's weekly review frames Italy as searching for its next saviour after the competition's return from the international break.
The Guardian's Champions League review says Italy 'looked for its next saviour', a line that says more about how the foreign press reads Serie A than about any single result.
Tobia Marenghi
A Court Prepares to Rule on Italy's First Climate Suit Against the State
Claimants want Rome ordered to cut emissions sharply; the case tests how far a court will go in setting climate policy
An Italian court is to rule on the country's first climate lawsuit against the state, with claimants seeking an order that Rome slash greenhouse-gas emissions.
Antonio Petrella
Milan's Second Night of Clashes, and Meloni Calls a Security Meeting
The housing anger that filled Spanish and French streets has reached Italy; the Guardian reports a tent camp in Lisbon and fires in Milan.
Protests over housing and living costs spread to Milan and Lisbon, with clashes and fires, as the Italian Prime Minister blames 'hooligans' and convenes a security meeting.
Camille Bréan
Milan Clashes and Lisbon Tents: Housing Anger Reaches the Port Cities
Meloni calls a security meeting for Monday as the Guardian and Le Monde report a second day of street violence in Milan
Protests over housing and living costs that convulsed Spain and France have spilled into Italy and Portugal, with Milan seeing a second day of clashes and Meloni blaming 'hooligans'.
Marina Doria
Italy's First Climate Lawsuit Against the State Awaits a Ruling
Claimants want Rome ordered to cut emissions sharply; the case is the country's first of its kind, according to The Local.
An Italian court is to rule on the country's first climate lawsuit against the state, with claimants seeking an order that Rome slash greenhouse-gas emissions.
Camille Bréan
Opinion
A Pope's Lung, and the Question of What We Are Owed
Pope Leo's surgery drew the world's cameras; the debate over Vatican candour is really a debate about how much a public figure owes us.
Editorial Board
When the World Sees Rioting, It Is Also Seeing the Rent
Milan's clashes reached foreign front pages as disorder; the housing anger behind them deserves the same attention.
Editorial Board