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01.05.2025 โ‡ข Day U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Deal Finalized As Labor Day Divides Nation
โŒจThe U.S.-Ukraine rare earth minerals agreement dominated morning news, granting Washington privileged access to Ukrainian natural resources while establishing a reconstruction fund. Trump commented he supported the deal "because Russia is stronger."

Labor Day celebrations revealed political divisions as Prime Minister Meloni claimed "over one million jobs created" while announcing โ‚ฌ1.2 billion for workplace safety. Opposition leader Schlein accused Meloni of lying, while union leader Landini threatened mobilization over workplace deaths.

The traditional May Day concert opened with Leo Gassmann performing "Bella Ciao," featuring pro-Palestine demonstrations that Jewish groups condemned as "calling for Israel's destruction." In Turin, protesters burned EU, US, and Israeli flags.

By evening, Trump removed National Security Advisor Mike Waltz following the "chatgate" scandal involving leaked Signal messages about Houthi attacks, reassigning him as UN Ambassador with Rubio taking his security role.
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La Stampa

Terre rare, Usa e Ucraina firmano l'accordo:

Bloomberg e Cnn confermano: Washington e Kiev hanno raggiunto l'intesa sull'accesso privilegiato degli Stati Uniti a nuovi progetti di investimento sulle risorse naturali ucraine come alluminio, grafite, petrolio e gas naturale. Una mossa con cui Zelensky ha cercato di consolidare il sostegno di Trump ai colloqui per il cessate il fuoco con la Russia
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ANSA

Usa e Ucraina hanno firmato l'accordo sui minerali

Bloomberg: 'Accesso privilegiato degli Stati Uniti alle risorse naturali ucraine'. Firmato anche l'accordo con Kiev per il Fondo per la ricostruzione. Rubio: 'Passo importante per mettere fine a questa guerra'. Mosca frena sulla pace
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05:17โ‡ขUS-Ukraine Minerals Deal Signed

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on the newly signed agreement between the United States and Ukraine regarding rare earth minerals and natural resources (Adnkronos, ANSA, Corriere, La Repubblica, La Stampa, Sky TG24). The deal grants the US privileged access to Ukrainian natural resources including aluminum, graphite, oil, and natural gas. Sources note that a reconstruction fund for Ukraine has also been established. Senator Rubio called it an "important step to end the war," while Moscow appears hesitant about peace prospects. Separately, Labor Day coverage includes Prime Minister Meloni announcing 1.2 billion euros for workplace safety initiatives (Il Giornale, Avvenire).
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HuffPost Italia

ZERO DAY

Ovvero il racconto apocalittico del blackout spagnolo, e un mondo che tanto male non รจ
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HuffPost Italia

TESLA VUOLE LICENZIARE MUSK

Clamorosa notizia del Wall Street Journal: il Consiglio di amministrazione della casa automobilistica sta cercando chi sostituisca il tycoon come Ceo dell'azienda. La presidente prova a smentire, e Musk si infuria su X
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HuffPost Italia

TESLA VUOLE SOSTITUIRE MUSK

Clamorosa notizia del Wall Street Journal: il Consiglio di amministrazione della casa automobilistica sta cercando chi sostituisca il tycoon come Ceo dell'azienda. La presidente prova a smentire, e Musk si infuria su X
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HuffPost Italia

Primo maggio di contraddizioni

Da un lato, dopo la pandemia, gli occupati sono cresciuti in numeri assoluti e percentuali come non mai. Dallโ€™altro, emerge la difficoltร  delle imprese a reclutare il personale necessario e il fenomeno per cui un terzo della forza lavoro risulta inattivo perchรฉ non lavora e non cerca di lavorare
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09:14โ‡ขMeloni Claims Million Jobs Created On Labor Day

โŒจThe newspapers report on Prime Minister Meloni's Labor Day statement claiming the creation of "over one million jobs" since her government took office, while noting "there's still much to do" (Adnkronos, ANSA, Sky TG24). Labor unions are holding rallies in symbolic locations followed by the traditional May Day concert at San Giovanni (ANSA). Other coverage includes unusual energy news about electricity being "free" for six hours due to excess renewable production (Corriere), labor market contradictions with high employment alongside recruitment difficulties and inactivity (HuffPost), the finalized US-Ukraine rare earth minerals agreement (Il Giornale, Il Sole 24 Ore, La Stampa), and a Vatican scandal involving a cardinal punished for pedophilia appearing dressed as cardinal (La Repubblica).
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Il Primato Nazionale

Il concerto del Primo maggio ha rotto i coglioni!

Roma, 1 mag โ€“ โ€œDiciร ร smoceloโ€, come duceva โ€˜gnazio che di La Russia ha poco e niente. Il concertone รจ niente di meglio che la vera data simbolo del cortocircuito โ€ฆ
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12:31โ‡ขUnion Leaders Threaten Mobilization Over Workplace Safety

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on Labor Day demonstrations across Italy, with unions rallying in three symbolic cities to protest workplace safety issues (Adnkronos, ANSA, Il Giornale). Union leader Landini threatened mobilizations if the government doesn't respond adequately in upcoming meetings (Il Giornale, ANSA). Prime Minister Meloni claims over a million jobs created under her administration (ANSA). The traditional May Day concert in Rome features artists like Achille Lauro, Elodie, and Leo Gassmann opening with "Bella Ciao" (La Repubblica, La Stampa, Il Primato Nazionale). Other news includes free electricity for six hours due to renewable energy surplus (Corriere, Il Sole 24 Ore) and two firefighters found dead during an excursion in Abruzzo (Sky TG24).
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HuffPost Italia

SรŒ A GAY E VESCOVI SPOSATI Quelli che in confronto Bergoglio era conservatore

Il lussemburgese Hollerich, il sudafricano Brisling, il tongano Mafi, la pattuglia dei brasiliani. E poi, ovviamente, l'italiano Zuppi. Il drappello di porporati a cui non basta aprire la Chiesa, bisogna spalancarla. A omosessuali e transessuali, al sacerdozio femminile e alla possibilitร  degli uomini di fede di sposarsi
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15:06โ‡ขGassmann Opens May Day Concert With "Bella Ciao"

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on Italy's Labor Day celebrations, focusing particularly on the traditional May Day concert in Rome (Corriere, La Repubblica, La Stampa, Sky TG24). Leo Gassmann opened the event with "Bella Ciao" in Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano (ANSA, Corriere, La Stampa, Sky TG24). The concert featured a video tribute to Pope Francis addressing workplace safety concerns (La Repubblica, La Stampa). Meanwhile, labor unions gathered in public squares threatening mobilization if their demands aren't met (Adnkronos). Political tensions emerged as Il Giornale criticized CGIL union leader Landini for attacking Prime Minister Meloni over wage issues.
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La Stampa

I media Usa: ยซTrump caccia Mike Waltz, dopo lo scandalo delle chat su Signalยป

Primo scossone all'interno dell'amministrazione Trump: il consigliere per la sicurezza nazionale e il suo vice Alex Wong lasceranno i loro incarichi. Il mese scorso Waltz era finito sotto accusa per aver condiviso piani di attacco agli Houthi in una chat non protetta in cui aveva invitato per errore il direttore dell'ยซAtlanticยป
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Il Giornale

Piani di guerra sulla chat, Trump silura Waltz

Il consigliere per la Sicurezza Nazionale aveva condiviso i piani di attacco agli Houthi in una chat non protetta in cui era stato invitato, per sbaglio, anche il direttore di Atlantic
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18:39โ‡ขTrump Fires Security Advisor Over Signal Leak

โŒจThe newspapers report on a major shake-up in Trump's administration, with Mike Waltz being removed as National Security Advisor after the "chatgate" scandal involving leaked plans about Houthi attacks in an unsecured Signal chat (Adnkronos, ANSA, Corriere, La Repubblica, Sky TG24). Waltz has been reassigned as UN Ambassador, while Secretary of State Rubio will take over his national security duties (Adnkronos, ANSA, La Repubblica, Sky TG24). May Day celebrations featured pro-Palestine demonstrations, with protesters burning US, EU and Israeli flags at the Turin event (Il Giornale, La Stampa). Meanwhile, Prime Minister Meloni faces criticism for exaggerating economic improvements as GDP growth remains modest (HuffPost).
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20:40โ‡ขMay Day Concert Embroiled In Palestine Politics

โŒจThe newspapers report on the May Day concert in Rome, with performances by Elodie, Giorgia, Ghali, Noemi, and Big Mama drawing attention (Corriere, Il Giornale). The event has become politically charged with "Bella Ciao" performances and pro-Palestine demonstrations, leading to criticism from Jewish groups who claim protesters are "calling for Israel's destruction" (Il Giornale). In sports, Fiorentina trails Betis Sevilla 2-1 in their Conference League match (La Repubblica). International news includes an agreement between the US and Ukraine regarding rare earth minerals, with Trump commenting that Russia remains "stronger" (La Stampa).
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