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10.11.2024The Day Bologna's Streets Spoke of Black and Red Shirts

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Italy for 10.11.2024.

It displays 172 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

10.11.2024The Day Bologna's Streets Spoke of Black and Red Shirts
The morning began with Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow's airports, while Trump's advisors discussed Crimea's status. By mid-morning, the political discourse shifted to Bologna, where yesterday's clashes between leftists and far-right groups evolved into a rhetorical battle. Salvini called for closing "communist social centers," while Mayor Lepore accused the government of sending "300 blackshirts," invoking fascist imagery.

The afternoon brought reports of 50,000 Russian and North Korean troops massing in Kursk, followed by news of a Trump-Putin phone call discussing Ukraine de-escalation. This development connected to previous days' coverage of Trump's victory and Putin's congratulatory message.

The political tension in Bologna escalated with the appearance of posters showing bloodied faces of government officials, while judges and government continued their dispute over the Albania migrant deal, with terms like "communist judge" entering the discourse.
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Domani sera la trasmissione di Giletti manderà in onda l'inchiesta Il settore subisce pochi controlli e necessita da tempo di riforme
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08:11Ukrainian Drones Paralyze Moscow's Skies

The newspapers report on a massive Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow, forcing the closure of three airports (Adnkronos, La Stampa, Libero Quotidiano). Trump's advisors continue to shape post-victory Ukraine policy, with statements about Crimea being "lost" and calls for "realistic peace" gaining prominence (ANSA, HuffPost, Sky TG24). In Milan, a pro-Palestinian demonstration drew criticism for displaying controversial symbols and slogans (Corriere Della Sera).
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Il Primato Nazionale
Roma, 10 nov – Tra gli innumerevoli antagonisti di Batman un ruolo predominante lo ha sempre avuto il personaggio del Joker. Vuoi perché il cattivo interessato solo al caos per …
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09:38Drone War Paralyzes Moscow's Skies

The newspapers report on intensified drone warfare between Russia and Ukraine, with Moscow closing three airports due to Ukrainian attacks while launching its own massive drone offensive (Adnkronos, Fanpage, Il Fatto, La Stampa, Libero). Climate concerns emerge as Trump's potential return threatens COP29 negotiations in Baku, though economic factors might limit his ability to withdraw from climate agreements (HuffPost, Il Manifesto). In Milan, pro-Palestinian demonstrations draw criticism for controversial slogans (Corriere).
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"C'è stata una personalizzazione insopportabile. Definire i giudici comunisti preoccupa la democrazia. In tasca abbiamo la Costituzione, non il libretto di Mao", è quanto sostiene la presidente di Magistratura Democratica, in occasione del convegno per i 60 anni dell'associazione.
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L'anniversario della caduta del Muro sovrastato da quello della Notte dei cristalli. Il Secolo breve, dalla caccia all'ebreo a "non val la pena pagare per Kiev", ci incalza con vecchie sfide che credevamo vinte. E che invece ci trovano ciechi e sordi. A cominciare de Meloni e Schlein
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11:54The Red Judge Rebellion

The newspapers report on intensifying political tensions over judicial independence in Italy, with Magistratura Democratica responding to government criticism of judges as "communists" in the Albania migrant deal controversy (ANSA, Il Fatto, Libero). In Bologna, clashes between left-wing activists and far-right demonstrators have prompted Salvini to call for closing "communist" social centers, drawing criticism from local authorities (Corriere, Sky TG24). The HuffPost notes parallels between current events and historical tensions, particularly regarding antisemitism and Ukraine support.
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14:02Bologna's Battle of the Shirts

The newspapers report on escalating tensions in Bologna following clashes between left and right-wing protesters. Interior Minister Salvini calls for closure of "communist" social centers (Corriere, La Repubblica, Sky TG24, Fanpage), while Bologna's mayor Lepore accuses the government of sending "300 blackshirts" to the city (ANSA, Il Fatto, Libero). The exchange reflects deeper political divisions, with right-wing media framing it as communist violence and left-wing sources emphasizing far-right provocations.
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15:54Fifty Thousand Russian Troops Mass at Kursk

The newspapers report on two major developments: Russian military buildup near Kursk, with 50,000 troops reportedly positioned for attack (NYT via Corriere, La Stampa), and Trump's planned withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement upon potential reinstatement (Adnkronos, ANSA). The Bologna protests continue to generate political tension, with Salvini calling for closure of social centers while local authorities accuse the government of sending "blackshirts" (Il Giornale, Secolo d'Italia, Libero).
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L’incontro fra il vicepresidente Pinelli e la premier Meloni né concordato né autorizzato. Cronologia degli eventi. Una questione di tenuta liberale. Quello che lei, da donna intelligente, sa di non dover toccare
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17:30Roma's Juric Gets The Boot

The newspapers report extensively on Roma's managerial crisis, with Juric being dismissed following the 2-3 loss to Bologna (Adnkronos, ANSA, Corriere, Il Giornale). A parallel political story emerges regarding President Mattarella's reported displeasure over an unauthorized meeting between CSM Vice President Pinelli and Premier Meloni (HuffPost). The previously reported Russian troop buildup in Kursk continues to receive coverage, with North Korean forces now mentioned (Libero, Corriere).
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La batosta elettorale negli Usa manda in tilt i progressisti anche nella Ue in vista dell’audizione del candidato italiano. Sanchez non vuole rischi per la sua Ribera e dice sì, i francesi scatenati contro il meloniano. Gli italiani in mezzo, divisi, as usual
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19:46Putin's Kursk Army Swells with North Koreans

The newspapers report on Russian military preparations at Kursk, where 50,000 Russian and North Korean troops have reportedly massed (HuffPost, Il Giornale), with Putin seemingly positioning for stronger negotiating leverage. Sports coverage focuses on two major matches: Inter-Napoli at San Siro (ANSA) and Sinner's ATP Finals debut in Turin (Il Fatto, La Stampa). Political tension in Bologna continues with Salvini labeling social centers as "red ticks" and Mayor Lepore accusing the government of sending "300 blackshirts" (La Repubblica, Secolo d'Italia).
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20:42Trump Dials Putin While Kursk Swells

The newspapers report on a Trump-Putin phone call regarding Ukraine de-escalation (Corriere, La Repubblica), while Russian and North Korean forces amass at Kursk. In sports, Sinner leads against De Minaur at ATP Finals (Il Fatto, La Stampa), and Inter draws with Napoli (ANSA). Political tensions in Bologna continue with threats against PM Meloni, as posters showing her bloodied face appear (Il Giornale, Secolo d'Italia).
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22:18Trump Dials Putin: "Easy On Ukraine"

The newspapers extensively report on a phone call between Trump and Putin regarding Ukraine, with Trump reportedly asking to avoid escalation (Adnkronos, ANSA, Corriere, Fanpage, Il Giornale, La Repubblica, La Stampa, Sky TG24). The Washington Post revealed details of their first conversation since Trump's re-election. Meanwhile, reports continue about 50,000 Russian and North Korean troops positioned in the Kursk region (Il Fatto, NYT via La Repubblica).
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