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28.06.2025 — The day the defiant marched and the radar failed

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This page is an archive of main headlines from Italy for 28.06.2025.

It displays 195 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

28.06.2025 ⇢ The day the defiant marched and the radar failed
⌨The day began with continued coverage of Trump's trade threats against Europe and Canada, and ongoing reports of explosions in Tehran alongside Yemeni missile launches towards Israel. Mid-morning saw new Pentagon revelations regarding Iran's Isfahan nuclear bunkers, deemed "too deep" for "super bombs," with speculation about uranium relocation, challenging previous damage assessments. By midday, editorial focus shifted decisively to the Budapest Pride parade, where tens of thousands defied Viktor Orban's ban, drawing significant attention to confrontations with far-right counter-protesters and the mayor's participation. This international social event dominated headlines for several hours. As the evening progressed, a critical domestic story emerged: a radar center failure in Northwest Italy, halting over 300 flights from Milan to Turin. This immediate infrastructure crisis quickly became the dominant news, with updates on flight resumptions and subsequent stoppages. The G7's agreement on a global minimum tax also constituted a significant international development throughout the day.
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04:13⇢Trump threatens Europe over digital tax

⌨The newspapers report Trump escalates threats against Europe over digital taxation, warning the EU will "not come out well" and declaring it was "created to harm the United States" (ANSA, Corriere Della Sera). Trump threatens Europe to "learn not to be bad" regarding tariffs while breaking off negotiations with Canada (Corriere Della Sera). His Gaza ceasefire prediction of "within a week" continues across multiple sources, with Iran reportedly wanting direct meetings (ANSA, Adnkronos, Il Sole 24 Ore, La Stampa). Italian media analyze Trump's governing style as theatrical performance where politics becomes spectacle (Avvenire). Domestically, the Italian government introduces a shorter work week for deputies, freeing up Fridays (La Repubblica). EU Commission President von der Leyen faces internal tensions from her socialist and liberal coalition partners over her cooperation with right-wing parties, with a no-confidence motion approaching in ten days (HuffPost Italia).
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La Stampa

Dazi, la linea di Meloni: il 10% come «male minore». L'asse con Merz e l'argine a Macron

Gli interessi comuni con la Germania su diversi dossier
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HuffPost Italia

RETROCRAZIE

Ovvero la piccola Estonia che a scuola insegna intelligenza artificiale e ha gli studenti migliori d’Europa
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Il Giornale

Cento di questi Bezos

La Cassazione contro il giro di vite alla criminalità e il "modello Albania". Maggioranza: invasione di campo
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06:57⇢Dawn explosions rock Tehran

⌨The newspapers report explosions in Tehran at dawn with air defenses activated, while Israel faced missile attacks from Yemen (ANSA, Avvenire, Il Sole 24 Ore, La Stampa, Sky TG24). The targeted area in western Tehran's Bidganeh district houses military complexes and missile sites previously struck by Israel during the 12-day conflict. Simultaneously, crowds gathered in Iran for funeral ceremonies honoring those killed in the war with Israel (Adnkronos, Avvenire). On European politics, Prime Minister Meloni positions 10% tariffs as the "lesser evil" while building an alliance with Germany's Merz to counter Macron's influence (Corriere Della Sera). Italy's Supreme Court faces criticism from the government majority for opposing the "Albania model" for immigration control (Il Giornale).
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HuffPost Italia

INTELLETTUALI DI M. Ma senza il sapere non c'è libertà

Giordano Bruno Guerri dice che la parola intellettuale lo fa “cacare”. Partendo da un classico di Richard Hofstadter, una difesa appassionata non del termine, ma dello studiare, del conoscere, che ci hanno portato fuori dalle caverne, in un mondo in cui l’uomo costruisce ricchezze e istituzioni dentro cui salvarsi
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Il Primato Nazionale

La grande truffa del calcio femminile

Roma, 28 giu – “Avete mai avuto la sensazione di essere stati imbrogliati?” Così diceva Johnny Rotten alias John Lydon, cantante dei Sex Pistols, il 14 gennaio 1978 davanti …
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Tre agenti del carcere di Prato indagati per l'aggressione al killer di Denisa

Attivata la contraerea nella capitale iraniana poco prima dell'inizio dei funerali per le 60 vittime della guerra, tra cui comandanti militari e scienziati nucleari. Poco dopo le sirene hanno risuonato in Israele per il lancio di un missile dallo Yemen. L'Idf: 'Missile Houthi probabilmente abbattuto, nessun ferito'
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ├© troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti l├¼ prima dellŌĆÖattacco
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10:09⇢Pentagon admits Isfahan bunkers too deep

⌨The newspapers report new revelations about Iran's nuclear program following recent attacks. The Pentagon discloses that Isfahan facilities remain "too deep" for effective bombing, while 400kg of enriched uranium may have been relocated before Israeli strikes (Corriere Della Sera). Trump dismisses claims about $30 billion in nuclear damage as "fake news" while Tehran holds state funerals for approximately 60 war victims (Adnkronos, Sky TG24). Domestically, three prison guards face investigation for attacking the killer of Denisa, with searches at Prato prison uncovering contraband including phones and drugs among 127 inmates (ANSA). Kevin Spacey returns to public performance in Italy, interpreting poetry about Saint Sebastian as a metaphor for his own legal ordeal and resurrection after sexual assault acquittals (HuffPost Italia).
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ÃĻ troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti lÃŽ prima dell’attacco
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ├© troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti l├¼ prima dellŌĆÖattacco
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ГЁ troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti lГ¬ prima dellвҖҷattacco
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ÃĻ troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti lÃŽ prima dell’attacco
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ├Ę troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti l├Č prima dellÔÇÖattacco
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ├© troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti l├¼ prima dellŌĆÖattacco
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, û´ troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti lû˜ prima dell〙attacco
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ├© troppo profondo" |

Gran parte dei 400 kg di uranio arricchito iraniano potrebbero essere stati trasferiti l├¼ prima dellŌĆÖattacco
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12:46⇢Pentagon admits Isfahan bunkers too deep for super bombs

⌨The newspapers report new Pentagon revelations about the Isfahan nuclear facility, with US officials confirming they avoided using "super bombs" because the bunkers are "too deep" to penetrate effectively (Adnkronos, Corriere Della Sera). Military sources indicate that 400kg of enriched Iranian uranium may have been relocated from the site before the attack. Meanwhile, thousands gathered in Tehran for funeral ceremonies of generals and military officials, with crowds chanting "Death to Israel, Death to America" (La Repubblica). Domestically, three prison guards at Prato penitentiary face investigation for assaulting the killer of Denisa and Ana Maria, with searches uncovering widespread contraband including cellphones and drugs among 127 inmates, including mafia members (ANSA).
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, û´ troppo profondo" |

Ad Assen Fabio Quartararo ha centrato la pole, seguito da Francesco Bagnaia (+0.028) e Alex MûÀrquez (+0.160). Marc MûÀrquez e Marco Bezzecchi completano i primi cinque. Ottimi tempi anche per Morbidelli, Aldeguer e Acosta
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La Stampa

Nuova rivelazione del Pentagono: "Su Isfahan nessuna super bomba, ├© troppo profondo" |

Ad Assen Fabio Quartararo ha centrato la pole, seguito da Francesco Bagnaia (+0.028) e Alex M├Īrquez (+0.160). Marc M├Īrquez e Marco Bezzecchi completano i primi cinque. Ottimi tempi anche per Morbidelli, Aldeguer e Acosta
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14:13⇢Budapest Pride defies Orban ban

⌨The newspapers report on tens of thousands gathering for Budapest's Pride parade despite Viktor Orban's government ban, with Italian politicians Schlein and Calenda participating (ANSA, Corriere Della Sera, La Repubblica, La Stampa, Sky TG24). Hungarian authorities installed facial recognition cameras along the route and threatened "legal consequences" for participants. Far-right counter-protesters blocked bridges along the parade path, raising tensions and risk of confrontations. The Budapest mayor joined the march to crowd ovations. Separately, The Hague prosecutor requests Italy's referral over the Almasri case (Avvenire).
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HuffPost Italia

"Al Budapest Pride in tantissimi, sventolano le bandiere dei due nemici di Orbán"

Intervista con il senatore di Italia Viva, tra i parlamentari presenti alla manifestazione vietata dal governo ungherese: "La comunità Lgbt è il nemico interno, quello esterno invece è l'Ucraina. Che sventolino queste due bandiere, qui, oggi, è molto importante. I divieti di Orbán sono contrari ai trattati Ue"
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15:57⇢Pride defies Orban with 200,000

⌨The newspapers report on the Budapest Pride parade drawing 200,000 participants despite Viktor Orban's government ban, with Italian politicians Schlein and Calenda among attendees (HuffPost Italia, La Repubblica, La Stampa, Sky TG24, ANSA, Adnkronos). New developments include far-right groups blocking two bridges along the parade route and escalating tensions between protesters and counter-demonstrators. An Italian senator describes the LGBTQ community as Orban's "internal enemy" while Ukraine represents the "external enemy," with both flags prominently displayed at the march. Separately, tennis player Sinner separated from coach Panichi due to the latter being "refractory to rules" and talking excessively, while Formula 1 coverage mentions competitive Ferraris dueling with McLaren (Corriere Della Sera).
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HuffPost Italia

Né il potere né Schlein logorano Meloni

I sondaggi del partito della premier sono stabili. In genere i governi non superano i due anni di vita, mentre il suo si avvia al terzo compleanno. Merito suo, e demerito di una sinistra che non sa fare altro che aspettare l’errore dell’avversario. E mancano due anni alle elezioni…
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17:06⇢Pride parade defies Orban with record turnout

⌨The newspapers report on Budapest's Pride parade drawing 200,000 participants despite Viktor Orban's ban, with Italian politicians Schlein and Calenda attending (ANSA, Adnkronos, La Stampa, Sky TG24, Corriere Della Sera, HuffPost Italia). Organizers claim it was the largest Pride ever held in Hungary, while far-right groups blocked two bridges and authorities threatened "legal consequences" for participants. Domestically, polls show Meloni's government remains stable as it approaches its third year, with HuffPost Italia noting the opposition's failure to capitalize on her position (HuffPost Italia). Tennis player Sinner addressed his recent staff changes, comparing trust in his team to his father's confidence in the kitchen (Corriere Della Sera). The G7 reached agreement on a global minimum tax with US exemptions (La Repubblica), while Italy's air traffic outperformed Europe with Rome Fiumicino surpassing London Gatwick (Il Sole 24 Ore).
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19:50⇢G7 Finalizes Minimum Tax Accord

⌨The newspapers focus on the Budapest Pride parade, where 200,000 participants defied Viktor Orban; the mayor publicly thanked him for publicity (La Repubblica, La Stampa). Italian politician Schlein commented that love cannot be forbidden by law (La Stampa). Additionally, G7 nations finalized a global minimum tax agreement, featuring a "parallel solution" for the US to prevent retaliations (Adnkronos, ANSA, Il Sole 24 Ore). Tehran held funerals for military personnel killed by Israeli raids (Sky TG24).
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21:26⇢Northwest Air Traffic Blocked

⌨The newspapers primarily report on a significant air traffic disruption in Northwest Italy, caused by a radar center failure. This incident halted over 300 flights for two hours across hubs like Milan and Turin. Flights initially resumed but faced a new stoppage, as technicians continue efforts to restore full air traffic control (Adnkronos, ANSA, Corriere Della Sera, La Repubblica, Sky TG24). This new, dominant story currently takes precedence in editorial focus.
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