A private Learjet 60 plane crashed in a residential area of Palm Beach County, Florida, killing nine people. The aircraft was headed to the Bahamas. 600 residents evacuated. An investigation opened.
King Philippe I of Belgium received in audience Bart De Wever, who resigned as prime minister after the failure of budget negotiations. The sovereign will start consultations with party leaders.
Three days after the consultations in Israel there is no clear majority. The Joint List could recommend Gadi Eisenkot to Herzog, while the Likud disputes the management of the investigations into alleged foreign interference and weighs the shadow of the Iran issue.
Yliana Yotova won the presidential election run-off in Bulgaria with 58.2% of the votes, defeating pro-European candidate Andrey Ghiurov. Low turnout under 30%.
The historic headquarters of the Communist Party in Via delle Botteghe Oscure in Rome has been transformed into the five-star luxury Thompson Rome hotel of the Hyatt group, sparking the regret of some left-wing exponents.
President Mattarella and Prime Minister Meloni will participate tomorrow in the solemn funerals of the four Italian soldiers who died on Thursday in a helicopter crash in Bosnia. The presidents of the Senate and the Chamber were also present.
Democratic congresswoman Haley Stevens has announced her support for Republican Mike Rogers for the Senate in Michigan, breaking with the Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed. The leaders of the Democratic Party condemn the gesture, while Donald Trump praises the choice.
From 4 November, over one million families will receive 500 euros through the card dedicated to you for food. Minister Lollobrigida's announcement, which highlights the total allocation of over 2.7 billion by the Meloni government.
The financial package provides for a reduction of 1.2 billion euros for public disaster interventions between 2027 and 2029. The funds will be reinstated in the three-year period 2030-2032, according to the tables attached to the rule on rationalization of spending.
In Bulgaria the polls are open for the presidential run-off between the outgoing president Ylenia Yotova, close to Prime Minister Radev, and the liberal Andrey Ghiurov. The outcome appears uncertain after a first round marked by a record negative turnout of 22.98%.
The commemoration of the victims of the Novi Sad disaster in Serbia joins the call for justice and truth. The tragedy fueled protests that culminated in the electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vucic's party.
Harsh institutional crisis in Poland between sovereignist president Karol Nawrocki and pro-European prime minister Donald Tusk over control of the Constitutional Court. The head of the court is suspended, street protests and intervention by the EU Commission.
The Meloni government presents the 2027 Budget Law, triggering criticism from the opposition over school cuts and pension management. The CISL union appreciates some measures but disputes the critical issues, while the government defends the allocations for energy and security.
The new economic package extends the incentive for postponing pensions to 2027, allocates 6 billion for the energy transition of companies and introduces new criteria for calculating the salaries of magistrates.
The leader of the M5S Giuseppe Conte harshly criticizes the Budget Law, calling it "Halloween". He denounces cuts to schools and healthcare in the face of an increase in military spending and contests the priority given to the Strait Bridge.
Next Wednesday, Israeli President Isaac Herzog will receive the official results of the elections and will start consultations with the parliamentary lists and parties.
The 2027 Budget Maneuver starts the parliamentary process with 19 main measures including bonuses, tax breaks and tax credits for families, young people, businesses and healthcare, aiming to support purchasing power and investments.
The new Italian budget law arouses harsh controversy from the opposition, unions and local authorities due to the planned cuts to school staff, pensions and healthcare, while the government is open to parliamentary changes.
The 2027 budget introduces changes to the flat rate regime, reductions in school staff, new taxes on gaming and funds for defense and healthcare. Critical reactions from oppositions and unions.
The maneuver allocates 17.1 million euros for the two-year period 2027-2028 to support the territories affected by the floods of 2023 in Emilia-Romagna, Marche and Tuscany and of 2024 in Emilia-Romagna.
The Budget law reshapes the Fund for the mitigation of seismic risk, halving the allocations for 2027-2028 and postponing them to 2029-2030. Extraordinary contributions are also expected for the reconstruction of L'Aquila and the municipalities of the crater.
The budget maneuver allocates an additional 2 million euros per year for the freedom income intended for victims of violence and extends the contribution exemption for companies that hire women victims of violence to 2029.
In an interview with the New York Post, Donald Trump declares that he will exercise the veto power in the event of a Democratic victory in Congress, while underlining the economic and military achievements achieved during his administration.
