The front pages of today's newspapers, October 17th: the press review

Pope Leo XIV telephoned Putin asking for a humanitarian truce in Oleshky. In Italy, students in the streets ask the school for more money and act as a human shield. Processions throughout the country, clashes with the police in Turin and Bologna. Blockade of truck drivers due to high diesel prices. The EU says yes to the Bill Decree: Italy-EU agreement, Meloni announces costs down. Meloni and Sanchez reach an agreement on Schengen and migrants. Zelensky relies on Europe after the break with Trump. Rome Prosecutor's Office investigates Israeli ministers for the Flotilla. In Garlasco, the defense brief claims that the fingerprints and DNA exonerate Sempio. Professors in the square as human shields. Energy, EU agreement: lighter bills. But in the Council there is a dispute over migrants. Students, demonstrations are spreading. Truck drivers stopped in the South. The Pope on the phone with Putin: "Now there is a truce in Ukraine". Meloni and Brussels reach an agreement on bills. Extra profits, the tax reignites the banks-government clash. Without coordination and without a single platform, the students took over the Italian streets. But for Meloni and Valditara they are just "thugs". The worm of Europe for migrants, the Council ends with von der Leyen's promise on a new crackdown against arrivals. First ok on the bills, for Meloni there are openings and closures.