
The editor of the Russian opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta, Serghei Sokolov, has returned to the editorial office after being questioned by the Investigative Committee as a witness in the case involving journalist Oleg Roldugin.
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Serghei Sokolov is the editor of the Russian opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta.
The interrogation of Serghei Sokolov by the Investigative Committee as a witness has concluded. The editor of the Russian opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta has returned to the editorial office. The same newspaper reported this on Telegram, specifying that the journalist "was interrogated in the context of the case of Novaya Gazeta journalist Oleg Roldugin".

The Italian press review of 15 October 2026 focuses on Prime Minister Meloni's communications to the Senate in view of the EU summit, on the health conditions of Pope Leo XIV and on the defeats of the Italian teams in the Champions League.

Turkish police have taken control of the headquarters of opposition channel Halk TV in Istanbul, interrupting live broadcasts and issuing 17 arrest warrants.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni insists on the EU to obtain greater flexibility in matters of energy and budget, while the hospitalization of Pope Leo XIV at the Gemelli hospital in Rome for the removal of a lung nodule is noted. In the background, the tensions in Ukraine with Putin's rejection of the truce proposed by Zelensky and NATO's warning on readiness to fight in the event of an attack, as well as the new European sanctions against Russia.

Pope Leo announced during the Angelus that he has a lung nodule discovered in the early stage, which will require surgery in the next few days at the Gemelli Polyclinic, expressing his desire to continue the trip to Peru. Mattarella expressed his closeness on behalf of the Italians. On the international front, Trump announced an energy truce with Russia, but Ukraine and Moscow have denied any agreement, while conflicts and geopolitical tensions continue. In the sports pages, Lazio surprisingly leads the standings, while Milan and Juventus draw in the championship.

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The October 11 press review highlights Donald Trump's attack on Volodymyr Zelensky and the political debate in Italy, alongside sports updates on Serie A and the weekend's protests.