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The Meloni government has proposed a cap on the presence of foreign students in schools, sparking controversy. President Mattarella, when he was Minister of Education in the 1980s, had issued similar guidelines. The Italian GDP deficit remains at 3.1%, keeping the country under European infringement procedure. Trump, speaking at the UN General Assembly, accused several countries and asked Putin to stop the war in Ukraine.
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IL CORRIERE DELLA SERA
The school in the foreground: "Foreigners in the classroom, there is tension". Meloni and Mattarella's words on the ghettos: "As a minister he issued a circular". Economy: "Deficit above 3%, the EU constraint remains". Politics: "Women and skirts, storm over Vannacci". Trump show at the UN: "Putin stop the war". And the tycoon launches "accusations against Cuba and Iran". Middle East, Riyadh: "The damaged oil pipeline reopens". Family in the woods: "Meeting with the children in the house in Palmoli". Cycling World Championships: "Ganna drags the Azzurri".
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THE REPUBLIC
The school case still open: "Meloni challenges Mattarella". The prime minister "defends the ceiling for foreigners and brings up the president" referring to the fact that "he also wanted him as education minister". Istat: "Budget deficit at 3.1%. Italy remains under special EU observation." Trump at the UN: "Accusations to all, US-Iran talks during the works". The case: "The sisters hidden in a shop for a social competition". Football: "National team of expatriates, Mancini looks out".
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THE PRESS
"Meloni challenges Istat and Mattarella", is the opening headline of the Turin newspaper. Deficit-GDP ratio at 3.1%, "Rome remains in the European procedure". On the topic of foreigners at school, the Prime Minister quotes the President: "When he was minister he did the same". Speech at the UN: "Trump hits the United Nations". News: "Thief killed while fleeing, the mystery of the double shot". Healthcare: "The black hole of waiting lists, 50% give up".
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THE MESSENGER
"Meloni-Colle, the school is a case", is the headline. The Prime Minister: "Also from Mattarella, minister, circulars on the roof for foreigners". The leader: "No disagreement with the President, he too wants to overcome the ghettos." Economy: "Deficit at 3.1%, Italy remains in the EU procedure". Social security reform: "In 2029 you will retire at 67 years and 6 months. Next year's slowdown will be recovered". Ranucci case: "New Lavitola business is popping up in African countries". Cinema: "Talk intellectuals in Zalone's sights".
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LA GAZZETTA DELL'SPORT
The Italian national team in the foreground: "Pio d'Italia". Here is Mancini's 9, "Esposito is ready". The coach prepares his debut with Belgium in the Nations League: "The Inter player makes his way at the center of the attack." The Under 21 coach, Baldini: "I supported Frosinone, they represent our football". Transfer market: "Juve, future at the door. Attack on Palmisani". Milan: "Act of Amorim. The axis with Rabiot is good for Modric". Cycling World Championships: "The world relay gold (with Ganna)".
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THE SPORT COURIER
Serie A: "That place belongs to Lucio". Opta's algorithm rewards Juventus by "guaranteeing" the Champions League zone: "Inter, Roma and Como are the top trio". Napoli: "Allegri conceded 36 goals". Milan: "We are studying the renewal of Pulisic". Rome: "It's a completely different Dybala." The coach of the Italian Under 21 team, Baldini: "I supported Como".
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ALLSPORT
The analysis on the first 100 days of Carnevali at Juventus and what the next ones will be like dominates the page: "Revolution for the new Yildiz". Scouting "will be restructured, fewer algorithms and more direct contacts". Toro, interview with Graziani: "Cacciamani among the best, the future is his". National team, Italy starts again. Luca Toni speaks: "You do better than I did at 21, but you become meaner." Under 21, Baldini: "Our football? More Frosinone than Como". Cycling World Championships: "Golden Relay!". Tennis: "The hunt for the fourth Davis in a row begins with Korea."
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THE DAILY FACT
Politics in the foreground: "Elections without a euro for rearmament and construction sites". Economy: "Dry melons, GDP deficit stuck at 3.1%? Istat's fault." The investigation: "Fininvest received 13 billion lire in cash of unknown origin". Abroad: "Sanctions emptied in Moscow, the Nordics and Zelensky furious". USA: "Trump anti-UN and CPI, Macron and Burnham prone". Anti-Semitism bill: "The Democratic Party goes from Ni to No, without constraints". Pnrr: "Horrendous and expensive students, rooms costing 700 euros."
9/14
THE NEWSPAPER
The government's opening moves: "School and accounts, Meloni's challenge". The prime minister "defends the cap on foreign students in class". According to the leader "it is a common sense measure. When Mattarella was minister he drew up similar circulars". On public debt "he points the finger at Conte and the chasm created by the Superbonus". Trump's speech at the UN from Iran to Putin: "Peace or I destroy the ayatollahs". Polls: "Vannacci is already going down. And the center-right is going up." The immigration issue: "Sick for doctors, healthy for crime".
10/14
FREE
The school in the foreground: "Oops!". Even Mattarella in 1989, as Minister of Education, "had recommended a cap on the number of foreign children in school". Istat data: "Deficit at 3.1%" And Meloni warns: "Electoral law, trust or at home". Ranucci case: "Lavitola's laments, money, fish, lovers". The editorial: "A government that leaves no Superholes".
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IL SOLE 24 ORE
Public finances in the foreground: "2025 deficit at 3.1%, new spending on energy and defense now at high risk". Mechanical components: "The Modena-based Usco takes over Intraltractor from the American Titan. A 1.4 billion big company is born". Government bonds: "The new green BTP is full, demand over 110 billion". Trump at the UN: "Agreement or we will destroy Iran. And Putin make peace". High tension, Meloni: "Mattarella was also in favor of foreigners at school".
12/14
THE PAPER
The economy among the topics in the foreground: "The most dangerous deficit is that of the government". The problem "is not the deficit at 3.1%, but the out-of-control spending at the Mef". The provocation: "To the brink of the abyss". The opposition senators "shorten their skirts in the Chamber against Tajani (and Vannacci sees naked)". Foreign Affairs: "The art of opacity". The trait that Trump and Xi most have in common "is hatred for transparency". UN: "Allies summoned". Trump "meets Burnham and Zelensky and appears benevolent".
13/14
THE MANIFESTO
"Sforo italico" is the opening title. The focus is on the economy and on the ratio between deficit and GDP which remains at 3.1%: "Italy is not leaving the European infringement procedure". The school: "Melons without limits attacks Mattarella". UN Assembly: "The world according to Trump between threats and fake news". Berlin: "Expropriations and Palestine, the Linke triggers panic".
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TOMORROW
The school is still in the foreground: "Meloni attacks Mattarella. So he wants to obscure the flop in the accounts". The Prime Minister: "As Minister of Education the President wrote a circular on the roofs for foreigners." The controversy "to distract from the failure on the GDP deficit". UN: "Boredom Trump, from Iran to Putin there is a stalemate on everything." Ukraine-Russia war: "Kiev and Moscow, here is the army of deserters". The AfD plan: "We will also remigrate unassimilated Germans."
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Meloni government will formally present a law on the cap on foreigners at school in the coming weeks
Likely · Within weeks
The EU infringement procedure for excessive deficit against Italy will continue at least until next spring
Very likely · Within months
Trump will continue to use the international stage to criticize the UN and promote a unilateral foreign policy
Likely · Within months

Prime Minister Meloni defends the cap on foreign students per class, citing the circulars of former minister Mattarella. The Quirinale does not comment, while the opposition arises. Minister Valditara assures the absence of tensions.

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