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The front pages of the newspapers on 24 September reflect an agenda dominated by international politics, with the United Nations Assembly as the main stage for the diplomatic clashes between Iran and the United States, and by the conflict in Ukraine, while in Italy there are developments on the return to nuclear power, definitively approved by the Senate with the first power plants expected in 2033, and on the government decree which provides for a ceiling of 30% of foreign students in schools, a topic already the subject of political and social debate.
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IL CORRIERE DELLA SERA
World conflicts in the foreground: "Wars and accusations on the UN stage". Pezeshkian shows "the children victims of the raids on Iran. The US delegates leave". Xi at the meeting with Trump who "invites Putin to the G20". School, "the decree for the cap on foreigners" arrives. Senate: "Definitive yes on nuclear power, the first power plants in 2033". News, accident at work: "Worker dead at the Colosseum". Lamezia, 14 year old arrested: "He kept a knife in the bathroom, he wanted to hit his teacher".
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THE REPUBLIC
The opening statements from the United Nations Assembly. Iran at the UN: "We will not give up on nuclear power and Hormuz". President Pezeshkian "shows photos of the girls killed by the US raids in Minab", the US delegation "leaves the chamber". Zelensky: "Putin must be stopped, he alone wants war". School: "The stakes of the Hill". Today in the Council of Ministers the decree "on 30% of foreigners in the classroom". Energy: "Italy returns to nuclear power, green light to the law on power plants". News: "Dying from work at the age of 22 on the walls of the Colosseum".
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THE PRESS
At the opening of the Turin newspaper the war in Ukraine. Zelensky at the UN: "Stop Putin. He is patient zero, no one but him wants war". But Trump "invites the Tsar to the G20 in Miami". US-Iran tension, today the tycoon welcomes Xi. Limit on foreigners: "The Genoa school where 24 countries coexist in the classroom beyond diversity". Economy: "Businesses, energy, universities. The plan to spend the last 24 billion of the Pnrr". Weinstein: "Hollywood ogre condemned". Night work at the Colosseum: "22-year-old worker falls and dies".
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THE MESSENGER
The school and the ceiling for foreigners among the topics on the front page: "Today the decree, the government opens up to the Colle's requests". Middle East: "Iran shows the murdered children to the UN, peace is far away. And the USA leaves the room". Rome, the tragedy: "Accident at work, death at the Colosseum. 22-year-old worker falls 10 metres, he was not attached". Energy: "Return to nuclear power, the green light from Parliament arrives".
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LA GAZZETTA DELL'SPORT
At the beginning focus on Milan who wants Rabiot until 2030: "Devil forever". Midfielder, attacking midfielder, playmaker: "The Frenchman is indispensable." Inter, the future of the Turk: "Doubt about Calhanoglu. Too many injuries, the club is reflecting on a renewal". Italy, Belgium tomorrow: "Romano leads. Mancini puts him at the centre, the big teams want him". Juventus, Neto arrives as deputy assistant: "Ait-Nouri the idea of the left". And Alaba "arrives in Udine". F1, Saturday in Baku with Antonelli preparing the sprint: "World Championship arrival".
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THE SPORT COURIER
Exclusive interview with Vincenzo Italiano in the foreground. In Türkiye he is already "very popular, the strengths of his Besiktas are two black and white discards": "Thank you Juve". The coach's words: "Vlahovic is the strongest I have coached, Miretti is someone who changes games". Inter, Zenga speaks: "Chivu is a Premier coach". Rome: "Gasperini sorcerer". Lotito: "Market? Let's change the rules". National: "Italy discovers Zoma".
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ALLSPORT
Juventus at the start: "Porta nuova". Today Neto arrives, the future is Palmisani. Turin: "Pellegri is also in attack." Udinese: "What a blow, Alaba taken." Malagò case: "Serie A challenges Coni". National teams, tomorrow Italy - Belgium: "Pessina, Doumbia, Zoma. Albinoleffe family". Volleyball: "Italy, what a disappointment! Goodbye European dream".
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THE DAILY FACT
Politics in the foreground: "FI and FdI, impunity also for unelected ministers". The right "also want to shield non-parliamentarians". Electoral law, Melonellum: "The Quirinale hopes for the Consulta before voting". Economy: "Deficit, it's Giorgetti's own goal. 110% has nothing to do with it." Israel at the vote: "Appeal of the eliminated Arab parties". News: "A worker dies and the Colosseum remains open, Giuli in a haywire". School: "Mattarella corrects sanctions and exemptions from the decree on the ceiling for foreigners".
9/14
THE NEWSPAPER
The turning point towards energy independence opening: "Welcome back to nuclear power". "Definitive green light from the Senate, the first power plants ready in seven years". The reform: "Room for foreigners in schools, but the CEI supports Islam". Investigation into the "Salis method", former collaborators against the MEP Avs: "So he exploited us without paying us". World Wars: "The irrelevance of the UN theater". Politics: "The left now defends the Rai license fee".
10/14
FREE
"Come on, less taxes", is the opening title. Salvini: "We need a courageous maneuver". Giorgetti: "Reduction of Irpef for the middle class and structural abolition of stamp duty". Return of nuclear energy: "Parliament's definitive yes". School: "Bindi also wanted a roof for foreigners in the classroom." Salis' plan: "Remigrate Naomi Campbell". From the Capital: "Gualtieri as anti-Meloni? He ruined the accounts in Rome."
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IL SOLE 24 ORE
Energy in the foreground: "Nuclear, green light to return to Italy". Minister Pichetto Fratin: "It's a law for the energy future of the country. Now the implementing decrees". The focus: "The Isab refinery in Priolo passes to the Italian Ludoil". Middle East, Macron: "A spectacle in Gaza that makes us ashamed". UN Assembly: "Pezeshkian replies to Trump but does not close the dialogue". Rome: "A worker dies on the Colosseum construction site".
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THE PAPER
World scenarios among the front page topics: "The insatiable terror of regimes". Xi offers Trump "the photo he wants with Kim Jong Un, the crucial facilitator of the war in Ukraine." Recorded "a Russian helicopter in Polish skies". Meanwhile, Zelensky speaks to the UN: "Putin doesn't want to stop". Middle East: "The laws of Tehran". Politics: "Meloni's nails". Premier "distressed by the cost of petrol". School: "Fioroni's class".
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THE MANIFESTO
The opening news: "A day like many others". Andrea Moretti was 22 years old, "he fell at night from a height of ten meters while working on the new lighting system of the Colosseum". UN: "Pezeshkian and Zelensky on the attack". China-USA: "Xi and Trump face to face today: summit of the two worlds". School: "Valditara goes straight to the ghetto classes". Gaza: "The Board of Peace strikes and cuts funding".
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TOMORROW
Focus on politics at the beginning: "Electoral law and the Quirinale dream, why Meloni dirties Mattarella". On the roof for foreign students "new challenge from the right, a decree will be made". The prime minister "attacks the president because she fears his moves". UN, Iran challenges the USA: "Kill girls, you are terrorists". Romania, the Georgescu scandal. His partner: "I heard Salvini". Football: "Who cares about the Nations League? For Italy in crisis it is a laboratory."
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Italian government will issue the implementing decree on the 30% ceiling for foreign students in schools within the next few weeks, after the approval of the principle in the Council of Ministers.
Likely · Within weeks
The first nuclear power plants in Italy will come into operation no earlier than 2033, as foreseen by the law finally approved by the Senate.
Very likely · Within years

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced a cap on foreign students in class, sparking debate on models of school integration. Unlike strict quotas, Western countries focus on language tests and transition classes.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni attended the inaugural dinner of Milan Fashion Week at Palazzo Reale, underlining the government's support for the fashion sector, which represents around 5% of GDP and employs one million people. The last presence of a prime minister at the event dates back to 2016 with Matteo Renzi.

Chinese President Xi Jinping and first lady Peng Liyuan arrived in Washington for a state visit, accompanied by Melania Trump for a visit to the National Museum of Asian Art. The program includes talks between the presidents, a state banquet and a private tea at the White House. Peng Liyuan, known as 'Mom Peng', is engaged in soft power activities through cultural exchanges and health promotion.

The government is evaluating the refinancing of Transition 5.0 due to the high number of reservations for hyper-amortization, with the possibility of extending the duration of the program beyond 30 September 2028. At the same time, the refinancing of the single SEZ for the South, Umbria and Marche is being discussed, with a possible expansion to the Centre-North limited to administrative simplifications. Other tools such as development contracts, Nuova Sabatini and appliance bonuses could receive new resources. On the EU front, Italy is collaborating with Poland, France and Germany on a document to strengthen the competitiveness of household appliances. Finally, indications are awaited from the Supreme Court on the future of the former Ilva, while an industrial reorganization intervention is being prepared with a new allocation of 400 million for the pre-reduced in Taranto.

Donald Trump received Chinese President Xi Jinping directly on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews, in a rare ceremony for a foreign leader. The two met in the presence of first ladies Melania Trump and Peng Liyuan, with a guard of honor and US military jets present. The topics of Taiwan, the war in Iran, artificial intelligence and economic and national security interests were at the center of the summit. Xi stressed the need for partnership rather than rivalry between the two countries, citing friendly exchanges and intertwined interests. This is the third meeting in a year between the leaders of China and the US, aged 73 and 80 respectively, after the stalemate following the May meeting in Beijing on tariffs. The meeting could lead to an extension of the trade truce expiring in November, following talks on Sunday in New York between He Lifeng and Scott Bessent. According to Chinese sources cited by Reuters, Xi will ask Trump to stop US arms sales to Taiwan, recalling the 1982 agreement, and to interrupt deliveries of armaments already ordered by Taipei worth around 14 billion dollars. In exchange, China would offer greater cooperation on the Iranian issue. Tariffs and AI will also be discussed, with possible increases in Chinese purchases of US agricultural products, while AI safety expectations are low. On the eve of the summit, Chinese Ambassador to the US Xie Feng said that China has red lines on Taiwan, human rights, development paths and the right to development, which cannot be crossed, stressing that mutual cooperation brings benefits, while confrontation harms both.

According to Reuters sources, Xi Jinping is ready to ask Donald Trump to stop US arms sales to Taiwan, including deliveries already ordered, in exchange for greater Chinese cooperation on pressuring Iran to resolve the crisis in the Persian Gulf. The dossier is part of the context of commercial and technological tensions between the two countries.