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President Donald Trump publicly criticized Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pontiff, for condemning the U.S. war in Iran and Trump's domestic immigration policies. Trump claimed the Pope owes his position to him and accused him of being "weak."

In Genoa, the forced removal of an anti-racist banner made by children in front of the Daneo primary school by Digos raised controversy. Mayor Salis condemned the incident, while the Police Headquarters launched an internal investigation.

The Federal Council has passed laws to reduce bureaucracy. From 2027, child benefit is to be paid out largely without application. In addition, the obligation to attach an environmental sticker will no longer apply to electric cars in the future, as the E-plate is sufficient as proof.

Germany faces multiple challenges: Left Party housing expropriation plans, low Rhine water levels impacting trade, debates on asylum law reforms, student protests against potential conscription, and new fuel tax cuts to combat high energy costs.

Lee Jae Myung criticized Vladimir Zelensky for publicly disclosing information about the transfer of prisoners of war from the DPRK to Seoul, despite a preliminary agreement on confidentiality.

Newspapers review Xi Jinping's visit to the White House and his meeting with Trump, with an analysis of the decline of the American role in the world and China's attempts to fill the void, in addition to a British proposal to tighten procedures for reporting sick leave to limit economic losses.

Benjamin Netanyahu was met with boos and delegates leaving the hall during his speech to the UN General Assembly. He countered with accusations of hypocrisy as hundreds protested against his visit in New York.