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Italian army removes and defuses 250 explosives encased in ice for more than 100 years after hikers’ sightings

A significant cache of unexploded bombs from the first world war emerged this summer from rapidly retreating glaciers in the Dolomites, the Italian army has said.

The devices, which included Italian artillery shells and French mortar bombs, were removed and defused by the army’s Julia Alpine brigade, according to a statement.

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© Photograph: Julia Alpine Brigade

© Photograph: Julia Alpine Brigade

© Photograph: Julia Alpine Brigade

Italian army removes and defuses 250 explosives encased in ice for more than 100 years after hikers’ sightings

A significant cache of unexploded bombs from the first world war emerged this summer from rapidly retreating glaciers in the Dolomites, the Italian army has said.

The devices, which included Italian artillery shells and French mortar bombs, were removed and defused by the army’s Julia Alpine brigade, according to a statement.

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© Photograph: Julia Alpine Brigade

© Photograph: Julia Alpine Brigade

© Photograph: Julia Alpine Brigade

Baked potatoes are a classic comfort food, but getting crispy skins and a fluffy centre can be tricky.

L'articolo Roma, videoracconto della giornata di cortei: “No alla guerra, i proventi si fanno sul sangue degli oppressi” proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Dopo aver sfilato per via Cavour, via dei Fori Imperiali, cambiando spesso direzione, migliaia di giovani in corteo hanno raggiunto il Colosseo nel pomeriggio di sabato 24 ottobre. Alcuni manifestanti, forzando i tornelli, sono entrati all’interno del monumento, per uscirne dopo pochi minuti.

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Just a sprinkle on the outside of your toastie makes them irresistible

Protests and fringe violence expose sharp divide between marginalised and immigrant youth and those with greater prospects

Martina Miccichè was filming riot police kicking and beating a teenager with batons as they dragged him along Piazza del Duomo, the central Milan square hosting its cathedral, when she was struck by a flying object, causing a deep gash and bruising near her right eye.

The journalist had joined hundreds of mostly young people marching through the northern Italian city on Saturday afternoon to protest over soaring living costs and unaffordable housing, echoing the wider wave of economic discontent fuelling protests across Europe.

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© Photograph: Stefano Porta/LaPresse/AP

© Photograph: Stefano Porta/LaPresse/AP

© Photograph: Stefano Porta/LaPresse/AP

Estados Unidos y Rusia dan señales de acercamiento diplomático mientras la guerra en Ucrania continúa sin una salida clara. La reanudación de las conversaciones tripartitas entre Moscú, Washington y Kiev abre una nueva posibilidad de negociación, pero también plantea interrogantes sobre el papel de Donald Trump, sus gestos hacia Vladimir Putin y la presión sobre Volodímir Zelenski. ¿Puede este acercamiento conducir a una paz duradera? ¿Cómo se pueden interpretar las últimas decisiones de la Casa Blanca? Lo analizamos en El Debate de France 24.

Las mujeres siguen siendo minoría en el Congreso de Estados Unidos: ocupan alrededor del 28% de los escaños, pese a que las elecciones de medio mandato de 2026 llegan con una cifra récord de legisladoras en ejercicio. También analizamos el informe de FIFPRO sobre las desigualdades salariales y los problemas de salud mental en el fútbol femenino, y el debate abierto en Colombia por un proyecto de ley que busca reformular la educación sexual con un enfoque biológico. Tres escenarios distintos en los que la igualdad sigue en disputa.

Government planning tougher security measures as France also says military forces will be deployed

• Why are people protesting across Europe?

Italy’s government is sending 500 soldiers to Milan and vowed a “firm response from the state” after protests against the cost of living descended into clashes with police, vandalism and looting. Further demonstrations are planned on Saturday.

The government of the far-right prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, also announced new security measures, including an offence of violent participation in ⁠a demonstration, tougher penalties for ⁠rioters, and financial liability for ​parents whose children take part in vandalism and looting.

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© Photograph: Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Alessandro Bremec/NurPhoto/Shutterstock

The polished leather of Francisco “Torrinho” Torres’ shoes gleamed as he walked toward the lectern in the plenary chamber of the Pará state legislature in the Brazilian Amazon. The 57-year-old rancher-turned-politician moved unhurriedly as he prepared to deliver a speech that would set in motion a series of events leading to new invasions of the Ituna/Itatá Indigenous Territory. It was June 30, 2026, in what seemed to be a routine session for the state representative from one of Brazil’s largest Amazonian states. Behind his sharp suit and the supportive nods of his agribusiness allies was a track record of environmental fines, a corruption investigation, and land disputes. In a brief speech, Torres defended a bill he’d authored to create a new state-run environmental protection area, APA Bacajaí. He presented the measure as a solution for families struggling to farm and rural families in need of land regulation. Three other state representatives took the stand to support the proposal. They spoke of farmers who had waited decades for land titles, of families unable to access credit without them, and of the uncertainty created by the possibility of an Indigenous land claim. It only took 24 minutes for the chamber to pass the bill into law unanimously. There were no objections and no requests for technical notes — even though it was known that the new 142,400-hectare (about 351,900-acre) reserve would overlap entirely with the Ituna/Itatá Indigenous Territory. The area has been under a land-use protection order since 2011 to safeguard the…This article was originally published on Mongabay