The Rome Court of Assizes has sentenced three Egyptian intelligence agents to ten years in prison for the kidnapping of Italian researcher Giulio Regeni. A fourth agent was acquitted of all charges. The court recognized the charge of kidnapping but not murder, bringing a significant legal resolution to the long-standing case.

Corriere della Sera: Regeni Case: Three Egyptian Agents Sentenced to Ten Years for Kidnapping, Not…

The Rome Court of Assizes has sentenced three of the four Egyptian defendants to ten years in prison for kidnapping Giulio Regeni, but not for his murder.

La Stampa: Regeni Case: 10 Years for 3 Egyptian Agents, 1 Acquitted

In a significant development, three Egyptian security agents have been sentenced to 10 years in prison, while one has been acquitted in the case of Giulio Regeni. The verdict comes after a lengthy legal process.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Regeni Case: Egyptian agents sentenced to 10 years for kidnapping, acquitted…

In the Regeni case, three Egyptian agents were sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for kidnapping, while one general was acquitted; the court recognized the charge of kidnapping but not murder. This verdict pertains to the alleged involvement of Egyptian intelligence officers in the abduction and…

ANSA: Giulio Regeni Case: Three Egyptian agents sentenced to 10 years for…

An Egyptian court has sentenced three intelligence agents to 10 years in prison for the kidnapping of researcher Giulio Regeni in Cairo on January 25, 2016. The murder charge was dropped, and they were convicted of kidnapping. The case has been marked by delays and obstacles from Egypt.

la Repubblica: Regeni Case: 3 Egyptian Agents Sentenced to 10 Years, One Acquitted…

Three Egyptian secret agents have been sentenced to 10 years in prison, while one was acquitted in the Regeni case. Kidnapping and torture were proven, but not murder, leading the victim's parents to state they are 'satisfied' with the verdict.

Il Post: Egyptian agents sentenced to 10 years for Giulio Regeni's abduction

Three Egyptian security agents have been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the abduction of Giulio Regeni, while a fourth agent was acquitted of all charges. This marks a significant development in the long-standing case.

The Garlasco murder investigation has concluded with new revelations, including claims that Chiara Poggi's DNA was not found on bicycle pedals, a fact that could have exonerated Alberto Stasi 19 years ago. Andrea Sempio is now reportedly facing indictment, with evidence suggesting the killer's shoe size is compatible with his foot.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Garlasco Murder Case: Chiara Poggi's DNA not on pedals, new investigation…

New details emerge in the Garlasco murder case, indicating Chiara Poggi's DNA was not found on the pedals, a fact that reportedly could have exonerated Stasi 19 years ago. The investigation is closing, with Sempio potentially facing indictment, as shoe size evidence is considered compatible.

Corriere della Sera: Garlasco Investigation Closed: Evidence Suggests Stasi Was Innocent in 2007

The Garlasco investigation has concluded with claims that the Ris of Parma knew of Stasi's innocence in 2007 but allegedly concealed DNA evidence found on bicycle pedals.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Poggi Family Lawyers: No new elements, case should go to Brescia Court

The lawyers representing the Poggi family state there are no new elements in the Garlasco case and that the matter should be presented to the Court of Brescia, asserting there is no need to seek an alternative culprit.

La Stampa: Garlaschi, for Prosecutors, Stasi Could Have Been Acquitted 19 Years Ago

A renewed look at the Chiara Garlasca murder case suggests that the accused, Stasi, might have been acquitted 19 years ago, based on the argument that he wasn't on his bike at the time of the incident.

ANSA: Garlasco investigation: Killer's shoe compatible with suspect's foot

The Garlasco investigation has concluded, with findings indicating that the killer's shoe is compatible with the foot of the suspect, Sempio. This case has seen 19 years of trials and twists.

The center-right coalition, with Fabio Roscioli of Forza Italia, has won the by-election in Reggio Calabria. The election saw low voter turnout, and attention was also drawn to figures like Roberto Vannacci, whose affiliated candidate secured around 10% of the vote.

Il Post: Center-right wins Reggio Calabria by-election

The center-right coalition has won the by-election in Reggio Calabria, with Fabio Roscioli of Forza Italia securing victory.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Reggio Calabria Elections: Center-right wins, low turnout reported

The center-right coalition has won the elections in Reggio Calabria, with the Vannacci-affiliated candidate Giannetta securing around 10%. The final voter turnout was low at 22.3%, with Forza Italia's treasurer achieving a significant victory.

Il Post: Marginal Reggio Calabria election becomes national issue

The minor by-election in Reggio Calabria has gained national significance, with attention drawn to figures like Roberto Vannacci.

Concerns persist regarding fuel prices and electricity bills, with the latest development being reports of long queues and shortages at gas stations in Milan following the implementation of a price cap, which some view as insufficient.

La Stampa: Fuel Prices and Electricity Bills Under Scrutiny

The front page highlights concerns regarding fuel prices and the upcoming changes to electricity bills, indicating potential economic impacts for consumers.

la Repubblica: Fuel Shortages in Milan After Price Cap: 'Initiative Correct but Could Do More.'

Long queues were observed at gas stations in Milan following the implementation of a price cap on fuel. Comments suggest the initiative is seen as correct but insufficient.

Journalist Giuseppe De Bellis has been named the new director of the prominent Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore, as well as Radio 24, Radiocor, and other group publications, with his appointment effective from December 7, 2026.

Il Post: Giuseppe De Bellis appointed director of Il Sole 24 Ore

Journalist Giuseppe De Bellis has been named the new director of the prominent Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore.