The Campi Flegrei area near Naples has been struck by a significant seismic swarm, including a 4.7 magnitude earthquake, the strongest in four decades, causing collapses and injuring 21 people. Residents experienced dozens of tremors, with many spending the night outside. Separately, in Messina, the bodies of two missing individuals were recovered following a building collapse.

ANSA: Seismic Swarm Continues in Campi Flegrei, Dozens of Tremors Recorded

Dozens of earthquakes continue to be detected in the Phlegraean Fields area following a 4.7 magnitude tremor yesterday, the strongest in forty years. The most intense quake, measuring 3.1, occurred at 5:47 AM in Pozzuoli and Bacoli, and was felt in Naples, causing hundreds to spend the night…

ANSA: Fear Returns to Campi Flegrei: 4.7 Magnitude Quake, Collapses, and 21 Injured

A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck Campi Flegrei, causing collapses and injuring 21 people, with over 30 aftershocks recorded. This event has brought fear back to the region, impacting residents who spent the night out of their homes.

Il Post: Bodies of Missing Persons Found in Messina Building Collapse

The bodies of two individuals who were among six people missing after a building collapsed in Messina have been recovered. Earlier reports indicated five people were seriously injured in a similar incident.

Il Post: Several Earthquakes Shook Naples

The Campi Flegrei area near Naples experienced seismic activity, with the strongest earthquake measuring magnitude 4.7 and leaving at least 21 people injured.

The government, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, is pushing for a decree that could place regional prosecutor's offices under commissarial management, a move sparking controversy among magistrates. Concurrently, Italy is engaged in a military mission in Saudi Arabia, involving troop deployment in the Gulf, linked to the conflict with Iran, following parliamentary discussions.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Italy at War? Military in Saudi Arabia: From Parliament Hearings to Riyadh's…

This story details the Italian government's mission in Saudi Arabia, involving military deployment in the Gulf, and its connection to the conflict with Iran. It outlines the parliamentary discussions and government steps leading to the troop deployment.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: The government's blitz: the summer assault on the Court of Accounts

This article discusses a government decree that could effectively put regional prosecutor's offices under commissarial management, sparking outrage among magistrates. It also mentions efforts to bring the 'Ponte' project before the accounting judges.

Italy, under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has expressed its readiness to suspend the Schengen agreement for one month due to the escalating migrant crisis in Ceuta, a move that has drawn strong reactions from Spain and criticism from EU officials.

La Stampa: Italy ready to suspend Schengen, Meloni: "Shocking images from Ceuta"

Discusses Italy's readiness to suspend the Schengen agreement in response to the crisis in Ceuta, with Prime Minister Meloni commenting on the severity of the situation.

Corriere della Sera: Ceuta Migrant Crisis: Conditions and Returns

Reports detail the dire situation in Ceuta following the arrival of thousands of migrants, with many facing lack of food and water, and 48,000 being sent back to Morocco. Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez's visit was met with protests.

La Stampa: Migrants in Ceuta: "We were deceived, no one wants us"

A reportage on the approximately sixty thousand migrants who arrived in Ceuta, detailing their experiences and feelings of deception.

la Repubblica: Migrant crisis in Ceuta: 50,000 arrive, "We are looking for freedom"

Tens of thousands of migrants have arrived in Ceuta, Spain, with many expressing their search for freedom. The report includes the perspective of the founder of Open Arms, criticizing Europe's neglect of the causes of migration.

Il Post: What on Earth Happened in Ceuta?

The most serious migration crisis in recent Spanish history has subsided, leaving behind questions about its causes and many theories. Over 48,000 of the 50,000 migrants who arrived in Ceuta have returned to Morocco, with at least 57 confirmed deaths.

Corriere della Sera: Italy Suspends Schengen Over Ceuta Crisis

Italy has announced a one-month suspension of the Schengen agreement due to the Ceuta situation, drawing a strong reaction from Spain and criticism from EU officials.

la Repubblica: The founder of Open Arms: "Europe ignores the causes of emigration, this is…

Oscar Camps, founder of Open Arms, criticizes European policies on migration, stating that ignoring the root causes of emigration leads to the current crisis.

An inmate has tragically died as a result of a fire that broke out in the Bancali prison in Sassari.

Il Post: Inmate Dies in Sassari Prison Fire

An inmate has died as a result of a fire that broke out in the Bancali prison in Sassari.

Efforts continue to combat wildfires in the Piedmont region, with officials warning that the worst of the fires is still anticipated.

La Stampa: Wildfires in Piedmont: "We defend them, but the worst is yet to arrive"

An article about the efforts to combat wildfires in the Piedmont region, with a quote suggesting that the worst of the fires is still expected.