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Pope Leo XVI celebrated a Mass in Rome with LGBTQ+ groups participating, emphasizing dignity and inclusion. He met with Jesuit advocate James Martin, reaffirming support for LGBTQ+ acceptance. The pope is also expected to visit Lebanon by December, continuing his focus on peace and dialogue in the Middle East.
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Two American travelers on TikTok accidentally boarded a flight to Tunis instead of Nice, France, due to a misheard request. After hours of confusion and panic, they finally reached their intended destination. The incident highlights common travel mistakes and social media's role in amplifying minor errors today.
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Italian police have confiscated 21 artworks suspected of being counterfeit at a Salvador Dalí exhibition in Parma. The works, including drawings and tapestries, were flagged after a routine inspection in Rome raised doubts about their authenticity. The investigation is ongoing to determine if the pieces are genuine or fake.
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Mass protests erupted across Italy today, with over 80,000 participants in Milan and Rome, condemning Israel's interception of the Gaza aid flotilla. Demonstrators demand unconditional support for Palestine, release of detained Italians, and sanctions on Israel amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crisis.
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Mass protests across Italy occurred on Saturday, driven by a national strike supporting Palestinians and condemning Israeli actions in Gaza. The protests responded to the interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla by Israeli forces, with demonstrations including calls to suspend Israel from international sports and political condemnation from Prime Minister Meloni. The protests were largely peaceful but disrupted transportation and services nationwide.
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Protests erupted across Spain, Italy, and other European countries following Israel's interception of the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla, with thousands demonstrating against Israel's actions and supporting Palestinians. The protests coincide with widespread support for Gaza, including large rallies and strikes, amid ongoing conflict and diplomatic tensions.
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Mass protests erupted across Europe, including Italy, Spain, and Ireland, following Israel's interception of the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla. Demonstrators demand an end to the Gaza siege, with tens of thousands marching in major cities. The protests highlight widespread international criticism of Israel's actions and support for Palestinians.
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On October 23, 2025, King Charles III and Pope Leo XIV prayed together in the Sistine Chapel, marking the first joint worship between an English monarch and a Catholic pope since 1534. The ecumenical service, emphasizing environmental conservation, symbolizes a historic rapprochement between the Church of England and the Catholic Church after nearly five centuries of separation.
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Recent articles highlight shifts in grocery shopping habits: Amazon's new convenience store format in Arlington, US, and a US-based app offering cashback deals. Meanwhile, a travel writer reflects on Italy's community-focused, multi-stop shopping culture, revealing diverse consumer behaviors.
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In late October 2025, FBI Director Patel used a government jet to attend a performance by his girlfriend, country singer Alexis Wilkins, at Pennsylvania State University. The trip sparked media scrutiny and led to the ousting of a senior FBI aviation official. Patel defended his travel as compliant with rules, while criticism continues amid broader concerns about his personal use of government aircraft.
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Pope Leo, the first American pope, is visiting Turkey and Lebanon from November 27 to December 2. The trip commemorates the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and includes a prayer at the Beirut port blast site. The visit aims to promote interfaith dialogue and regional peace amid ongoing tensions.
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On Monday, the 13th-century Torre dei Conti in Rome partially collapsed twice during restoration work, trapping a Romanian worker who later died in hospital. Three other workers were rescued, one critically injured. Emergency responders faced complex rescue efforts amid ongoing structural instability near the Colosseum.
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A partial collapse of Rome's Torre dei Conti during restoration resulted in one death and injuries. Russian comments linking the incident to Italy's Ukraine support have intensified diplomatic tensions. Italian officials condemned the remarks, emphasizing safety concerns and political independence.
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Pope Leo and Palestinian Authority leader Abbas met in Vatican, discussing Gaza's ongoing conflict and the need for a two-state solution. The meeting follows nearly a month of a fragile ceasefire and marks the first in-person encounter since Leo's election in May. Both leaders emphasized aid for Gaza and diplomatic efforts to end the conflict.