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Italian actress Elena Sofia Ricci is drawing attention after an emotional interview about her divorce from composer Stefano Mainetti, calling it painful but necessary and admitting she now feels alone. She also criticised Rai's scheduling, saying it is unfair to air fiction so late in the evening. Talk around her name coincides with the new season of Ballando con le Stelle on Rai 1, where she is expected to appear, with the second episode highly anticipated.
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A claim that a small circle of cryptocurrency insiders in Dubai operate together like a 'mafia' is drawing wide attention, attracting hundreds of thousands of reactions. Commenters describe alleged informal networks of traders, promoters and investors who favor each other on deals in the emirate's fast-growing crypto scene. No names or specific wrongdoing have been confirmed, and the phrase appears to be used at least partly ironically.
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Italian news is dominated by mafia stories: the Finance Guard has dismantled an alleged secret banking system used by organised crime, operating through a car rental firm in the Milan area, with a reported 110 million euro turnover and 30 arrests. Meanwhile, mob turncoat Fabrizio Messina publicly disowned Cosa Nostra ahead of a verdict in his case.
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Formula 1 headlines are dominated by the FIA stepping in following technical findings on Ferrari and McLaren cars. Elsewhere, Max Verstappen took a dominant pole position, prompting Red Bull to celebrate what they call a unique performance. Verstappen himself is bracing for what he labels the 'toughest job of the year' in the race ahead, saying the team has the weapons to fight.
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Oliver Bearman received a ten-second penalty in a Formula 1 race, prompting debate over the FIA stewards' consistency. Yahoo Sports reports that the punishment handed to the Haas driver has raised questions about whether similar incidents are being treated equally across the grid. Fans and commentators are weighing in on officiating standards.
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Lewis Hamilton has publicly criticised Ferrari, saying the team have "big problems" after he collided with teammate Charles Leclerc during the Mexico City Grand Prix, costing the team a possible one-two finish. Leclerc received a penalty for the incident, which FIA stewards later explained. The latest spat between the two drivers has intensified scrutiny of Ferrari's season and internal tensions.
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The FIA has confirmed grid penalties for three drivers ahead of qualifying at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, meaning the starting grid will differ from qualifying results. Fans and motorsport outlets are discussing how the penalties will affect race strategy and which drivers stand to gain or lose the most this weekend.
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French police have dismantled a drug trafficking network operating between Spain, the Paris region and Corsica. Seven suspects have been jailed after being charged, with significant seizures of drugs reported. Separately, a resident of Landerneau implicated in drug trafficking avoided the prison sentence described as 'indisputable' in his case. The case highlights ongoing tensions around narcotics flows between Spain and Corsica.
- 9Sofia Kenin and Katie Boulter hit by online abuse, WTA responds●The WTA said that protecting players is "a key priority" as former Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin and Britain's Ka
Former Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin and Britain's Katie Boulter have become the latest women's tennis players targeted by online abuse. The WTA said protecting players is a 'key priority' as concerns grow over the harassment stars face on social media during tournaments. The governing body has faced increasing pressure to act on player safety online.
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Lewis Hamilton secured pole position with Ferrari in qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix in Mexico City, his first pole since joining the team. Reports also note an FIA decision concerning Fernando Alonso. Fans across India, the US, Mexico, Australia, Canada and the Netherlands are following qualifying results closely as the championship battle with Max Verstappen and other contenders continues.
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Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert is being discussed after commenting on questions over whether a penalised Max Verstappen is being targeted by Formula 1 race control. Dutch media, including De Telegraaf, picked up his remarks, with Herbert saying the situation feels familiar. Fans are debating whether Verstappen is being treated unfairly by the FIA's stewards.
- 12Photographer shares 2026 street photography series from Prague▼Praha - Nacho Carreras 2026 #photo #Originalphotography #Life #Fotografia #Foto #Streetphotography #Cityscape #Snapshot
Photographer Nacho Carreras has published a new series of street and cityscape photographs of Prague, tagged for 2026. The images, shot on a Huawei P50 Pro with HDR processing, capture the Czech capital's buildings and urban life. The work is drawing modest attention among photography and travel enthusiasts.
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Italian presenter Francesca Fialdini is hosting 'Da Noi... a Ruota Libera' on Rai 1, with upcoming episodes announced to feature guests including dancer Rossella Brescia, jury president Carolyn Smith and actress Matilde Gioli. Italian media are publicising the guest line-ups, while the show airs amid ongoing controversy around 'Ballando con le Stelle', with Simona Ventura's remarks about Barbara d'Urso keeping Rai Saturday programming in the headlines.
- 14SMX Builds Verifiable Identity System for Fashion Supply Chains▼SMX Is Building a Verifiable Identity Layer for Fashion, From Cotton Fields to Luxury Resale
SMX is developing a technology platform that gives garments a verifiable digital identity, covering the supply chain from raw cotton fields through manufacturing to the luxury resale market. The system is aimed at proving the origin and authenticity of clothing items, addressing counterfeit goods and sustainability claims in fashion. The announcement has drawn attention in fashion and supply chain circles.
- 15iPhone Duo expected to carry a very high price●iPHONE DUO ROMPERÁ TU BOLSILLO!!!!! Y tu confianza en Apple...
Talk is building around a rumored dual-screen iPhone, dubbed the iPhone Duo, with commentators warning it will break both consumers' wallets and their confidence in Apple. Tech commentators argue the device would be the most expensive iPhone yet, and that Apple's pricing strategy is testing customer loyalty. Details on specifications and launch timing remain unconfirmed.
- 16Stormy skies over Svendborg captured in new photographs●Svendborg from the bridge to Tåsinge (Denmark, 2026) # photography # fotografie # fotografia # photographie # photograph
A new black-and-white landscape photograph shows Svendborg, Denmark, shot from the bridge toward the island of Tåsinge, with dramatic storm clouds filling the sky over the harbour town. The image is dated 2026 and is being shared among photography enthusiasts interested in monochrome storm and sky scenes.
- 17DeepMind engineer Sofia Liguori resigns over Google's Gaza role●Meet Sofia Liguori, DeepMind Engineer Who Resigned over Google's Complicity in Gaza Genocide
Sofia Liguori, an engineer at Google's AI unit DeepMind, has resigned in protest over what she describes as Google's complicity in Israel's war in Gaza. Her resignation adds to a growing wave of employee dissent at Google, where workers have staged sit-ins and petitions opposing cloud and AI contracts with the Israeli government.
- 18Defiance Robotics Actuators ETF Draws Investor Attention●Defiance Robotics Actuators ETF (AT) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
The Defiance Robotics Actuators ETF, traded under the ticker AT, is drawing attention from investors tracking the robotics sector. The fund focuses on companies involved in robotics and actuator technology, giving retail and institutional investors a way to gain exposure to automation and advanced manufacturing trends without picking individual stocks.