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Ofelia Passaponti will become the new professor on L'Eredità, Rai 1's long-running afternoon quiz show, appearing alongside host Marco Liorni. The announcement, reported by Il Mattino, confirms a fresh face joining the programme's familiar team of professors. The news is drawing attention from Italian viewers who follow the daily game show and its cast changes.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, visiting Athens, declared that Iran will never be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon. The remarks, made during a stop in Greece, reinforce Washington's longstanding position amid continued tensions over Tehran's nuclear program and come as diplomacy and sanctions remain central tools in addressing the issue.
- 3Rubio Urged Not to Ignore Venezuela's Non-Oil Economy●Dear Mr. Rubio, Don’t Forget About the Non-Oil Economy
Caracas Chronicles has published an open letter addressed to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, urging him not to overlook Venezuela's non-oil economy. The piece argues that policy attention focused on oil risks ignoring the private sectors and everyday economic activity that sustain ordinary Venezuelans, and calls for a broader approach to the country's economic recovery.
- 4Rubio Moves to End Iran Diplomats' Stay in New York●Iran's Diplomats Were Enjoying New York. Rubio Ended It.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has moved to end Iran's diplomats' stay in New York, cutting short their presence during the UN General Assembly period. The headline frames it as Rubio curtailing a visit Iranian diplomats were enjoying. Details of the exact measures and Iran's response remain limited.
- 5Rubio evokes Cold War memories on diplomacy visit to Iceland●Cold War memories stir Rubio in Iceland as he champions diplomacy and downplays differences
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke in Iceland, invoking Cold War memories while advocating diplomacy and playing down differences. His remarks come amid heightened international tensions, and outlets are highlighting how he framed diplomacy as essential while downplaying rifts. The setting in Iceland, a Cold War flashpoint, gave his comments added symbolic weight.
- 6Rubio Sidesteps Diplomatic Flap Over Trump Map in Iceland●In Iceland, Rubio Dodges a Diplomatic Flap Over a Trump Map
Secretary of State Marco Rubio faced questions in Iceland over a map associated with Donald Trump that stirred diplomatic controversy, but declined to engage with the issue. The incident drew attention as Rubio navigated the awkward moment during his visit, avoiding comment on the map dispute that had caused friction.
- 7Marco Rubio and Iceland's Foreign Minister Hold Joint Press Conference●Marco Rubio and Icelandic Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir Hold Joint Press Conference
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Icelandic Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir held a joint press conference, underlining diplomatic engagement between the United States and Iceland. Details of what was discussed have not yet been widely reported, but the meeting signals continued cooperation between Washington and Reykjavik on matters of mutual interest.
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Marco Antonelli, father of rising racing driver Kimi Antonelli, spoke to Il Resto del Carlino about the family's life in the Principality of Monaco, saying 'we are fine here'. The remarks come as his son continues to attract attention in motorsport, with the Antonelli family increasingly in the public eye in Italy.