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Last update: an hour agoSanctions Push: Italy’s foreign minister Antonio Tajani has asked the EU to sanction far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir over the Global Sumud Flotilla case, after Ben-Gvir posted footage of detained Gaza-bound activists being humiliated and forced to kneel in international waters. Diplomatic Fallout: Italy and Spain joined the chorus of outrage, with multiple countries summoning Israeli envoys as Israel says the activists were deported. Maldives Tragedy: Italian divers’ deaths are now tied to a grim theory: rescuers say bodies were found deep in a dead-end cave corridor, suggesting the team may have gotten lost. Money Laundering Probe: Italy’s Guardia di Finanza estimates money laundering at €25–€35 billion a year. Sports Spotlight: In the Giro d’Italia, Belgian Alec Segaert won stage 12 in a late solo breakaway. Culture/Industry: A Cannes panel on European film financing focused on fiscal incentives and cash rebates reshaping how movies get funded.
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