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Marco Setaccioli recalled that, twenty years earlier, Anna Politkovskaya had been shot and killed in the hallway of her home in Moscow. He claimed that Vladimir Putin had ordered her elimination on the day of his birthday and described her as a journalist, activist, and opponent who had denounced the crimes of the regime and the restrictions on freedoms. Setaccioli also cited a passage from *Putin's Russia* in which Politkovskaya attributed the responsibility for what was happening to the apathy and weak reactions of those who opposed Putin, arguing that they contributed to ensuring his impunity. He urged readers to compare the words of the journalist with those of politicians who, in his view, were ready to trade security for votes and claimed that Putin's Russia was not a danger. He urged them to ask themselves whether, with their "cowardice," they honored the memory of Politkovskaya or legitimized the world of violence, oppression, and death that, according to him, her murderer was building. #Putin #Apathy #Freedom (translated)

Peter Gomez, in a letter to readers, claims to have acted correctly and to have never accepted bribes, while the judiciary investigates an alleged conspiracy of corruption involving major news outlets and Italian executives, including his own, highlighting the importance of transparency and oversight by authorities. #Giornalismo #Giustizia #Corruzione (translated)

The trial against Maria Rosaria Boccia begins, accused of aggravated stalking against the former Minister of Culture Gennaro Sangiuliano, with testimonies included from public figures such as Arianna Meloni and journalist Sigfrido Ranucci, while the next hearing is scheduled for January 15th. #stalking #giustizia #processo (translated)

The author remembered Viktorija Roščyna, writing that she would have turned 30 that day and claiming that she had been killed in prison by the Russians. He described her as a courageous journalist and added that her body had been made unrecognizable, saying that he thought of her. #giornalismo #memoria #dirittiumanı #RU (translated)

The author wrote that Julian Assange, the journalists from WikiLeaks, their lawyers, the doctors, and other journalists were awaiting the criminal trial against UC Global, which was allegedly accused of having spied on them on behalf of the CIA. He added that he had hoped those issues would be resolved. #JulianAssange #WikiLeaks #CIA #US (translated)

"An absolutely unacceptable attack in the Bulgarian exclusive economic zone. A very serious violation of international law and maritime norms." This was stated today to journalists by Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev after urgently convening the ministers and services responsible for Bulgaria's defense. #MarNero #Bulgaria #Droni (translated)

The author wrote that between the evening of Monday, September 28, and the following day, Egyptian security forces had taken six journalists from Matsadaash, from their homes in different governorates and on the street. He claimed that it would take just one night and a few hours of overtime in Cairo to shut down a newspaper. #Egitto #LibertàDiStampa #Giornalismo #EG (translated)

The front pages today highlight the announcement by Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez for early elections on November 29, the suspension of journalist Ranucci, the analysis of Istat data on the Italian economy, the reform of the electoral law, the investigations into the murder of Chiara Poggi, and Italy's victory in the Nations League. #ElezioniSpagna #Giustizia #RiformaLeggeEletorale (translated)

Sigfrido Ranucci has been suspended from Rai for ten days following a disciplinary dispute that includes sending company emails to third parties, unjustified accesses by an external individual, and defamatory statements against colleagues after his removal from hosting Report. #Rai #SigfridoRanucci #giornalismo (translated)

She died today, at the age of 60, journalist Alessandra Moneti from ANSA, a key figure in the food and agri-food sector, after a sudden illness that struck someone who dedicated her life to passionately and competently narrating the transformations of the industry. #GiornalismoAgroalimentare #AlessandraMoneti #MadeInItaly (translated)

Journalist Sigfrido Ranucci has been suspended for ten days by Rai, while his lawyer announces an appeal against the decision, which comes at a critical moment, pending the judge's ruling on his urgent application for removal from hosting Report. #Rai #SigfridoRanucci #Report (translated)

The article analyzes how ENI, an important energy and fossil fuels company, influences journalistic information in Italy through advertising and funding, highlighting a conflict of interest that limits press autonomy, especially following the company's recent decision to limit increases in automotive fuel prices. #ENI #informazione #conflittodinteressi (translated)

The director of Repubblica announced the launch of the new English section Repubblica Europe, which offers curated and innovative information, aiming to meet the needs of a global audience interested in good Italian journalism. #RepubblicaEurope #Giornalismo #Informazione (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that Rai had suspended Sigfrido Ranucci for 10 days based on four disciplinary accusations. Among these, according to the site, were about fifty entries into the company headquarters of Laura Cianfoni, a former Cisl unionist, the contents of a conversation with M5S parliamentarian Dario Carotenuto, forwarding company emails to Valter Lavitola, and disparaging colleagues. In particular, Giulia Presutti and Daniele Piervincenzi were mentioned, initially indicated as possible successors to Ranucci in leading Report. #Rai #SigfridoRanucci #giornalismo (translated)