Overnight papers stayed on the US midterms aftermath, with Vance blaming the Iran war for defeat, Trump conceding the point but saying he would do it again, pressure building on Pentagon chief Hegseth, and Meloni insisting Italy-US ties were unchanged.
By mid-morning coverage shifted to a wave of bomb threats across European airspace, growing from three to at least 18-20 alerts. Flights including Dublin-Rome, Helsinki-Rome and Milan-Warsaw were diverted to France and Austria or escorted by Italian and French fighters to Fiumicino after a threat email written in Italian, later claimed by the 'Combattenti dello Stato maschile'. Prosecutors were notified and the Dublin-Rome pilot was placed under investigation.
Afternoon attention turned to the life sentence for Francis Kaufmann for the Villa Pamphili murders and the government's challenge to Veneto's end-of-life law, which split the majority, before evening editions returned to Trump alleging rigged elections.