On January 27, Italian editorial priority shifted from urban security to an environmental emergency in Sicily. The morning began with a focus on institutional ceremonies for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, where Prime Minister Meloni and President Mattarella condemned fascist complicity in the Shoah. Concurrently, editors tracked the fallout of the Rogoredo shooting; conservative outlets defended the officer involved while progressives questioned the use of force after a starter pistol was recovered. By early afternoon, a diplomatic rupture emerged as Iran summoned the Italian ambassador in response to Foreign Minister Tajani's proposal to designate the Pasdaran as terrorists. However, by the evening, a massive landslide in Niscemi, Sicily, dominated the headlines. Reports of 1,500 evacuees and the risk of a total hillside collapse prompted immediate political friction, as opposition leader Elly Schlein called for the redirection of bridge-building funds toward the environmental crisis. The day concluded with the finalization of the US withdrawal from Minneapolis and the arrival of ICE agents in Italy for Olympic security.