Ylenia Gostoli

The Turk­ish elec­tion has seen ris­ing anti-refugee rhetoric, leav­ing many Syr­i­ans wor­ried about their fu­ture.

Thou­sands of res­i­dents who left the south­ern city face ad­di­tion­al chal­lenges in ex­er­cis­ing their fran­chise.

Elec­tions on Sun­day may bring sweep­ing change to Turkey, but in an earth­quake zone many will vote for the pres­i­dent.

At least three mil­lion peo­ple have been dis­placed fol­low­ing the earth­quakes that hit Turkey and Syr­ia last month.

Health work­ers ar­rive in quake hit-re­gion as con­cerns grow about spread of in­fec­tious dis­eases among dis­placed.

John­son start­ed out as a re­porter be­fore be­com­ing may­or of Lon­don, for­eign sec­re­tary and even­tu­al­ly prime min­is­ter.

Sev­en months af­ter se­vere re­stric­tions came into ef­fect, women are strug­gling with the emo­tion­al toll of the ban.

Doc­tors in Italy fear an­oth­er health emer­gency may soon arise – of non-COVID pa­tients ne­glect­ed dur­ing the pan­dem­ic.

As coun­try mourns virus vic­tims, a ris­ing death rate and fresh lock­down mea­sures fur­ther dark­en the na­tion­al mood.

The state must do more to pro­tect peo­ple work­ing in the cul­tur­al field, ac­cord­ing to pro­test­ers in Mi­lan.