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@ItalianNews@mastodon.ozioso.online · May 24, 2026

Today: Come investono i loro soldi gli imprenditori più ricchi d'Italia A Milano il potere economico sta cambiando pelle. Se un tempo la ricchezza delle grandi dinastie era indissolubilmente legata alla fabbrica o al mattone, oggi la nuova frontiera si chiama family office. Queste strutture, nate per gestire i patrimoni privati, sono diventate veri e propri... Serie B, playoff final: Catanzaro-Monza 0-0 - Live (Adnkronos) - Calabrians host the Lombardians in the promotion playoff first leg #Catanzaro-Monza #Lombardians #first https://www.adnkronos.com/sport/diretta-catanzaro-monza-oggi-finale-playoff-serie-b-risultato-live_bO1Xn1gNIHhxBNBdqXRx2

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@ItalianNews@mastodon.ozioso.online · May 24, 2026

Il Sole 24 ORE - Italia: Milano e la sfida del modello Londra, per ritrovare il ceto medio Un libro scritto in prima persona. Da brianzolo – di Arcore – che adesso lavora e vive a Milano. Da lombardo – laureato in Economia e commercio alla università di... Milan and the challenge of the London model, to regain the middle class. A book written in the first person. From Brianza – from Arcore – who now works and lives in Milan. From Lombardy – graduated in Economics and Commerce at the university of… #Milan #London #first #Lombardy https://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/milano-e-sfida-modello-londra-ritrovare-ceto-medio-AI69wSGD

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@ItalianNews@mastodon.ozioso.online · May 24, 2026

Today: Le rare parole di Antonella Clerici sulla mamma: "Non ha visto il mio successo, era chiacchierona come me. Papà più silenzioso, ora compie 90 anni" Antonella Clerici - volto amato della tv, una delle migliori conduttrici che la nostra televisione può vantare - si è racconta al Corriere della Sera. La presentatrice ha parlato, oltre che di lavoro (qui le parole su Ilary Blasi e Michelle Hunziker), anche di vita privata. Nella fattispecie ha... Oreshnik, the Russian missile that can strike all over Europe. AGI - "Oreshnik" is a medium-range ballistic missile, used by Russia against Ukraine (most recently in the night between Saturday and Sunday) and, according to the Kremlin, a “cutting-edge” weapon that cannot be intercepted. “The Oreshnik missile can strike targets across all of Europe” Launched for the first time at the Ukrainian city of Dnipro in 2024, it literally means ‘nut’, but it can be armed with a nuclear warhead. It is a medium-range missile, meaning it can reach targets between 3,000 and 5,500 kilometers away. Sergei Karakayev, commander of the Russian Strategic Missile Forces, which control the nuclear arsenal and the intercontinental ballistic missile program, stated that the Oreshnik can strike targets “across all of Europe.” The missile has also been deployed in Belarus Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, Putin’s key ally, announced in December that it had been deployed in his country, which borders the eastern flank of NATO. Putin: “It’s impossible to intercept the Oreshnik missile” It is “impossible” for modern air defenses to intercept the Oreshnik, which attacks at a speed of Mach 10, that is, 2.5-3 kilometers per second, Putin stated. Experts say the missile can travel at hypersonic speeds, but it cannot be maneuvered like typical hypersonic missiles. Hypersonic speed “As with other intermediate and intercontinental ballistic missiles, its warheads enter the atmosphere and reach their targets at hypersonic speeds,” said Marcin Andrzej Piotrowski, an analyst at the Polish Institute of International Affairs “but unlike hypersonic weapons, the warheads of the Oreshnik did not perform any hypersonic maneuvers, which would complicate the operation of missile defense systems.” The Oreshnik does not fall into the category of intercontinental ballistic missiles (with a range greater than 5,500 km). However, if launched from Far Eastern Russia, it could theoretically reach targets on the western coast of the United States. Until 2019, Russia and the United States could not deploy such missiles based on the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF), signed in 1987 during the Cold War. However, in 2019, US President Donald Trump withdrew Washington from the treaty, accusing Moscow of violating it, opening the way for a new arms race. “A reserve of ready-to-use missiles” By the end of 2024, during a televised meeting with military officials, Putin assured that Moscow had a reserve of these missiles “ready for use.” According to the Pentagon, the Oreshnik “is based on the Russian RS-26 Rubezh intercontinental ballistic missile,” which itself is derived from the “RS-24 Yars.” The RS-26 Rubezh missile program, whose first successful test was in 2012, was frozen in 2018, according to the Russian state news agency Tass. It had suffered from a lack of resources to implement this project “simultaneously” with the development of the next-generation Avangard hypersonic systems, which were to be able to reach a target virtually anywhere in the world. According to Putin, the Oreshnik missile can reach a speed of Mach 10, “that is, from 2.5 to 3 kilometers per second” (approximately 12,350 km/h), and “the temperature of the impact elements reaches 4,000 degrees Celsius,” which, in his words, is “almost equal” to the temperature of the surface of the sun. Analysis by Ukrainian intelligence According to the Ukrainian military intelligence (GRU), the speed achieved by the missile at the end of November 2024 “in the final part of its trajectory” was “above Mach 11” (approximately 13,600 km/h). The Oreshnik is also equipped with multiple warheads, each of which will follow an independent trajectory once it enters the atmosphere, which would further increase the difficulty of interception, according to the Russian president. #Oreshnik #Russian #Europe #Russia #Ukraine #Kremlin #first #Ukrainian #Dnipro #5,500kilometers #SergeiKarakayev #Belarus #Belarusian #AlexanderLukashenko #Putin #25-3kilometers #FarEastern #theUnitedStates #theColdWar #DonaldTrump #Washington #Moscow #Pentagon #RS-24Yars #RS-26Rubezh #Avangard #25to3kilometers #second #4,000degreesCelsius https://www.agi.it/estero/news/2026-05-24/missile-oreshnik-russia-ucraina-europa-37212148/

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@ItalianNews@mastodon.ozioso.online · May 24, 2026

Agi: Genova: 5mila alla "cena condivisa" tra i caruggi. A tavola anche Silvia Salis AGI - Una maxi tavolata con 5mila commensali tra i caruggi di Genova: nella serata di sabato si è rinnovato con numeri record l'appuntamento annuale della cena condivisa nel capoluogo ligure, organizzata da volontari, comitati e associazioni del centro storico per far vivere la "città vecchia". Tra i partecipanti, anche la sindaca Silvia Salis e alcuni componenti della giunta. Le parole di Silvia Salis "La cena condivisa è un gesto collettivo che racconta il volto più autentico di Genova - ha detto la prima cittadina - Vedere migliaia di persone sedersi una accanto all'altra nei nostri vicoli, condividere un piatto, una parola, un sorriso, significa restituire ai caruggi la loro vocazione naturale di luoghi vissuti, aperti, attraversati da relazioni umane e da una socialità positiva". "Questa lunga tavolata - ha sottolineato Salis - mostra, ancora una volta, quanto il centro storico possa essere uno spazio di comunità, inclusione e partecipazione. I vicoli devono essere sempre di più luoghi di vita bella e sana, vissuti dalle famiglie, dai giovani, dai residenti, dai commercianti e da chi ama questa parte straordinaria della nostra città". Prenotazioni sold-out La cena condivisa, che ha il patrocinio del Comune, quest'anno ha visto le prenotazioni già sold-out dopo poche ore: la lunghissima tavolata ha unito i sestieri, da piazza San Giorgio fino alla Commenda di Pre' con sapori locali ed esotici, dal pesto al cous cous. Per la prima volta, i tavoli sono arrivati anche nell'area da via San Luca e Banchi fino a Campetto. Come da tradizione, cibo e bevande sono stati forniti dai commensali: c’è chi ha scelto di portarle da casa e chi ha invece voluto acquistarli nei negozi della zona, con l'obiettivo di sostenere il commercio locale. Per la sindaca "tutte le istituzioni devono fare ogni sforzo possibile per rendere i vicoli ogni giorno più sicuri, più puliti, più vivibili da tutte e tutti. E la risposta entusiasta dei genovesi - conclude - conferma che c'e' un grande desiderio di vivere gli spazi pubblici in modo condiviso, accogliente e sostenibile, valorizzando anche il commercio di vicinato e costruendo legami tra persone". Genoa: 5,000 at the "shared meal" among the caruggi. Silvia Salis was also at the table. AGI - A giant table with 5,000 diners in the caruggi (narrow streets) of Genoa: on Saturday evening, the annual shared dinner event, held at a record number, was renewed in the Ligurian capital, organized by volunteers, committees, and associations of the historic center to bring the “old town” to life. Among the participants were Mayor Silvia Salis and some members of the government. Silvia Salis’s words “The shared dinner is a collective gesture that tells the most authentic face of Genoa – said the mayor – To see thousands of people sitting next to each other in our alleys, sharing a plate, a word, a smile, means returning to the caruggi their natural vocation as lived places, open, traversed by human relationships and positive sociality.” “This long table – Salis emphasized – once again shows how much the historic center can be a space of community, inclusion and participation. The alleys must be more and more places of beautiful and healthy life, lived by families, young people, residents, merchants and those who love this extraordinary part of our city.” Bookings Sold Out The shared dinner, which has the patronage of the Municipality, this year saw bookings sold out after just a few hours: the very long table brought together the sestieri (districts) from Piazza San Giorgio to the Commenda di Pre’ with local and exotic flavors, from pesto to couscous. For the first time, the tables also arrived in the area from Via San Luca and Banchi to Campetto. As tradition dictates, food and drinks were provided by the diners: some chose to bring them from home and others instead wanted to buy them in local shops, with the aim of supporting local trade. For the mayor “all institutions must do everything possible to make the alleys safer, cleaner, more livable for everyone every day. And the enthusiastic response of the Genoese – she concludes – confirms that there is a great desire to live public spaces in a shared, welcoming and sustainable way, also valuing neighborhood trade and building bonds between people.” #Genoa #SilviaSalis #Ligurian #PiazzaSanGiorgio #first #ViaSanLuca #Banchi #Genoese https://www.agi.it/estero/news/2026-05-24/genova-cena-condivisa-salis-a-tavola-37209366/

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