Daughters forgive mother accused of killing their father
The lead story is about the Alverca case, in which a 43-year-old man was killed in a garage and his wife is accused of the crime. The cover also features Jorge Jesus ahead of the Portugal-Norway match.
Só um terço dos condenados por crimes sexuais contra crianças vai para a prisão
Only a third of those convicted of sex crimes against children go to prison
The main headline concerns prison sentences for sex crimes against children: of 304 people sentenced last year, 111 were jailed. The main image shows Lula and Bolsonaro, linked to the Brazilian elections.
Militar julgado por partilhar jornais em grupo com dez mil membros
Serviceman on trial for sharing newspapers in a group with ten thousand members
The main story is about an Air Force sergeant on trial for sharing newspapers on Telegram. The cover image and top banner concern the elections in Brazil.
Gabinete de crisis en la Moncloa: Sánchez, entre encuestas y su núcleo duro
Crisis cabinet at La Moncloa: Sánchez, between polls and his inner circle
The cover shows an aerial photograph of the Madrid demonstration, which drew 70,000 people at midday on Saturday, according to the Government Delegation. The main headline covers the Sánchez government's crisis cabinet.
Housing emerges as the dominant theme, putting the legislature at risk. Simultaneously, massive protests challenge housing policies, whilst Catalonia faces maximum alert status due to flooding with strong winds and heavy rain.
Sánchez usó a Zapatero como baza para salvar el 'decretazo'
Sánchez used Zapatero as a card to save the 'decretazo'
The cover reports that the former prime minister was sounded out by WhatsApp over the decree, after the announcement that Junts would vote against. A photograph shows the Madrid protest against the housing decrees.
The cover shows a housing protest in Madrid, with tens of thousands of people, about 70,000 according to the government delegation. Other items cover Russia's espionage network, unpublished photographs of Lorca and Spain's win over the Czech Republic.
The Sunday front page leads with a severe storm in Catalonia, with flooding and 20 comarcas brought to a halt. It also features US inflation and Spain's electrical capacity.
El ascenso de la ultraderecha aboca a una Catalunya ingobernable
The rise of the far right leads to an ungovernable Catalonia
The Sunday front page leads with an Ipsos poll pointing to an ungovernable Catalonia amid a rise of the far right. It also features housing protests across Spain and the bad weather in Catalonia.
The cover shows a seated man in red and white vestments with a cross on his chest, with blurred raised hands in the foreground. The headline is "Inoubliable" and the paper announces 40 special pages.
Sécheresse : les réseaux d'eau potable à l'épreuve
Drought: drinking water networks put to the test
The lead story covers the drought in France and its effect on drinking water networks. The central photo shows a blocked school in Lyon. The cover is dated Sunday 4 and Monday 5 October 2026.
Gabriel Attal, the centrist candidate for the Élysée, calls for a grand coalition stretching from Glucksmann voters to the republican right. He also urges a restoration of order and renewed dialogue with young people.
JU-Chef Winkel fordert zügig Gesetzentwurf für Rentenreform
Junge Union chief Winkel calls for swift draft law on pension reform
The Sunday Tagesspiegel cover has a large photo of five people sitting in a mountain landscape, under the title "Wo ist Heimat?". The main headline covers Johannes Winkel's call for a swift draft law on pension reform.
The cover leads with a photo of two women in profile and the soaring cost of elderly care. A central banner reports a sharp fall in asylum applications in Europe.
The lead story covers the feast of St Francis, patron saint of Italy, in Assisi, 800 years after his death, with President Mattarella attending. It also features Gaza, Kyiv and an editorial on climate change.
The main story covers protests in Spain, with thousands on the streets and a crisis for Sánchez's government. The page also carries the Italian budget plan on the deficit and sports news on Sinner and Goggia.
Kiev, buco di 70 miliardi. I russi assediano Kharkiv
Kyiv, a 70 billion hole. The Russians besiege Kharkiv
The lead story covers Kyiv's financial gap for 2027 and the Russian siege of Kharkiv. The page also features the Baiardo-Giletti-La7 case and Ranucci's complaint.
Scarpinato, il grillino che accusa la destra «depistava» sulla mafia
Scarpinato, the Five Star member who accuses the right of «misdirecting» inquiries on the mafia
Sunday 4 October 2026 edition. The lead story is about Scarpinato and his accusation against the right over the mafia, with the budget law and Sánchez's crisis also prominent.
Spagna in piazza «Sciopero generale» Sanchez all'angolo
Spain takes to the streets, «general strike»: Sánchez cornered
The main story covers the protests in Spain, with 500,000 on the streets after the housing decree was rejected and a general strike called. The page also features the alarm over Jannik Sinner and the psychiatric assessment of Moretti.
The edition discusses internal purges within the Democratic Party under Elly Schlein's leadership and how the lists will be composed. Also highlighted is news about Pope Leone and changes in the Vatican.
The main story covers the European left, with demonstrations in Spain over housing and student protests in France. The page also carries an interview with Cardinal Parolin on Ukraine and an Altan cartoon.
The lead story covers protests in Spain, with demonstrators in Madrid against housing costs, and the debt crisis in France. The page also highlights the Italian budget debate and the war in Ukraine.
L'EUROPA SI MANGIA I SOLDI CHE TOCCANO AI PENSIONATI
Europe consumes the money owed to pensioners
The main headline highlights the Brussels disasters and the Meloni government's issues, addressing how budget flexibility in Europe leaves fewer resources for pensions. The front page also covers Italian infrastructure questions, banking, and university matters.
The newspaper highlights Conte's resort to threats in political negotiations, whilst Lavitola sends a message to allies about the ease of accessing power. It also reports Trump's praise for Georgia and centre-right intentions to expand social support.
The main cover reports on the case of Stella S., a woman who was abused by her family doctor at age 19 and managed to report him, despite the professional being able to continue practising. The edition also includes stories about municipal elections and a confidential study that worries close circles.
The main headline reports difficulties faced by the Austrian SPÖ in recruiting candidates. The feature includes an interview with Franz Vranitzky on his 89th birthday, where he addresses the party's political crisis.
The main headline asks how to get out of the energy crisis. The accompanying text says this winter will be expensive and that the world is facing its second major energy shock in five years.
Front page dominated by story about Stojberg facing criticism from influential party members. Main headline refers to locking themselves inside. Also highlighted are political, sports and wellbeing matters.
De fleste penge i momsplanen går til dem, der tjener mest, viser beregninger
Most of the money in the VAT plan goes to those who earn the most, calculations show
The headline covers the government's plan to cut VAT on food: according to Dansk Industri, 57% of the amount would go to the half of the population with the highest incomes. The main image is a report on Trump voters in Ohio.
Forskere på RUC oplever, at akademisk frihed er under pres i betændte sager
Researchers at RUC feel that academic freedom is under pressure in inflammatory cases
The Sunday front page of Politiken leads with researchers at RUC being asked to hand over the names of students who supported Gaza. The large photograph shows Adam Goslett, who carried and gave birth to his child.
The main headline reports the collapse of a secret project by an AI billionaire. The front page also highlights news about the abandonment of a centre and a positive review of artist Eva Dahlgren.
Krigsfången i Kiev: "Vi hade fått order om att skjuta alla i svart. Vad borde jag ha gjort?"
The prisoner of war in Kyiv: "We had been ordered to shoot everyone in black. What should I have done?"
The cover leads with an interview with Nikolaj Kartasjev, a 24-year-old Russian soldier and Ukraine's best-known prisoner of war, accused of a war crime in Bucha in February 2022. The paper met him in detention in Kyiv.
Sunday's VG edition features a headline about five effective exercises to train the whole body, also highlighting football superstars and a celebration of 150 years of sporting history.
98 % av våra kunder är nöjda med Strands förstklassiga service
98% of our customers are satisfied with Strand's first-class service
The front page is a full-page advertisement for the estate agency Strand Properties. It includes three customer testimonials and an invitation to book a free valuation.
Životni intervju Joško Morić: Bio sam pomoćnik šestorice ministara, među njima je bilo hrabrih radoholičara, ali i blefera i kukavica
Life interview with Joško Morić: I was assistant to six ministers, among them there were brave workaholics, but also bluffers and cowards
The Sunday cover leads with a life interview with Joško Morić, with a full-width photograph. At the top are items on Croatia's 0:7 defeat to England and on Mostar.
The cover shows Aleksandar Vučić at a rally, with a pledge of a government of 12 ministers instead of 31. It also reports the transfer of the relics of Saint Sava's mother to Žiča.
The lead story covers the Athens visit of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the defence agreements under discussion. The cover also features an interview with British architect David Chipperfield about the new National Archaeological Museum.
Καμπανάκι και από διεθνά όικο για τα δάνεια των ολιγαρχών
National and international warning on oligarchs' loans
The edition highlights international warnings over oligarchs' loans in Greece and assesses consequences for financial institutions, whilst discussing government reorganisation and Cypriot security issues.
The front page reports on salary increases for 150,000 security personnel, including retroactive bonuses ranging from €960 to €6,000. The newspaper also covers public health initiatives and Middle Eastern regional developments.
ΣΤΑ ΣΚΟΥΠΙΔΙΑ πέταε δύο διεθνείς συμφάσεις για το 1,300 κλεμμένα κειμήλια
Two international agreements dumped in the rubbish over 1,300 stolen artefacts
The front page focuses on a scandal involving stolen antiquities, with two international agreements discarded related to 1,300 missing artefacts. The story involves political conflict between three presidents.
Οι πράξεις της ὑποταγῆς μίας προθυμης πολιτικῆς τάξης
The deeds of submission of a willing political class
The main headline addresses the deeds of submission of a willing political class. The front page also covers topics on interpretations of IITA regulations, discussions on judicial matters causing political confusion, and a celebration of the centenary of Athens First Instance Court.
The front page highlights shifts in Cyprus' political balances, with polls showing changes in voting intentions for the 6 December elections among CTP, UBP and YDP. The edition is complemented by news of a fatal traffic accident and government accountability.
The front page covers the political crisis within the Cypriot right-wing coalition, with the main headline focusing on self-combustion within the right-wing camp. Also highlighted are port development issues and other economic and political matters.
The lead story looks at Cyprus after António Guterres, with diplomats noting problems and prospects. The page also covers DISY, elections, water and artificial intelligence in education.
The Hürriyet front page focuses on the detention of the MHK chairman in a covert operation, with multiple reports on consequences for Turkish football and institutional reactions from the sports sector.
The main headline states that the paid military service scheme eased pressures on Turkey's military academy. Other prominent stories include international football results and economic concerns regarding currency crises.
Sabah edition of 4 October 2026 features President Erdoğan's speech at youth assembly focusing on national unity against genocidalists. Coverage includes Turkish sports victory and operation at upscale restaurant establishment.
Erdoğan: our people trust us, no loss will come beside us
The front page focuses on the president's statement about national confidence in the administration, whilst air defence news and sports issues feature prominently. A major sporting event (Teknofest) appears prominently with official attendance.
Do not make the people pay the price of corruption
The edition focuses on corruption in Turkey, criticising the invoice being taken from the stock exchange. The newspaper also addresses issues concerning intermediaries in Turkish politics and calls for transparency in diplomatic operations.
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