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Press review for August 20 and 21: Key topics

The press reviews from Rai News and Sky TG24 highlight the issues on the front pages of newspapers from August 20 and 21.

21 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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According to Rai News, the front pages of newspapers on August 20 address various topics, without providing specific details.

Sky TG24 reports that the newspapers from August 20 discuss the conflict between Iran and the United States. In particular, the Financial Times notes Tehran's threats of possible attacks on American targets in Europe if there is an escalation. NATO has declared its readiness to face any eventuality, while Trump aims for economic isolation of Iran. Additionally, there is mention of an anti-corruption investigation in Ukraine involving Zelensky's deputy chief of staff, Iryna Mudra, who was dismissed due to news regarding the probe.

For August 21, Rai News highlights that the front pages of newspapers continue to cover relevant topics, but without delving into details, while Sky TG24 did not provide a specific update for this date.

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