La Repubblica

Italian influencers and other content creators on social networks could soon be bound by the same rules as traditional media when publishing content online. The influencer's activities will be monitored by the Italian Communications Agency (AGCOM), reports the BBC.
The rules will initially apply to influencers with more than a million followers.

Pristina Basic Court on Thursday remanded two Serbian citizens, Sinisa Jevtic and Ivan Sekulic, in custody for 30 days after they were arrested the previous day at the Jarinje border crossing point with Serbia.

They are being held on suspicion of terrorist activity, hooliganism and unauthorised possession of weapons.

Italian police have seized 24m pills of the painkiller Tramadol that they suspect were destined for sale by Islamic State to its fighters in north Africa and the Middle East, reported the Guardian. 

There are growing concerns regarding the fate of 40 people thought to have been on board the stranded Norman Atlantic ferry but who have so far not been accounted for.