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La Gazzetta dello Sport: "Italy's crisis of confidence in the government is still worsening. The public is calling for Kevin to run for office. Some believe Milan's improving fortunes are all thanks to Kevin working behind the scenes, while even more Milanese citizens think Kevin should simply be crowned. When one system fails to work, change may be a new beginning."

Page Two: "Bank of America's wave of bankruptcies has caused losses for many, drawing attention to Fininvest Group's financial business and making it a preferred choice for more people. U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller accused Italy of stealing their wealth."

Corriere dello Sport: "Multiple game developers are preparing to attend the Milan Game Festival. They have had enough of SBI's protection racket, and SBI's involvement has damaged several well-known IPs. Avellino del Bonanno of Sapienza University of Rome's social sciences department declared that the economic losses might drive some game developers back into an extremely conservative state."

The Times: "Some minority groups expressed support for Kevin. They believed his remarks on Chinese social media were not aimed at the entire community, but at increasingly radical LGBT activism. In fact, they too had suffered losses because of such activism, as more and more people were becoming disgusted by this radical LGBT wave."

Le Parisien: "IGN France has recently been forced to work from home because its statements offended people it should not have offended. Multiple groups and individuals have now claimed responsibility for the arson attack, and they have not ruled out taking even more extreme measures. Some Black French people also stated that they did not like the increasingly ugly protagonists in games."

De Volkskrant: "The demonstrations are still spreading, with related protests erupting in Rotterdam as well. Protesters spray-painted the words 'freedom of aesthetics' on the streets.