Politics · Italy · 5 hrs ago
New Quotidiano Nazionale launches in Rome
The new Quotidiano Nazionale began publishing on November 5, 2026, with its launch event in Rome.
The newspaper is backed by publisher Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, who said he intends to make further investments in the sector.
Editor Agnese Pini described the publication as a commitment to readers who may disagree with its views.
She said its independence would be shown by publishing facts even when they challenge the paper’s beliefs.
The first edition focused on the US midterm elections and Donald Trump, with a front-page image of Trump and a headline about the White House.
The launch brought together Italian government and opposition figures, as well as people from media and culture.
Del Vecchio and the editors plan to build the publication, though no specific next steps were announced.
The new Quotidiano Nazionale was launched at a presentation event in Rome on November 5, 2026.
Publisher Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio said he intends to invest more in the sector.
Editor Agnese Pini described the paper as making a pact with readers and said they should be free to disagree with it.
The first edition focused on the US midterm elections and featured a front-page photograph of Donald Trump.
Politicians from the government and opposition attended the event.
- Who
- The new Quotidiano Nazionale, published by Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio. Agnese Pini is its editor.
- What
- The newspaper was launched, with its editorial team outlining the project.
- When
- November 5, 2026.
- Where
- At the Galleria di Arte Moderna in Rome.
- Why
- The sources describe the launch as the start of a new editorial project. They do not state a more specific reason.
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- Launch date
- November 5, 2026
- Launch venue
- Galleria di Arte Moderna, Rome
- Publisher
- Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio
- Editor
- Agnese Pini
- Front-page headline
- L'America scarica Trump. È guerra alla Casa Bianca.
What people are saying
Absolutely yes
In an era of imposed truths, we believe doubt is more credible
A newspaper's independence is recognized above all because it decides to publish even when a fact contradicts its convictions
When a newspaper renews itself and grows, democracy grows