The two authors, who voted against nuclear power in 1987 before later changing their minds, discuss the global energy landscape and the Italian situation in particular. An unbiased analysis

Eni’s voluntary scheme works because there are those paying upstream; if imposed on everyone, it would hit independent petrol stations

The year 2025 saw an all-time high in international trade in goods, with one major exception: bilateral trade flows between China and the United States

The pact with the populist devil, the shift to the right, federalism and self-government have vanished from the agenda. Salvini has even renounced Bossi’s political influence. And now that it has abandoned the North, the Lega is just another Roman party

The Radical Party leader believed that, by making it a tool for freedom, the European Union would become politically attractive. Had she not come through these parts, the country would be less free today

The draft Affordable Housing Act proposes local restrictions on lettings and property sales to tackle housing stress. However, the primary issue that requires attention is the shortage of supply.

Both are pursuing decarbonisation, but with one key difference: Amsterdam intends to bind future governments to the current decision, declaring the permanent closure of the Groningen gas field, whilst Oslo bases its policies on this issue on realism