Claudio Cerasa

We cannot delude ourselves into thinking that a law alone is enough to regulate our children’s relationship with digital media. The views of two European ministers. Platforms must be held accountable, parents must get involved: rules are best laid down at home. And perhaps this applies to the people of Maranza too

Amid the chaos in Spain (60,000 arrivals, 48,000 already returned), two forms of demagoguery are emerging: the self-defeating stance of closure (‘what if this happened to us?’), and the folly of denial (‘problems aren’t solved: they’re denied’). But there is a solution: more Europe

In his ‘Ventaglio’ speech, the President of the Republic reiterates some fundamental lessons: legislation should not be driven by emotion; one must not play games with those who threaten the state; and one cannot govern as a half-hearted Europeanist.

What does it mean to be a patriot today? What does it mean to recognise one’s enemies today? What does it mean to defend our country today? What does it mean to combat the patriotism of impostors? “A patriot is someone who defends their homeland, not someone who acts to make it more vulnerable to external threats.”

It is difficult, perhaps impossible, to say how this will end. To say, however, that Italian banks – thanks to the banking crisis – have demonstrated their strength, vitality and ambition is a fact that offers an interesting insight into the future of our country. Stories, highlights and the future

A clear-up following the guerrilla-style protests in Val di Susa. Those who choose violence, says Gian Carlo Caselli, adopt para-fascist methods. A recurring mantra of late, applied to acts of violence that have emerged in a world which, in the past, found support within the progressive camp

The Prime Minister and the chairwoman of Mondadori would, in theory, have everything going for them: they are both women, well-educated, ambitious, and, in a sense, both act as a bulwark against right-wing extremism. Yet, in recent times, within government circles and within the ranks of Fratelli d’Italia, a frenzy has arisen concerning Marina

New electoral law, an alliance without the general, a gamble on the right’s majority-voting orientation and, should the bonus not be awarded, dialogue – but only after the elections. This is how the centre-right can circumvent the problem posed by Futuro Nazionale

The dictatorship of emotions, the exploitation of crime stories and repressed realities. The story of the mad short-circuit that drives the suppression of (positive) trends when it comes to security, with the collaboration of the opposition, the media and even the government