Claudio Cerasa

From the ‘Report’ model to the ‘Lavitola’ model. The champion of moralism, whose own story has served as a lesson in moralising, teaches us that evidence is one thing, whilst suspicions and theories are quite another. Notes for a set of ten commandments against the culture of media and judicial lynching

Among the many decisions that Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will have to make, there are two that are more sensitive than the rest: when to hold the election? What to do about Vannacci?

Preaching neutrality in the face of global conflicts is not a means of positively influencing our security, but rather a means of negatively affecting our vulnerability. The only form of defection we need is against bogus pacifism

The elections are causing concern amongst the ruling majority, who fear losing them, but they are also exposing an opposition that has never been so weak in the history of our Republic, daunted by the (crucial) choice of candidate

The Oppenheimer moment is also about money. Behind the ethical ploy of Musk, Altman and Amodei

The IHRA definition, which exposes the hallmarks of anti-Semitic hatred. The change of heart by Schlein, Conte and Fratoianni, who had previously aligned themselves with that stance. The pretext of freedom to criticise Israel and the flirtations with the crowd chanting ‘Palestine from the river to the sea’ 

The leader of Futuro Nazionale is a reflection of what Meloni could have been but was not