Luca Roberto

The Fn group presents a bill tailored to Mario Roggero’s case. Salvini is once again attacking Forza Italia (“let them explain to Italians why they oppose self-defence”). Meanwhile, the general’s loyalists are seeking support from certain influencers who are “friends” of Salvini

The broad-based strategy to defeat the right: taking the matter to the Constitutional Court. On all issues, from the Stabilicum to potential new rules extending the right to self-defence

It’s not just about electoral law: issues relating to the justice system (including self-defence) could highlight divisions within Forza Italia. And the Prime Minister fears that the parliamentary group might act as it did on the issue of preferential votes

The president of Lombardy has complained about the Minister for Enterprise (“no money for the ZES”). This is just the latest in a series of tensions between the head of the Mimit and the Carroccio

Via della Scrofa is considering placing all the big names at the top of the closed lists, starting with Prime Minister Meloni (who is standing in all five multi-member constituencies). And the Sister Party of Italy is also expected to stand for Parliament

The Prime Minister breathes a sigh of relief at the approval of the Stabilicum and is already looking ahead to September: she’s heading to the beach, in the south, to celebrate the longest-serving government in the history of the Republic. But relations with Salvini and Tajani remain strained

“It’s not just the appeal for clemency; we’ll also be taking other initiatives here in the House to stir things up a bit and try to provide some answers.” The phone call from Sasso, a resident of Vannaccio, to the jeweller sentenced to 14 years and 9 months in prison for killing two men who had robbed his shop