There is a direct correlation between immigration and the rise of the far right, but it would be simplistic to regard the link between immigration and xenophobic radicalisation as some sort of law of political physics. Interview with Oliviero Angeli of the University of Dresden

In her State of the Union address, the Commission President announced that the country led by Mark Carney will be the first associate member of the European Union. Border security, growth, energy, climate and the proposal to ban social media for children under 13

The former editor of Chora remains in “respectful anticipation” whilst in Milan the left must decide whether to select its candidate by a vote or by agreement. At national level, the PD MP and chairman of Copasir hopes that government policy issues will be decided before the vote takes place

The ‘No’ vote won with 52.5 per cent of the vote in the referendum on resuming accession negotiations with the EU. The problem, at this stage, is Europe’s credibility

Opinion polls suggest a very close result: the ‘Yes’ vote is predicted, at best, to win with a result of between 51 and 52 per cent; at worst, to lose, with a result of between 47 and 49 per cent