Luciano Capone

Following the bombshell revelation about his friend Lavitola’s love life, Sigfrido went to buy a new car and discovered that Palantir’s CEO wanted to block his long-term lease. Or perhaps not

Was he attempting to mislead us? Not at all. Was he seeking an alibi for Valter? Highly unlikely. The guileless Sigfrido is simply too naive

Until September, the focus is on the younger generations. From October, when the focus shifts to budget allocations and securing votes ahead of the elections, attention turns elsewhere

From Merz to Burnham, from Macron to Meloni: European governments are being forced to revise their programmes under pressure from populist forces and demographic
trends

The agenda presented in Cernobbio by the secretary is somewhat contradictory: on the one hand, it fails to take account of the centre-left’s actions within the EU and in the regions; on the other, it is not very different from some of the policies set out by the Meloni
government

He had already been arrested a month late. Now, following his confession, there is no need to keep him in prison for a single day longer

The opposition is wrong to downplay its benefits: one need only look at the international context and what is happening in Europe

Between the Superbonus and the NRRP, not a single euro has been earmarked to adapt school buildings to rising temperatures: only 6–7 per cent have air conditioning

Italy and Spain are publicly at loggerheads for the sake of domestic political expediency, but they are not denouncing Rabat’s hybrid attack so as not to upset the regimes that are blackmailing Europe by controlling migration flows

“Perché io so’ io...”. The double standard of the former director of the RAI programme regarding Presutti, Piervincenzi, Lavitola and Gomes