Luciano Capone

Having lost all her appeals, President Stefania Proietti is calling for the authorisation for the renewable energy plant to be revoked in the name of St Francis, St Benedict and “our Etruscan ancestors” 

The Constitutional Court has ruled that the Sardinian regional government’s suspension of authorisations for green energy plants is unlawful: this is the third time in two years. The island is the region lagging furthest behind on its decarbonisation targets

Under investigation for aggravated murder committed using mafia-style methods as the alleged instigator of the bomb attack on Ranucci, the glazier speaks to the victim, his alleged accomplices and the press. Either the Public Prosecutor’s Office’s charges are flimsy, or the absence of precautionary measures is inexplicable

The new frontier for environmentalists is to hate Israel so much that they block green energy projects

Using rather undiplomatic methods, the Foreign Secretary has made a forceful entry into the Spanish debate: he has branded the regularisation of migrants as "demagogic" and the Catalan amnesty as "unfair" 

Two different economic policies, similar problems. And Sánchez and Milei are already thinking ahead to the 2027 election campaign

Placing a major social issue such as lack of self-sufficiency at the heart of the forthcoming Budget Bill may be a way for politicians to consider both future generations and the next elections

The first was acquitted for having reported on the Sangiuliano case in "Report", whilst the second is standing trial for having broadcast "Report"’s coverage of the Sangiuliano case. Same facts, same offence, same magistrates, but completely different fates for the two journalists

There is a significant discrepancy between the charge of a mafia massacre and the preferential treatment accorded to the suspect. Why did the prosecution not seek pre-trial detention? A lead to understanding the risks of blackmail