Luciano Capone

He perceives imaginary conspiracies rather than real dangers. From Lavitola to Maria Rosaria Boccia, the health card and Peter Thiel 

The entire political spectrum agrees on how to spend a lot of money, but only because they don’t say where to find it. And the shopping list is a long one

Both take the same stance on Ukraine, from opposing arms for Kyiv to supporting gas from Moscow. But whilst Meloni keeps the general out of the fold, the PD has thrown open the doors of its broad coalition to the lawyer.  

He takes credit for an imaginary decline and ignores the deficits of 38–39 billion per year after 2023. The most worrying thing is whether he will stand to lead the country again with the same reckless fiscal policy

Sigfrido denies having visited his friend Valter a few days after the attack, but the evidence gathered by the investigators contradicts his account

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
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